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U DHO Documents relating to the 1127-1809 Seigniory of Holderness

Historical background: The history of the seigniory of Holderness is largely provided by two books: Barbara English, The lords of Holderness 1086-1260 (1979) and George Poulson, The history and antiquities of the seigniory of Holderness in the East Riding of the county of in 2 volumes (1840). The latter also provides histories of the abbey of Meaux (now non- existent) and the priories of (now a parish church) and Burstall (washed away) for which there are papers in U DHO.

Holderness is a triangular piece of land between the , the Hull Valley and the . At the time of it was held by many freeholders but after the it became a single unit, granted by the Norman kings to various counts. For the first 2 years these were the counts of Aumale (or Albemarle) who came from north- east Normandy. They held the liberty of Holderness relatively early and knights of Holderness held their fees directly from the counts. The fees of Holderness were large, enabling only three main families, that of Fauconberg, St Quintin and Ros, to hold most of the knights' fees in exchange for military service.

During the time of Henry III the lordship of Holderness was held by Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, but it reverted to the crown in the time of Edward I because of failure of the male line. After the death of Edward I the lordship was granted to Peter de Gaveston until he was beheaded in 1312 and the seigniory was inherited by his widow, the countess of Cornwall. In the time of Edward II the seigniory reverted to the crown again. It continued this way in the time of Edward III until costly wars forced the king to grant the manor of Burstwick to William de la Pole in exchange for financial aid. There were several transactions made with William de la Pole in Holderness until he was considered the new lord from about the 1340s.

From 1365 the seigniory was held by Isabella, eldest daughter of Edward III, before it reverted again to the crown who granted it several more times until Thomas Plantagenet, second son of Henry IV, was created earl of Albemarle and duke of Clarence in 1411 and granted the manor of Burstwick, the castle at Skipsea (now earthworks) and the patronage of the abbeys of Meaux and Thornton. However, he died without issue at Anjou during the reign of Henry V and during the reign of Henry VI the privy council agreed that the feofees of the late duke of Clarence could retain the lands and tithes and so on for forty years to pay his debts before the lordship once again reverted to the crown. The seigniory then seems to have alternated between the crown and the Stafford family, dukes of Buckingham, through the reign of Henry VII, after which Henry VIII claimed the seigniory and the Tudors held the lordship until Mary I granted it to Henry Neville, earl of Westmorland.

Henry Neville then granted the seigniory of Holderness to Sir John Constable of Burton Constable, who had married his daughter, Catherine. The seigniory remained in the Constable family (for a while the Viscounts of Dunbar) from the sixteenth century.

Custodial History: Donated by Mr H. Stuart Moore in 1966.

page 1 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness Description: This collection comprises copies of, and extracts from, documents relating to the seigniory of Holderness. Most of the documents are medieval or early modern and most come with translations.

Extracts from the court rolls of the manor of Burstwick (intermittent 1368-1627); extracts from the court rolls of the manor of Easington, and Skeffling (1351-1539, 1571- 1666); extracts from the court rolls of the manor of Skipsea (1562-1664), Paull (1598- 1633) and (1503-1658); extracts from the court rolls of the Wapentake court (1502-1503, 1634-1661) and sheriff's tourn courts (1524-1666); copies of inquisitions (post mortem and ad quod damnum) comprising forty percent of the total collection (1254-1637) and including, to name just a few, those of Peter de Brus (1279), Robert de Ros or (1285), William de Fortibus (1287), Joan de Hildyard (1296), Herbert St Quintin (1303), Walter de Fauconberg (1304), Thomas Hildyard (1322), William de la Pole (1338), William de Roos (1343), Herbert St Quintin (1347), Isabella Preston (1349), John le Constable (1349), Walter de Fauconberg (1362), William de la Pole (1365), Isabella Fauconberg (1401), Katherine de la Pole (1419), Humphrey duke of Buckingham (1460), Eleanor duchess of Somerset (1467), Isabella Ellerker (1479), Ralph Ellerker (1546), Ralph and Anne Bulmer (1558), Thomas Grimston (1573), John Constable (1579), Thomas Boynton (1582), Elizabeth Roos (1594), Henry Constable (1609), Marmaduke Langdale (1612), Francis Boynton (1617), Thomas Grimston (1618); translations of extracts from various accounts comprising circa 100 items and including ministers' accounts such as those for the sheriff of Holderness 1261-1264, the reeve of Burstwick 1268-1269 and the keeper of the king's lands in Holderness 1303-1307, the fine rolls of various bailiffs, chancellors' rolls, foreign accounts, pipe rolls and escheators' accounts (1260-1649); extracts from various rolls comprising twenty-five percent of the collection and including originalia rolls, remembrancers' rolls (including Sir John Constable's setting out of his title to the seigniory of Holderness, his manors and lands there and in as derived from Henry earl of Westmorland at Michaelmas 1565), the confirmation by Henry II of the donation of William earl of Albemarle to Thornton Abbey of various lands in Thornton and Frodingham 1154-1162, charter rolls including grants of free warren to Herbert St Quintin, Priory and others and the confirmation of 1301 of lands granted to Thornton Abbey by Richard I, pipe rolls largely relating to scutage and wreckage, close rolls including papers related to the earl and countess of Albemarle and the Hildyard family and patent rolls including the 1268 grant to Edmund, son of the king, of marriage to Isabella de Fortibus and a number of medieval grants of the manor of Burstwick including the 1280 grant with the town of in dower to Queen Eleanor (1130-1809); copies of and extracts from documents mainly relating to Spurn Point and Cherry Cobb Sands about the Constable title and including information about Spurn Point lighthouse and lifeboat which includes the 1810 terms agreed with the crew of the lifeboat (1747-1766) and circa 120 copies of miscellaneous records, mainly public records and legal documents and including papers of the Constable and Hildyard families, medieval papers of the earl of Albemarle including gifts and a marriage settlement (1127-1647). There is also the 1269 agreement of Joan de Stuteville and the archbishop of York about weirs and stakes in the and the 1560 sale for £4000 of Henry earl of Westmorland to John Constable of Holderness.

Amongst the medieval charters in DHO there are papers for Bolton Priory; Bridlington Priory; Kirkstall Abbey; Meaux Abbey; St Martin's Abbey, Albemarle; St Mary's Abbey, York; Thornton Abbey and Warter Priory.

page 2 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness Arrangement: U DHO/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick, 1368 - 1627 U DHO/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Easington, 1351-1666 U DHO/3 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manors of Skipsea, Paull and Withernsea, 1503-1658 U DHO/4 Extracts from Court Rolls of Wapentake and Shefiff's Tourn Courts, 1502- 1677 U DHO/5 Copies of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod damnum, etc.), 1275-1338 U DHO/6 Translations of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod damnum, etc), 1254-1397 U DHO/7 Copies of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod damnum, etc.), 1401-1637 U DHO/8 Translations of Inquisitions post mortem and ad quod damnum, 1401-1637 U DHO/9 Translations of extracts from Ministers' Accounts, etc., 1260-1354 U DHO/10 Translations of extracts from Ministers' and Escheators Accounts, etc., 1394- 1694 U DHO/11 Extracts from Ministers' Accounts, 1399-1617 U DHO/12 Extracts from originalia Rolls, etc., 1130-1809 U DHO/13 Extracts from originalia Rolls, etc., 1130-1809 U DHO/14 Copies and extracts, mainly relating to Spurn Point and Cherry Cobb Sands, 1717-1833 U DHO/15 Copies of legal documents and public records, 1575-1695 U DHO/16 Copies and translations, mainly of public records, 1127-1596

Extent: 12 boxes (2 linear metres)

Related Material: U DCC Papers relating to the Case of Attorney General v. Constable (1869- onwards)

U DDX/58/30-33 Photocopy of the Hildyard Ledger Book (c 1650)

U DDCH Papers of Sir Charles and Lady Mary Chichester (1794-1918)

U DDHA & U DDLA Papers of the Langdale Family of Houghton Hall and Holme-on- Spalding-Moor (mid 13th century – 1939)

U DWB & U DDWB Papers of the Wickham-Boynton Family (incorporating Griffith) of Burton Agnes (1363-1858)

U DDSQ Papers of the St Quentin Family of Harpham and Scampston (1220-1960)

Access Conditions: Access will be given to any accredited reader

Language: English; Latin page 3 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness

U DHO/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of 1368-1627 Burstwick with translations 11 tems

U DHO/1/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1368-1369 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1381-1384 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/3 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1407 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/4 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1433 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/5 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1476-1477 with translations 1 bundle

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U DHO/1/6 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1484 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/7 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1507-1508 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/8 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1547 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/9 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1560 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/10 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1616 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/1/11 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Burstwick 1623-1627 with translations 1 bundle

page 4 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of 1351-1666 Easington, Kilnsea and Skeffling with translations 2 items

U DHO/2/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of 1351-1539 Easington, Kilnsea and Skeffling with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/2/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of 1571-1666 Easington, Kilnsea and Skeffling with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/3 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manors of 1503-1658 Skipsea, Paull and Withernsea with translations 3 items

U DHO/3/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Skipsea 1562-1664 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/3/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of Paull with 1598-1633 translations. With translations of extracts from Court Rolls of Easington relating to Paull Fleet, 1502 - 1503 1 bundle

U DHO/3/3 Extracts from Court Rolls of the manor of 1503-1658 Withernsea with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/4 Extracts from Court Rolls of Wapentake and 1502-1677 Sheriff's Tourn Courts, Seigniory of Holderness, with translations 8 items

U DHO/4/1 Extracts from Court Rolls of Wapentake Court with 1502-1661 translations 1502-1503 and 1634-1661 1 bundle

U DHO/4/2 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1524-1543 with translations 1 bundle

U DHO/4/3 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1593-1624 with translations. North Bailiwick 1 bundle

page 5 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/4/4 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1594-1625 with translations. Middle Bailiwick 1 bundle

U DHO/4/5 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1626-1667 with translations. Middle Bailiwick 1 bundle

U DHO/4/6 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1675-1677 with translations. Middle Bailiwick 1 bundle

U DHO/4/7 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1593-1624 with translations. South Bailiwick 1 bundle

U DHO/4/8 Extracts from Court Rolls of Sheriff's Tourn Court 1625-1666 with translations. South Bailiwick 1 bundle

U DHO/5 Copies of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod 1275-1338 damnum, etc.), Seigniory of Holderness, most with their relative writs 58 items

U DHO/5/1 Inquisition post mortem. John de Nuttle 6 May 1275 Nuttel: son and heir Peter, aged over 21 1 item

U DHO/5/2 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Brus c.1280 Rolliston, Mapilton, Dringou, Ulleram, 1 item

U DHO/5/3 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Robert de Ros of 12 Jun 1285 Beuuer Ros, Monkewyk, Hornse: son and heir William de Ros, aged 32 1 item

page 6 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/4 Inquisition post mortem. William de Fortibus, Earl 29 Sep 1287 of Albemarle Brustwyk, Cleton, Kayngham, Witthoronse, Esyngton, Kylnese, Ulthorn, Parva Humbre, Lelle Dyk, Preston, Ross, Grymmeston, Ryel, Benyngholm, Attyngwyk, Welleram, (), Merflet, Aldeburg, Custwik, (Oustwik?), Mapelton, Bewyk, Walkyngeton, Reston, Fitling, Tunstal, Little Coulden, Westheytfeld, Rolleston, Neuton, Neusum, Otryngham, Frosyngham, Cunigston, (Coniston), Seton, Danthorp, Cameryngton, Wyneton, Skyrlagh, Parva Thorn near Hedon, Skeftlyng, Skyrlyngton, Erghum, Sunthorp, Gousel, (Goxhill), Sutton, Gagensted (Ganstead), Cunyngston, Drypol, Frokyngham (Frodingham), Ut (Out) Neuton, Great Haytfeld, Hildolston (), Tanstern, Wassand, Hornaseburton, Catwyke, Seton, Carleton, Holmeton, Bonnewyke, , Berneston, Wynketon, Lesset, Rythoton, Beyton, Carthorp, Nuttele, Holm, Beford, Penynsthorp, Parva Kelke, Waxham, Sprotele, Rue, Garton, Ryngburg, Drynghoue, Elstanwyk, Ravenser, Holaym, Eluarby, Thorkelbe, Dunethorp, Brandesburton, Beghum (), Rysume, Rymeswelle, Ryse, Arnal, Suthskyrlage, Catefoss, Uleram, Wytthornwyke, Marton, Bylton, Suthfrokyngham, Pagel, Esthalsham, Westmerton, Burton Constable, Tharlesthorp, Skeftlinge 1 item

U DHO/5/5 Inquisition post mortem. Avelina de Fortibus, 6 Aug 1290 Countess of Albemarle: Esthalsam, Westhalsam, Burton Conestable, Neuton Conestable, Tharlesthorp: Translation at U DHO/6/5. Esthalsam, Westhalsam, Burton Conestable, Neuton Conestable, Tharlesthorp 1 item

U DHO/5/6 Inquisition ad quod damnum 8 Sep 1291 A grant to anyone for life of the serjeanty of Holdernesse 1 item

U DHO/5/7 Inquisition post mortem. Sayer de Sutton 31 Mar 1292 Sutton, Conningeston (Coniston), Gagensted (Ganstead), Hull, Braunceholm: son and heir John de Sutton, aged 21 on 24 June 1291; his mother being Christiana de Sutton, widow of Sayer. Translation at U DHO/6/8 1 item

page 7 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/8 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Melsa 1 Jul 1294 Utthorn: son and heir Philip, aged over 23 1 item

U DHO/5/9 Inquisition post mortem. John son of John de 7 Jan 1296 Reddemer Northorp, Esington: daughter and heiress Alice, aged over 5 1 item

U DHO/5/10 Inquisition post mortem. Ralph son of Peter de 18 Jan 1296 Gousill Coldon, Pagel, Holm, Smerehok, Kayngham, Otringham, Waferur Garth in Hedon: daughter and heiress Margery, aged 1 1/2 1 item

U DHO/5/11 Inquisition post mortem. Joan widow of Robert de 18 Jan 1296 Hildeyard Reston, Brakenholm, Sutton: their son and heir Robert de Hildeyerd, aged over 23 1 item

U DHO/5/12 Certificate relating to Inquisition post mortem. John c.1296 son of John de Reddemere John son of John de Reddemere (as U DHO/5/9) 1 item

U DHO/5/13 Inquisition re: William, Earl of Albemarle 4 Nov 1296 Confirming that William, Earl of Albemarle granted to Thornton Abbey the re - tithing of all his cheeses, which they took in his dairies of Brustwyk, Cayngham and Parva Humber 1 item

U DHO/5/14 Inquisition re: Ralph de Goushill c.1297 Concerning lands of Ralph de Goushill in hands of the escheator beyond Trent: Parva Coldon (Cowden),: Reference to his father, Peter de Goushull, and wife Hawise 1 item

U DHO/5/15 Inquisition re: the death of a man from a ship from 1298 eastern parts Relating to the death of a man from a ship from eastern parts, lying in the River Hull, whose corpse was seized by men of the Archbishop of York from the churchyard at and the ship seque- strated; and to the rights of the Crown, the Archbishop and the Earl of Albemarle in the Hull, Old Hull, and Humber 1 item page 8 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/16 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Nuttele 12 May 1301 Nuttele, Preston, Sprotle, Garton: His wife Isabel, and his son and heir John, aged 23 1 item

U DHO/5/17 Inquisition post mortem. Richard de Halsam 29 Jun 1301 Halsam, Frismarsh: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 22. 1 item

U DHO/5/18 Inquisition into lunacy. William, son of Geoffrey, 23 Aug 1302 Berclande (Berchaude?) Of William, son of Geoffrey, Berclande (Berchaude?): Outtneuton 1 item

U DHO/5/19 Inquisition post mortem. Herbert de Sancto 28 May 1303 Quintino Wodhalle, Brandesburton, Thorkalby, Elvardby (Ellerby): his grandson and heir Herbert (son of deceased son Herbert) aged 18 on previous 2 February. 1 item

U DHO/5/20 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de la Twyere 24 Apr 1304 Preston, Wynestede, Frothingham, Gavenested (Ganstead), Sutton, Uththoren, Payghelflete: his son and heir William, aged 14 on previous 12 March. 1 item

U DHO/5/21 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Walter de Faucumberg 21 Nov 1304 Ryse, Withornwik, (Hedon?): his son and heir Walter, aged over 14. 1 item

U DHO/5/22 Inquisition post mortem. William Gumbaud 22 Sep 1305 Thorne, Holm near Paule, Ottringham: his heiresses being his sisters, all of full age, Lora wife of David de Fletwyth, Margaret wife of Laurence de Hollebech, Joan Gumbaud a nun at Swyne, and Christiana Gumbaud a nun at Stykeswald (Stixwold, co. Lincoln). 1 item

U DHO/5/23 Inquisition post mortem. John de Carleton 20 Sep 1306 Garton in Holderness: died 13 December 1304, his heiress being his grandaughter Avice (daughter of his deceased son John, and wife of Richard de Hotham) aged 25 about 12 March 1305/6 1 item

page 9 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/24 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: William de 15 Nov 1307 Malghum and his wife Alice A grant by William de Malghum and his wife Alice to the Priory of Bolton in Craven: rents in Holmton, Penysthorp, Esthaytefeld and Ottringham 1 item

U DHO/5/25 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Chaumbre 21 Jul 1310 Holm near Pagula, Rihill: his son and heir John, aged over 14 1 item

U DHO/5/26 Inquisition post mortem. David de Fletewyk 27 May 1312 Thorn Gumbaud: His wife Isabel; and his son and heir David, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/5/27 Inquisition post mortem. Robert de Mariscis 31 Jul 1312 Kayngham: his son and heir John, aged 11 1 item

U DHO/5/28 Inquisition post mortem. Philip de Despenser 15 Mar 1314 Coldon (Cowden), Dudington (Dunnington), Pagula, Holm, Cayngham: all held by right of his wife Margaret de Gousel, daughter and heiress of Ralph de Gousel, and aged 17 on previous 25 July. 1 item

U DHO/5/29 Inquisition into customs of manor of Burstwick 5 Oct 1316 As affecting descent of lands held in bondage in Kayngham and Lelle 1 item

U DHO/5/30 Similar Inquisition to U DHO/5/29, into customs of 28 Nov 1316 manor of Burstwick As affecting descent of lands held in bondage in Kayngham and Lelle 1 item

U DHO/5/31 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Prior and convent 20 Jan 1317 of Bolton in Craven Prior and convent of Bolton in Craven holding lands in Holmeton, Penyngesthorp, Thorp and Esthaytfeld 1 item

U DHO/5/32 Inquisition post mortem. John de Holaym 29 May 1318 Penyngsthorp, Holmeton, Holaym: his eldest son and heir Ralph, aged over 30 1 item

page 10 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/33 Inquisition post mortem. John de Roos of 4 Jul 1319 Ryngburgh Ruda (Routh), Garton, Aldburgh: his son and heir Richard, aged over 22 1 item

U DHO/5/34 Inquisition post mortem. Andrew Haukyn of 14 Aug 1320 Preston Preston: his daughter and heiress Margaret, aged 2«. Reference to his brother Stephen 1 item

U DHO/5/35 Inquisition post mortem. Katherine widow of John 1 Nov 1320 de Danthorp Skeftlyng: The heirs of John de Danthorp being William Berchand, aged 40, an idiot in Crown custody and son of Alice, daughter of John de Danthorp; and Joan, aged 30, wife of Robert de Hedon and daughter of Margery, daughter of John de Danthorp 1 item

U DHO/5/36 Inquisition post mortem. Laurence de Holbeche 8 May 1321 Thoren Gumbaud, Otringham, Holm: held by right of his wife Margaret. His heiresses being his daughters Margaret aged over 24; Mabel aged over 22; and Christiana, aged over 12. 1 item

U DHO/5/37 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Hildeyard 10 Jun 1322 Riston, Skipseburgh, Waghen, Sutton, Sotcotes, Dripole, Tunstall, Fytlyng: his son and heir Robert, aged over 3. Reference to Anne, wife of Robert Hildeyard, father of Thomas Hildeyard 1 item

U DHO/5/38 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: John, son of 14 Sep 1322 Robert de Preston A Crown grant to John, son of Robert de Preston: Waxham, Preston, Tunstall, Sutton, Sutkotes, Arnall 1 item

U DHO/5/39 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Prioress and nuns 21 Sep 1322 of Kylling (Nunkeeling) Prioress and nuns of Kylling (Nunkeeling) holding lands in Beghum (Bewholme) and Kylling 1 item

page 11 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/40 Inquisition post mortem. John de Ulram 14 Oct 1322 Eston, Ulram: His wife Joan; and his son and heir Hugh de Ulram, aged over 24 1 item

U DHO/5/41 Inquisition post mortem. Nicholas de Thoren 2 Mar 1323 Magna Thoren: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/5/42 Inquisition into trespasses on Royal liberties in 18 Jul 1323 Holderness Fishing in Lamwath Mere; a ferry at Hull Bridge (broken down to keep the Scotch out of Holderness) established by the Archbishop of York; waif and wreck in Patryngton; tolls at Potteresflet 1 item

U DHO/5/43 Inquisition post mortem. Robert de Botheby 19 Jan 1325 Cameryngton, Ryhill: His wife Margery; and his son and heir Thomas, aged over 15 1 item

U DHO/5/44 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: lands in Drynghou 1 Jun 1325 and Bonnewyk A Crown grant of lands in Drynghou and Bonnewyk 1 item

U DHO/5/45 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: John de Lascels 15 Apr 1332 A Crown grant to John de Lascels of lands in Otryngham 1 item

U DHO/5/46 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh L(orimer) 18 Jun 1332 Skipseburgh 1 item

U DHO/5/47 Inquisition ad quod damnum. Warter Priory to 4 Jul 1334 Thornton Abbey Grant by Warter Priory to Thornton Abbey of a moiety of the church of Ulseby, for £20 yearly from the manors of Frothyngham and Homelton () 1 item

page 12 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/48 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Twiere 13 Apr 1334 Wynestede, Frothyngham, Gaghenstede (Ganstead), Sotcotes, Sutton, Paghelflete, Frismersk, Neusom, Outthorn, Flynton, Otringham, Tharlesthorp, Paghellholm, Bilton, Swyne: his son and heir William de la Twiere, aged 16 on previous 5 April 1 item

U DHO/5/49 Inquisition post mortem. John de Nutle 1 Jul 1334 Nutle, Preston, Garton, Stokholm,: his son and heir Peter, aged over 24 1 item

U DHO/5/50 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Twyere 11 Jul 1334 (As U DHO/5/48): Wynested, Frothyngham, Paghelflete 1 item

U DHO/5/51 Inquisition post mortem. John de Preston 8 Dec 1334 Waxham, Preston, Sprotle, Tunstall: his son and heir John de Preston, aged over 30. Reference to his deceased wife Emma 1 item

U DHO/5/52 Inquisition post mortem. Philip de Meaux 28 Mar 1335 Outthorn: His wife Helen; and son and heir William, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/5/53 Inquisition post mortem. John de Kayngham 19 Jul 1335 Kayngham: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 16 1 item

U DHO/5/54 Inquisition post mortem. Alice, widow of Peter de la 15 Jul 1337 Twyer Preston: his heir being William, son and heir of Sir William de la Twyer, aged over 19 1 item

U DHO/5/55 Inquisition post mortem. Lora, widow of Sir 25 Oct 1337 Thomas de Novo Mercato senr Thorngumbaud, Paulholm: his son and heir David de Fletewyk, aged over 40 1 item

U DHO/5/56 Inquisition post mortem. Walter le Steller of 10 Jun 1338 Paulflete Pagula, Paulflete, Bondebrustwyk, Aldeburgh: his son and heir Thomas Steller, aged over 30 1 item page 13 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/5/57 Inquisition post mortem. John de Sutton senr. of 19 Oct 1338 Holderness Attyngwyk (): his son and heir John de Sutton, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/5/58 Inquisition into value of the lands of William de la 26 Oct 1338 Pole Cletone, Parva Humbr', Burtonpidse, Outhorn, Wythornse, Skeftlyng, Kilnese, Esyngton, Preston, Kayngham, Bondebrustwik, Lelle Dick, Elstanwik, Sprottle, Hedone, Pawelflet, Ravenser 1 item

U DHO/6 Translations of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad 1254-1397 quod damnum, etc), Seigniory of Holderness 131 items

U DHO/6/1 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Robert son of Thomas 15 May 1254 de Craystock Brunnum, Milinton, Gripthorp, Wapplinton, Sethorn, Folketon, Flexton, Spaldington, Thorp 1 item

U DHO/6/2 Inquisition post mortem. John de Nuttle 6 May 1275 Nuttel: son and heir Peter, aged over 21 1 item

U DHO/6/3 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Brus post Jul 1279 Rolliston, Mapilton, Dringou, Ulleram, Owstwick 1 item

U DHO/6/4 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Robert de Ros of 12 Jun 1285 Beuuer Ros, Monkewyk, Hornse: son and heir William de Ros, aged 32 1 item

U DHO/6/5 Inquisition post mortem. Avelina de Fortibus, 6 Aug 1290 Countess of Albemarle Esthalsam, Westhalsam, Burton Conestable, Neuton Conestable, Tharlesthorp 1 item

U DHO/6/6 Inquisition as to the origins of the town of 9 Sep 1290 Ravenserod and the forestalling of ships going to Grymesby. 1 item

page 14 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/7 Inquisition ad quod damnum 8 Sep 1291 A grant to anyone for life of the serjeanty of Holdernesse 1 item

U DHO/6/8 Inquisition post mortem. Sayer de Sutton 31 Mar 1292 Sutton, Conningeston (Coniston), Gagensted (Ganstead), Hull, Braunceholm: son and heir John de Sutton, aged 21 on 24 June 1291; his mother being Christiana de Sutton, widow of Sayer 1 item

U DHO/6/9 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Melsa 1 Jul 1294 Utthorn: son and heir Philip, aged over 23 1 item

U DHO/6/10 Inquisition post mortem. John son of John de 7 Jan 1296 Reddemer Northorp, Esington: daughter and heiress Alice, aged over 5 1 item

U DHO/6/11 Inquisition post mortem. Ralph son of Peter de 18 Jan 1296 Gousill Coldon, Pagel, Holm, Smerehok, Kayngham, Otringham, Waferur Garth in Hedon: daughter and heiress Margery, aged 1 1/2 1 item

U DHO/6/12 Inquisition post mortem. Joan widow of Robert de 18 Jan 1296 Hildeyard Reston, Brakenholm, Sutton: their son and heir Robert de Hildeyerd, aged over 23 1 item

U DHO/6/13 Certificate relating to Inquisition post mortem. John c.1296 son of John de Reddemere (As U DHO/6/10) 1 item

U DHO/6/14 Inquisition re: William, Earl of Albemarle 4 Nov 1296 Confirming that William, Earl of Albemarle granted to Thornton Abbey the re-tithing of all his cheeses, which they took in his dairies of Brustwyk, Cayngham and Parva Humber 1 item

U DHO/6/15 Inquisition re: lands of Ralph de Goushill c.1297 Concerning lands of Ralph de Goushill in hands of the escheator beyond Trent: Parva Coldon (Cowden),: Reference to his father, Peter de Goushull, and wife Hawise 1 item page 15 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/16 Inquisition re: death of a man from a ship from 1298 eastern parts Relating to the death of a man from a ship from eastern parts, lying in the River Hull, whose corpse was seized by men of the Archbishop of York from the churchyard at Drypool and the ship sequestrated; and to the rights of the Crown, the Archbishop and the Earl of Albemarle in the Hull, Old Hull, and Humber 1 item

U DHO/6/17 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Isabella de 20 Jul 1300 Fortibus Grant to Thornton Abbey of a parcel of land in Ravenshereodde, which they had of the gift of Isabella de Fortibus 1 item

U DHO/6/18 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de Nuttele 12 May 1301 Nuttele, Preston, Sprotle, Garton: His wife Isabel, and his son and heir John, aged 23 1 item

U DHO/6/19 Inquisition post mortem. Richard de Halsam 29 Jun 1301 Halsam, Frismarsh: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 22 1 item

U DHO/6/20 Inquisition re: lunacy of William, son of Geoffrey, 23 Aug 1302 Berclande (Berchaude?) Into lunacy of William, son of Geoffrey, Berclande (Berchaude?): Outtneuton 1 item

U DHO/6/21 Inquisition post mortem. Herbert de Sancto 28 May 1303 Quintino Wodhalle, Brandesburton, Thorkalby, Elvardby (Ellerby): his grandson and heir Herbert (son of deceased son Herbert) aged 18 on previous 2 February 1 item

U DHO/6/22 Inquisition post mortem. Peter de la Twyere 24 Apr 1304 Preston, Wynestede, Frothingham, Gavenested (Ganstead), Sutton, Uththoren, Payghelflete: his son and heir William, aged 14 on previous 12 March 1 item

page 16 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/23 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Walter de Faucumberg 21 Nov 1304 Ryse, Withornwik, (Hedon?): his son and heir Walter, aged over 14 1 item

U DHO/6/24 Inquisition post mortem. William Gumbaud 22 Sep 1305 Thorne, Holm near Paule, Ottringham: his heiresses being his sisters, all of full age, Lora wife of David de Fletwyth, Margaret wife of Laurence de Hollebech, Joan Gumbaud a nun at Swyne, and Christiana Gumbaud a nun at Stykeswald (Stixwold, co. Lincoln) 1 item

U DHO/6/25 Inquisition post mortem. John de Carleton 20 Sep 1306 Garton in Holderness: died 13 December 1304, his heiress being his grandaughter Avice (daughter of his deceased son John, and wife of Richard de Hotham) aged 25 about 12 March 1305/6 1 item

U DHO/6/26 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: William de 15 Nov 1307 Malghum and his wife Alice A grant by William de Malghum and his wife Alice to the Priory of Bolton in Craven. Rents in Holmton, Penysthorp, Esthaytefeld and Ottringham 1 item

U DHO/6/27 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Chaumbre 21 Jul 1310 Holm near Pagula, Rihill: his son and heir John, aged over 14. 1 item

U DHO/6/28 Inquisition post mortem. David de Fletewyk 27 May 1312 Thorn Gumbaud: His wife Isabel; and his son and heir David, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/6/29 Inquisition post mortem. Robert de Mariscis 31 Jul 1312 Kayngham: his son and heir John, aged 11 1 item

U DHO/6/30 Inquisition ad quod damnum. Robert de Cauce 21 Dec 1312 Heddon: his son and heir Robert, aged 27. 1 item

U DHO/6/31 Inquisition post mortem. Philip de Despenser 15 Mar 1314 Coldon (Cowden), Dudington (Dunnington), Pagula, Holm, Cayngham: all held by right of his wife Margaret de Gousel, daughter and heiress of Ralph de Gousel, and aged 17 on previous 25 July 1 item page 17 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/32 Inquisition 5 Oct 1316 Into customs of manor of Burstwick, as affecting descent of lands held in bondage in Kayngham and Lelle 1 item

U DHO/6/33 Similar Inquisition to U DHO/6/32 28 Nov 1316 Into customs of manor of Burstwick, as affecting descent of lands held in bondage in Kayngham and Lelle 1 item

U DHO/6/34 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Prior and convent 20 Jan 1317 of Bolton in Craven Prior and convent of Bolton in Craven holding lands in Holmeton, Penyngesthorp, Thorp and Esthaytfeld 1 item

U DHO/6/35 Inquisition post mortem. John de Holaym 29 May 1318 Penyngsthorp, Holmeton, Holaym: his eldest son and heir Ralph, aged over 30. Translation at U DHO/5/32. 1 item

U DHO/6/36 Inquisition post mortem. John de Roos of 4 Jul 1319 Ryngburgh Ruda (Routh), Garton, Aldburgh: his son and heir Richard, aged over 22. Translation at U DHO/5/33. 1 item

U DHO/6/37 Inquisition post mortem. Andrew Haukyn of 14 Aug 1320 Preston Preston: his daughter and heiress Margaret, aged 2 1/2. Reference to his brother Stephen 1 item

U DHO/6/38 Inquisition post mortem. Katherine widow of John 1 Nov 1320 de Danthorp Skeftlyng: The heirs of John de Danthorp being William Berchand, aged 40, an idiot in Crown custody and son of Alice, daughter of John de Danthorp; and Joan, aged 30, wife of Robert de Hedon and daughter of Margery, daughter of John de Danthorp 1 item

page 18 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/39 Inquisition post mortem. Laurence de Holbeche 8 May 1321 Thoren Gumbaud, Otringham, Holm: held by right of his wife Margaret. His heiresses being his daughters Margaret aged over 24; Mabel aged over 22; and Christiana, aged over 12 1 item

U DHO/6/40 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Hildeyard 10 Jun 1322 Riston, Skipseburgh, Waghen, Sutton, Sotcotes, Dripole, Tunstall, Fytlyng: his son and heir Robert, aged over 3. Reference to Anne, wife of Robert Hildeyard, father of Thomas Hildeyard 1 item

U DHO/6/41 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: John, son of 14 Sep 1322 Robert de Preston A Crown grant to John, son of Robert de Preston. Waxham, Preston, Tunstall, Sutton, Sutkotes, Arnall - - 1 item

U DHO/6/42 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Prioress and nuns 21 Sep 1322 of Kylling (Nunkeeling) Prioress and nuns of Kylling (Nunkeeling) holding lands in Beghum (Bewholme) and Kylling 1 item

U DHO/6/43 Inquisition post mortem. John de Ulram 14 Oct 1322 Eston, Ulram: His wife Joan; and his son and heir Hugh de Ulram, aged over 24 1 item

U DHO/6/44 Inquisition post mortem. Nicholas de Thoren 2 Mar 1323 Magna Thoren: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/6/45 Inquisition post mortem. Robert de Botheby 19 Jan 1325 Cameryngton, Ryhill: His wife Margery; and his son and heir Thomas, aged over 15 1 item

U DHO/6/46 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: lands in Drynghou 1 Jun 1325 and Bonnewyk A Crown grant of lands in Drynghou and Bonnewyk 1 item

U DHO/6/47 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: John de Lascels of 15 Apr 1332 lands in Otryngham A Crown grant to John de Lascels of lands in Otryngham 1 item page 19 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/48 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh L(orimer) 18 Jun 1332 Skipseburgh 1 item

U DHO/6/49 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Warter Priory to 4 Jul 1334 Thornton Abbey Grant by Warter Priory to Thornton Abbey of a moiety of the church of Ulseby, for £20 yearly from the manors of Frothyngham and Homelton (Humbleton) 1 item

U DHO/6/50 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Twiere 13 Apr 1334 Wynestede, Frothyngham, Gaghenstede (Ganstead), Sotcotes, Sutton, Paghelflete, Frismersk, Neusom, Outthorn, Flynton, Otringham, Tharlesthorp, Paghellholm, Bilton, Swyne: his son and heir William de la Twiere, aged 16 on previous 5 April 1 item

U DHO/6/51 Inquisition post mortem. John de Nutle 1 Jul 1334 Nutle, Preston, Garton, Stokholm,: his son and heir Peter, aged over 24 1 item

U DHO/6/52 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Twyere 11 Jul 1334 (As U DHO/6/50). Wynested, Frothyngham, Paghelflete: 1 item

U DHO/6/53 Inquisition post mortem. John de Preston 8 Dec 1334 Waxham, Preston, Sprotle, Tunstall: his son and heir John de Preston, aged over 30. Reference to his deceased wife Emma 1 item

U DHO/6/54 Inquisition post mortem. Philip de Meaux 28 Mar 1335 Outthorn: His wife Helen; and son and heir William, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/6/55 Inquisition post mortem. John de Kayngham 19 Jul 1335 Kayngham: his son and heir Nicholas, aged over 16 1 item

U DHO/6/56 Inquisition post mortem. Alice, widow of Peter de la 15 Jul 1337 Twyer Preston: his heir being William, son and heir of Sir William de la Twyer, aged over 19 1 item page 20 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/57 Inquisition post mortem. Lora, widow of Sir 25 Oct 1337 Thomas de Novo Mercato senr Thorngumbaud, Paulholm: his son and heir David de Fletewyk, aged over 40 1 item

U DHO/6/58 Inquisition post mortem. Walter le Steller of 10 Jun 1338 Paulflete Pagula, Paulflete, Bondebrustwyk, Aldeburgh: his son and heir Thomas Steller, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/6/59 Inquisition post mortem. John de Sutton senr. of 19 Oct 1338 Holderness Attyngwyk (Atwick): his son and heir John de Sutton, aged over 30 1 item

U DHO/6/60 Inquisition into value of the lands of William de la 26 Oct 1338 Pole Cletone, Parva Humbr', Burtonpidse, Outhorn, Wythornse, Skeftlyng, Kilnese, Esyngton, Preston, Kayngham, Bondebrustwik, Lelle Dick, Elstanwik, Sprottle, Hedone, Pawelflet, Ravenser 1 item

U DHO/6/61 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: William Pelly of 17 Jun 1340 Otryngham Grant by William Pelly of Otryngham to Meaux Abbey: Otryngham 1 item

U DHO/6/62 Inquisition as to the temporalities of the Archbishop 18 Sep 1340 of York Patryngton, Burton, Skytby, Eloughton, Wylton, Wetwang, Thorp, Tharlesthorp, Frismersk 1 item

U DHO/6/63 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Spynay of 4 Apr 1342 Rolleston Rolleston: his son and heir William, aged over 24. 1 item

U DHO/6/64 Inquisition post mortem. William de Meaux 18 Jan 1343 Outhorne, Wythornese: his son and heir Peter, aged 10. 1 item

page 21 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/65 Inquisition post mortem. Andrew Haukyn 23 Mar 1343 Preston: his daughter and heiress Margaret, wife of Robert de Watingedon, aged over 24. Died 7 June 1320 1 item

U DHO/6/66 Inquisition post mortem. William de Roos of 24 Mar 1343 Hamelak Rosse, Attingwyk, Ulram, Brandesburton, Fosham, Merflete, Aldeborough, Thorp next Aldeborough, Rihill, Grymeston. 1 item

U DHO/6/67 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas de Mounceaux 2 Jan 1346 Berneston (Barmston), Wynketon, Hertburn, Righton, Cavethorp, and Bovyngton (Boynton), co. York. Kyllyngholm, Cotum, Keleby and Thor- gramby, co. Lincoln: Died 27 November 1345. His son and heir John de Mounceaux, aged over 40. 1 item

U DHO/6/68 Inquisition post mortem. Herbert de St. Quintin 26 May 1347 Brandesburton, Wodehall, Mapelton, Rosse: Died (3 June 1346). His daughters and heiresses Elizabeth, aged 7, and Lora, aged 5. 1 item

U DHO/6/69 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh Baxter of Hornsebek 7 Aug 1347 Hornseburton: Died 26 July 1346. His son and heir John, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/6/70 Inquisition into lands in Bernston (Barmston) of 24 Nov 1347 Agatha daughter and heiress of Gerard the chamberlain Seized by the escheator for their alienation without licence. Claimed by Sir John de Mounceaux. 1 item

U DHO/6/71 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas son of Walter 5 Jan 1348 Steller of Paghelflet Paghel, Paghelflet, Bondbrustwyk, Aldeburgh: Died 13 November 1347. His son and heir Peter, aged 2 on 22 February 1347/8. 1 item

U DHO/6/72 Inquisition into lands in Ulram of Robert son of 11 Feb 1348 Robert Tothe of Killum Seized by the escheator on his outlawry for killing Richard son of John de Cotum. Claimed by George Salvayn 1 item page 22 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/73 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: the burgesses of 13 Mar 1348 Hedon Grant to the burgesses of Hedon of the town of Hedon, to be held in fee farm of the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/6/74 Inquisition into lands of John de Ryhill, a felon 12 Apr 1348 Kayngham, Ryhill, Tunstall: his son and heir Robert, aged 8 1 item

U DHO/6/75 Inquisition into lands in Ulram of Robert son of 11 Feb 1348 Robert Tothe of Killum Seized by the escheator on his outlawry for killing Richard son of John de Cotum. Claimed by George Salvayn 1 item

U DHO/6/76 Inquisition post mortem. Herbert de St. Quyntin 20 Jul 1348 Brandesburton, Beghum (Bewholme), Bristhill (Burstall), Thurkelby, Danthorp, Ros, Swyne: Reference to his wife Margery. 1 item

U DHO/6/77 Inquisition post mortem. Edmund Cauce of 19 Jan 1349 Drynghowe Drynghowe: Died 8 December 1348. His son and heir Robert, aged 8 weeks. 1 item

U DHO/6/78 Inquisition post mortem. Alice wife of Walter atte 2 Oct 1349 See of Redmar Redmar, Northorp, Esyngton: her son and heir John son of John de Redmar. 1 item

U DHO/6/79 Inquisition post mortem. Isabella daughter of John 10 Oct 1349 de Preston Waxham, Tunstall, Preston, Sprotle, Sutton, Drypole: her kinswoman and heiress, Juliana, daughter of Thomas Stedeman of Frysmersh, aged over 24. 1 item

page 23 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/80 Inquisition post mortem. John le Conestable of 24 Oct 1349 Burton Constable, Merton, Tharlesthorp, Otryngham, Halsham, Kayngham, Holm, Paghel, Dodyngton, Tanstern, Etherdwyk, Hildreston: Died 17 September 1349. His son and heir John, aged 13. Reference to his wife Albreda. 1 item

U DHO/6/81 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas de Plesynghou, 25 Nov 1349 of Skeftling Skeftlyng: Died March 1333. His heir being John son of Thomas son of Emma, kinsman of Thomas de Plesynghou, aged 3. 1 item

U DHO/6/82 Inquisition post mortem. John son of Walter atte 27 Nov 1349 See of Redmar Sunthorp, Wythornse, Paghelflete: Died 15 September 1349. His son and heir John, aged over 23. 1 item

U DHO/6/83 Inquisition post mortem. Richard Wryght of 15 Dec 1349 Hornseburton Hornseburton: Died 27 July 1349. His son and heir John, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/6/84 Inquisition post mortem. Margaret de Roos 15 Dec 1349 Little Coldon, Paghel, Holm, Kayngham, Drynghowe, Otringham, Dodyngton, Great Coldon, Beford: Died 28 July 1349; after which the premises passed to her son and heir Philip le Despenser, who died 22 August 1349, his son and heir Philip aged 7 on 13 December 1349. 1 item

U DHO/6/85 Inquisition post mortem. Walter de Mapleton of 15 Aug 1349 Hornseburton Hornseburton, Mapelton: Died 1 August 1349. Thomas, son and heir of Walter de Mapleton and wife Agnes, aged over 21. Hornseburton, Mapelton: Died 1 August 1349. Thomas, son and heir of Walter de Mapleton and wife Agnes, aged over 21. 1 item

page 24 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/86 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: John del Flete of 7 Jan 1350 Bubwyth Grant by John del Flete of Bubwyth to Warter Priory: Waxham, Preston, Tunstall, Drypole 1 item

U DHO/6/87 Inquisition post mortem. Peter, son and heir of 6 Feb 1350 Walter de Meaux, a minor. Outthorn, Wythornse: his kinswoman and heiresses, Joan aged 44, Emma aged 42, and Agnes aged 40, daughters of Philip de Meaux. 1 item

U DHO/6/88 Inquisition post mortem. Nicholas de Thorne 10 Mar 1350 Ryngburghneuton, Outthorn, Skeftlyng, Westhalsham, Esthalsham: Died 26 August 1349. His son and heir John, aged 2 1/2. 1 item

U DHO/6/89 Inquisition post mortem. Geoffrey de Redemar of 30 Mar 1350 Outnewton Outneuton, Skeftling: Died 29 August 1349. His son and heir Stephen, aged 21 on 25 March 1350. 1 item

U DHO/6/90 Inquisitions into purprestures and encroachments 1 Apr 1350 on Crown land in Holderness Skipse, Seton, Sylesthorne (Sigglesthorne), Harpeham, Brandesburton, Wodehalle, Mapelton, Hoton, Northorp, Esyngton, Rolleston, Kylnese, Lambewath, Brustwick 1 item

U DHO/6/91 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Sir William de 8 Apr 1350 Thorp Grant by Sir William de Thorp next Newark to a chaplain at the altar of Holy Trinity in the church of St. Lawrence of Thorp next Newark: Merflete 1 item

U DHO/6/92 Inquisition post mortem. Ughtred de Charleton 23 Sep 1350 Skeftlyng: his kinsman and heir John de Charleton, aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/6/93 Inquisition post mortem. Alice de Crokhow 6 Jul 1351 Tunstall: Died 13 August 1349. Her son (by Simon de Crokhow) and heir John, aged over 22. 1 item

page 25 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/94 Inquisition post mortem. Richard de Ros 1 Dec 1351 Ryngburgh, Garton, Routh, Aldeburgh, Grymston: Died 22 May 1351. Richard, son of John de Ros, son of Richard de Ros, aged 13, being heir to all the premises except the manor of Routh, of which William de Rose, son of Richard de Ros and his wife Joan, aged 15, is the heir. 1 item

U DHO/6/95 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh de Ulram 10 Sep 1352 Ulram: Died 12 February 1351/2. His son and heir William, aged 16 on 25 December 1351. 1 item

U DHO/6/96 Inquisition post mortem. Peter Moys of 29 Nov 1352 Bondebrustwyk Died 4 August 1349. His heirs being Beatrice, daughter of William de Dykes and wife Emma (daughter of Peter Moys), aged 16 on 3 May 1352, and William, son of Stephen and wife Alice (daughter of Peter Moys and sister of Emma), aged 16 on 4 April 1352. 1 item

U DHO/6/97 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Thomas de 15 Jan 1353 Holeym Grant by William de Hoton, Alan de Kylnese parson of the chapel of Holmeton and Ralph his brother (exors. of Thomas de Holeym late parson of the chapel) to a chaplain in the said chapel: Holmeton 1 item

U DHO/6/98 Inquisition post mortem. Constance de Shulton 16 May 1353 Ulram: Died 20 May 1349. Her son and heir Sir Richard de Shulton, aged over 50. 1 item

U DHO/6/99 Inquisition into claim of John de Bildeston, vicar of 6 Oct 1353 Paule To tithes of fish taken in the sea by his parishioners. Reference to Walter Lok, late vicar 1 item

U DHO/6/100 Inquisition post mortem. William de Holm next 21 Jul 1354 Paghell Paghellholm, Paghell, Ryhill: Died June 1354. His son and heir Roger, aged 15. Reference to his widow Beatrice. 1 item

page 26 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/101 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Sir John de Sutton 8 Feb 1336 Grant by Sir John de Sutton to the chantry of Sutton Chapel: Sutton, Sotecotes, Braunceholm, Attyngwyk, Conygston 1 item

U DHO/6/102 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John de Sutton 8 Jun 1356 Sutton, Sottcotes, Braunceholm, Attyngwyk, Rolleston: Died 5 May 1356. His brother and heir Sir Thomas de Sutton, aged over 40. Reference to his widow Alyna (as U DHO/6/110). Sutton, Sottcotes, Braunceholm, Attyngwyk, Rolleston: Died 5 May 1356. His brother and heir Sir Thomas de Sutton, aged over 40. Reference to his widow Alyna (as U DHO/6/110). 1 item

U DHO/6/103 Inquisition re: Manors of Ryngburgh and c.1360 Cameryngton Manors of Ryngburgh and Cameryngton are held of the manors of Skipse and Cleton by knight service, and not of the Honor of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/6/104 Inquisition post mortem. Margery, wife (widow?) of 12 Jun 1361 Roger Huse Brandesburton, Mapleton: Died 14 May 1361. Her heiresses being her daughters by her first husband Herbert de St. Quintin, Elizabeth wife of Sir John de Marmyon, aged 20, and Lora, wife of Robert de Grey, aged 18. 1 item

U DHO/6/105 Inquisition post mortem. James de Roos 18 Nov 1360 Oustwyk, Hilderston, Tharlesthorp: Died 30 September 1360. His son and heir Sir Robert de Roos, aged over 40. 1 item

U DHO/6/106 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Walter de 3 Nov 1362 Fauconberge Ryse, Seton, Wythornwyk: Died (29 September 1362). His son and heir Thomas, aged over 17. 1 item

U DHO/6/107 Inquisition post mortem. Sir William de Melton 9 Mar 1363 Oustwyk: His son and heir William, aged over 22. 1 item

page 27 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/108 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John de Mounceaux 6 May 1363 Berneston (Barmston): Died 5 April 1363. His son and heir John de Mounceaux, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/6/109 Inquisition post mortem. Nicholas de Redyng of 20 May 1363 Hedon Hedon: Died 6 June 1343. Stephen, son of his kinsman John de Redyng and aged over 17, being his heir. 1 item

U DHO/6/110 Inquisition post mortem. Alina de Sutton widow of 21 Oct 1363 Sir John de Sutton (As U DHO/6/102). Sutton, Sotecotes, Swyne: Died 5 October 1363. Her heir being Sir Thomas de Sutton, brother of her deceased husband. 1 item

U DHO/6/111 Inquisition post mortem. Margery, widow of William 26 Oct 1363 de Roos of Hamelak Rosse Monkewyk: Died 18 October 1363. Her heir being Thomas, Lord Roos, son and heir of William de Roos, aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/6/112 Inquisition post mortem. William de la Pole 27 Aug 1366 Rymeswell, Beghom (Bewholme), Esthalsham: Died 21 June 1366. His son and heir Sir Michael de la Pole, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/6/113 Inquisition post mortem. Ralph Bulmer 29 Apr 1367 Attyngwyk: Died 21 December 1366. His son and heir Ralph Bulmer, aged 1 year 3 weeks. 1 item

U DHO/6/114 Inquisition post mortem. Peter Moys of 21 Jun 1367 Bondbrustwyk Bondbrustwyk: Died 20 August 1349. His heirs and kinsmen, Beatrice wife of Robert Aumener, and William son of William son Stephen of Bondbrustwyk, aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/6/115 Pleas in Chancery 12 Nov 1367 In a writ for the recovery of tenements in Ulram held in capite by William de Ulram, and alienated by him without licence to Geoffrey de St. Quentin and wife Constance and Peter de Nuttle. 1 item

page 28 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/116 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: William Clerc of 23 Jan 1371 Hedon Grant by William Clerc of Hedon to a chaplain at the altar of the Blessed Mary in Preston church: Wynested, Neusom, Halsham, Preston, Hedon 1 item

U DHO/6/117 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Thomas de 24 Feb 1379 Beverlee and Thomas de Wylton Thomas de Beverlee and Thomas de Wylton to North Ferriby Priory: Merflete, Bylton, Drewton - - : 1 item

U DHO/6/118 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Robert de Roos of 16 Jan 1382 Gedeneye Oustewyk, Hilderston, Tharlesthorp, Thorp Aldeburgh: Died 11 December 1381. His brother and heir Nicholas de Roos, aged over 56. 1 item

U DHO/6/119 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas de Roos of 8 Jul 1383 Hamelak Rosse: His son and heir (by his wife Beatrice), Sir John de Roos, aged over 18. 1 item

U DHO/6/120 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Robert Frankys 24 Sep 1386 Grant by Robert Frankys clerk to Kylling (Nunkeeling) Priory: Hedon, Ryston, Arnal, Rolleston, Elstanwyk, Tunstall 1 item

U DHO/6/121 Inquisition post mortem. Roger de Thwayt 17 Oct 1387 Thorngubaud, Paghelholm, Otringham: Held in right of his wife Christiana deceased. 1 item

U DHO/6/122 Inquisition into estates of Sir Thomas Tryvett 29 Sep 1388 Extended for his debt to John de Ravenser, John de Popelton and Robert de Garton clerk: Sodcotes 1 item

U DHO/6/123 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: chapel of St. 3 May 1389 Augustine of Hedon Grant by John de Burton and Henry Maupas clerks to the mayor and commonalty of Hedon, to find a chaplain at the altar of the Blessed Mary on the south side of the chapel of St. Augustine of Hedon 1 item

page 29 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/124 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: Thomas de Nuthill 9 Sep 1392 of Fitling, John de St. Neots, Robert de Broghton and Nicholas de Gosberkirk Grant by Thomas de Nuthill of Fitling, John de St. Neots vicar of Humbleton, Robert de Broghton vicar of Ulceby and Nicholas de Gosberkirk chaplain to Thornton Abbey: Humbleton, Pauleflete, Grymston, Hedon 1 item

U DHO/6/125 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John de Todenham 24 Oct 1392 Elstanwyk: Died 5 September 1392. His son and heir Robert de Todenham, aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/6/126 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: almshouse in 3 Apr 1395 Grant by Robert de Garton and Henry Maupas, clerks, to the governors of Beverley, of a site for an almshouse (120ft. x 80ft.) for 12 poor men in Beverley: Garton, Hedon - - : 1 item

U DHO/6/127 Inquisition post mortem. Beatrice, wife of William 18 Apr 1395 del Chambre Holm next Paule, Paule: Died 20 February 1392/3. Her kinsman and heir William del Chambre, aged 21 on 1 October 1394. 1 item

U DHO/6/128 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: cemetery and 20 Jun 1396 church in Paghell Grant by Sir Philip le Despenser, William Frost, Robert de Garton clerk and Thomas de Paghell chaplain to John Herdeby, vicar of Paghell: 1 ac. in Paghell for a cemetery and to build a church 1 item

U DHO/6/129 Inquisition re: Kirkstall Abbey taking seisin and 20 Jun 1396 possession of Birstall Priory That Kirkstall Abbey took seisin and possession of Birstall Priory and its possessions, formerly property of the Abbey of St. Martin of Aumarle in Normandy, on 28 May 1396. Birstall, Skeftlinge, Kilnesse, Wythornse, Holmeton, Thorn, Rymmeswell, Waxham, Frothyngham, Holem, Aldeburgh, Thorp, Est Neweton, Ryng..., Carleton, Eddirdwyk, Coldon, Pawele, Merflete, Holme, Thorngumbald, Carmyngton, Skekelyng, Ryhill, Bondbristwyk, Rogemond, Outthorne, Newesome 1 item

page 30 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/6/130 Inquisition into estates and possessions in 26 Oct 1397 Holderness of Thomas, Duke of Gloucester: lordship of Holderness Brustwyk, Kaynghammerske, Litilhumbre, Cleton, Skipse, Neuton, Paule,: and of the Archbishop of York: 1 item

U DHO/6/131 Inquisition re: estates of Thomas, Duke of 4 Nov 1397 Gloucester Into estates of Thomas, Duke of Gloucester, in hands of Edward, Duke of Albemarle and Earl of Rutland. Similar to U DHO/6/130. 1 item

U DHO/7 Copies of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod 1401-1637 damnum, etc), Seigniory of Holderness Copies of Inquisitions (post mortem, ad quod damnum, etc), Seigniory of Holderness 48 items

U DHO/7/1 Inquisition post mortem. Isabella wife of Walter 13 Jun 1401 Faukenberge Ryse, Wytthornwik, Catewyk, Catfosse, Drynghowe, Ulram, Estmarton, South Frothyngham, Bilton, Northkirkelawe, Hornsee Burton, Esthatfeld, Beghome (Bewholme), Estbrune: Died 19 May 1401. Her heir being Sir John Bygot, son of John Bygott brother of Isabella, aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/7/2 Inquisition post mortem. Constance wife of Peter 12 Jul 1401 de Malo Lacu the sixth Brauncholm, Sutton: Died (9 June 1401). Her son and heir John Godard, aged over 14. 1 item

U DHO/7/3 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Philip le Despenser 27 Aug 1401 Coldon, Drynghowe, Dodyngton, Swynflet, Rednessefild, Perlyngton: Died 4 August 1401. His son and heir Philip le Despenser jnr., aged over 36. 1 item

page 31 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/4 Inquisition post mortem. George Salvan 19 Mar 1418 Attyngwyke, Killyngwyk, Appelgarth, Hundmanby, Braunceholme, Sutton in Holdernesse, Staneferi, Rolleston, Hornceburton, Conyngeston, Frothyngham: Died 26 January 1417/8. His son and heir John Salvan (by his wife Elizabeth), aged over 10 on 26 January 1403/4. 1 item

U DHO/7/5 Inquisition post mortem. Katherine, wife of Michael 1 Jul 1419 de la Pole, late Earl of Suffolk Rymeswell, Miton, Beaugham (Bewholme), Drypole, Newland, Anlaby, Oustmersk, Cotyngham: Died 8 April 1419. Her son and male heir William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, aged over 22; and her general heirs being Katherine, Elizabeth and Isabella, daughters of Michael de la Pole, her son by the late Earl. 1 item

U DHO/7/6 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Godard 20 Jul 1421 Sutton, Braunceholm, Stanefery, Gaunstede, Conyngeston, Frothyngham, Rolleston, Hornseburton: Died 10 April 1421. His son and heir John Godard, aged 3. 1 item

U DHO/7/7 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh de Thorp of co. 30 Oct 1421 Nottingham esq. Marflete: Died 20 August 1421. His son and heir John de Thorp, aged over 16. 1 item

U DHO/7/8 Inquisition post mortem. Joan daughter of Thomas 18 Sep 1424 de Snayth of Beverley dyer and wife Cicely (sister of Thomas de Lutton citizen of York) Arnall, Routon: Died 22 April 1421. Her daughter and heir Isabella, wife of William Holme of Beverley, aged 44 at death of Joan. 1 item

U DHO/7/9 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Bygod 22 May 1427 Sutton, Braunceholm, Attyngwyk: Died 19 February 1426/7. His son and heir Ralph, aged 16 on 7 July 1426. Reference to wife Constance (as U DHO/7/13). 1 item

page 32 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/10 Inquisition post mortem. Elizabeth wife of Sir Henry 3 Sep 1428 Fitzhugh Brandysburton, Wodhall, Elvardby, Thorkilby, Mapiltone: Died (13 December 1427). Their son William, Lord Fitzhugh, aged over 30, being her heir. 1 item

U DHO/7/11 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Thomas de Roos 6 Nov 1430 Rosse, Thornton in Craven, Lynton: Died 18 August 1430. His son and heir Thomas de Roos, aged 3 on 9 September 1430. 1 item

U DHO/7/12 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Richard Hastynges 16 Oct 1436 Bewyk, Aldeburgh: Died (10 September 1436). His brother and heir Leonard Hastynges (as U DHO/7/14), aged over 40. 1 item

U DHO/7/13 Inquisition post mortem. Constance widow of Sir 5 Jan 1451 John Bigod (As U DHO/7/9). Attyngwyk, Braunsholme, Sutton, Sutcotes, Scakelthorp, Rolleston, Settryngton: Died 19 December 1450. Her son and heir Sir Ralph Bigod, aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/7/14 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Leonard Hastynges 9 Dec 1455 Bewyk, Aldburgh: Died 20 October 1455. His son and heir William Hastynges esq., aged over 24. 1 item

U DHO/7/15 Inquisition post mortem. Roger Faucomberge 7 Feb 1460 Wythernwyk, Est Burne: Died 8 June 1455. His heirs being his sister Isabella, wife of Gerard Sothill senr. esq., aged over 40; and Walter Notyll, son of Constance another of his sisters, aged 26. 1 item

U DHO/7/16 Inquisition post mortem. Humphrey, Duke of 25 Sep 1460 Buckingham Manor of Brustwyk with all appurtenances called the lordship of Holderness: Died 10 July 1460. His son and heir Henry, aged 5 on 4 September 1460. 1 item

page 33 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/17 Inquisition post mortem. Eleanor, Duchess of 29 Oct 1467 Somerset Harum near Helmyslay, Roos: Died 4 March 1466/7. Her son and heir (by Thomas, Lord Roos) Edward Roos, aged over 14 and abroad with the King's enemies. 1 item

U DHO/7/18 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: the Priory of 26 Mar 1476 Axholme Grant by Brian Rouclyff, Robert Newport, Peter Baxster and Henry Johnson to the Priory of Axholme: Outethorn, Wythernse 1 item

U DHO/7/19 Inquisition post mortem. Isabella Ellerker 26 Apr 1479 Hunmanbe, Bempton, Bewghorn (Bewholme?), Hornseburton, Mapleton, Coldon, Moreton, Lunde, Pawleholme: Died 16 September 1478. Her son and heir Ralph, aged over 10. 1 item

U DHO/7/20 Inquisition post mortem. William (Lord?) Hastynges 20 Oct 1484 Slyngesby, Aldeburgh, Thornton, Pykerynge, Bewicke, Sutton: Died 13 June 1483. His son and heir Sir Edward Hastynges, Lord Hastynges, aged 17 on 26 November 1483. [Fragmentary] 1 item

U DHO/7/21 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Richard Fitzhugh 2 Apr 1488 Raveneswath, Quasshyngton, Kyrkeby, Clyntes, Westapulgarth, Richemond, Dalton, Gyllyng, Merske, Brandesburton, Brystyll, Mapulton, Wodehall, Thurkylby: Died 20 November 1487. His son and heir George aged 1. 1 item

U DHO/7/22 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Rokeby 9 Sep 1525 Ottryngham, Thorngumbald, Danthorp, Hedon, Drynghoo, Rihall, Sprotley, Wyton, Newton near Wyntryngham: Died 11 May 1525. His son and heir John, aged over 12. 1 item

U DHO/7/23 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Paulett 16 Nov 1525 Hunmanby, Aldeburgh, Hylston, Owstewyk, Bryghton, Thorpgarth, Benyngholme: Died 5 January 1524/5. His son and heir Sir William, aged over 40. 1 item

page 34 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/24 Inquisition post mortem. William Hotton of Witton 13 Sep 1529 Hotton, Skefftelyng, Outethorn, Weyton, Welwykk, Outenewton: Died 12 June 1516. His son and heir John, aged over 20 years 11 months. 1 item

U DHO/7/25 Inquisitions post mortem. William Holme of Holme 18 Oct 1529 near Pagylholme Holme near Pagylholme: Died 20 June 1526. His son and heir John, aged over 10. 1 item

U DHO/7/26 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Skevyngton 31 Oct 1529 Ryngburgh, Newton, Grymston, Garton, Alburgh: Died 10 July 1525. His son and heir William then aged 9. 1 item

U DHO/7/27 Inquisition post mortem. John Gouxill 30 Jan 1530 Owtenewton, Sprotley, Everyngham: Died 14 August 1529. His daughter and heir Alice Gouxill, aged 12 and over on 25 October 1529. 1 item

U DHO/7/28 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Gower Jan 1530 Garton: Died 27 February (1521/2?). His son and heir George Gower then aged over 9. [Fragmentary] 1 item

U DHO/7/29 Inquisition post mortem. Richard Hanby gent 23 Mar 1530 Holmeton, Penestrop, Plughland, Hollym, Welwik: Died 12 April 1529. His son and heir Nicholas Hanby, aged over 12. 1 item

U DHO/7/30 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Rudston 1 Oct 1532 Wytton, Hotongarth, Welwyk, Essyngton, Skaflyng, Owthorne, Tayderowpe, Newton: Died 23 August 1532. His son and heir Robert, then aged 16. 1 item

U DHO/7/31 Inquisition post mortem. George son and heir of 22 Apr 1536 Thomas Gower of Garton Garth (as DHO/7/28) Garton, Fithling, Est Newton, Tounstall, Mounkwik, Heydon: Died 9 March 1534/5, aged over 22. His brother and heir Gilbert, aged over 14. 1 item

page 35 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/32 Inquisition post mortem. Ezacheas Clyfton esq. 8 May 1544 Preston, Wyested, Southfrothyngham, Owthorne, Hyl(ton), Ottryngham, Settryngton, Owtenewton, Rymeswell, Cottyngam, Kylnesee, Newsome, Hedon: Died 20 November 1543. His daughters and heirs being Joan Constable aged over 36, Alice (C?)lyfton aged over 32, Margaret aged over 26, and Elizabeth aged over 30. Reference to his wife Elizabeth and son Walter, both deceased. 1 item

U DHO/7/33 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Ellerker of 18 Jun 1546 Risbie Risbye, Mooreton, Hompton, Newton, Halthemprice, Cottyngham, Riplyngham, Moore Grange, Skydby, Elley, , Hornsebur- tone, Hundmanby, Ayton: Died 26 April 1546. His son and heir Sir Ralph jnr., aged over 30. 1 item

U DHO/7/34 Inquisition post mortem. Henry Gouxsill 21 Sep 1550 Befford, Owrom (Ulrome), Eston, Donyngton, Magna Kelke: Died 11 May 1550. His daughters and heirs Joan then aged 3 years 5 months, and Gertrude aged 1 month. Reference to his wife Margaret. 1 item

U DHO/7/35 Inquisition post mortem. William Skevington esq. 6 Oct 1551 Ri(n)gburghe, Newton, Grymston, Garton, Aldburghe: Died 12 June 1551. His son and heir William, then aged over 16. 1 item

U DHO/7/36 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Bulmer and his 27 Oct 1558 wife Anne Sutton, Southcootes, Staneferrye, Attwycke, Rowston, Conyngton, Garton, Langtoft, Bentham, Thornam, Sprotleye: He died 9 October 1558; she 28 April 1555. Their daughters and heirs being Joan aged 24 (and married to Francis Cholmleye esq., son and heir of Sir Richard Cholmleye, during life of her father), Frances aged 19, and Millicent aged 17. 1 item

U DHO/7/37 Inquisition post mortem. John Flynton gent. 22 Jun 1569 Flynton, Garton, Fitling, Welwicke, Merflett, Elstanwick, Tunstall: Died 1 November 1563. His brother and heir Edward, aged over 22. Reference to his father George. 1 item page 36 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/38 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Grimston of 2 Jun 1573 Grimston esq. Grimston, Goodmadham, Cottom, Tunstall, Eske, Flinton, Oustwicke, Rosse, Garton, Fitlin, Hollome, Hollins, Hunumbye: Died 29 March 1573. His son and heir Thomas Grimston esq., aged over 50. 1 item

U DHO/7/39 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Thomas Boynton 20 Apr 1582 Barmestone, Winkton, Bointon, Acclam, Arram, Leventhorpe, Midlebrough. 1 item

U DHO/7/40 Inquisition post mortem. John Hamblynge of Lyssit 19 Jul 1588 yeoman Ulram, Magna Kelke: Died 14 May 1588. His son and heir William then aged 16. 1 item

U DHO/7/41 Inquisition post mortem. Elizabeth, Lady Roos, 2 Oct 1594 lady of Hamlecke, Trusbutt and Belvoire Rosse, , Ulram, Bransburton, Fossam, Aldeburghe, Ringbrough, Wetherwick, Ryall, Atwick, Wassand, Benington, Grymston, Garton, Mountwick, Tonstall, Waxham, Hompton, Hornesey, Ottringham, Edderwicke, East Newton, P(aull?), Haydon: Her son and heir (by William Cecill senr., now living at Newark) being William Cecill jnr., Lord Roos etc., aged 11 months 14 days at her death. 1 item

page 37 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/42 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Henry Constable of 7 Apr 1609 Burton Constable Burton Constable, Newton Constable, Marton, Beningholme, East and West Halsham, Uppawle, Somergames, Gannsteade, Sutton Ings, Lambewathe, Thornicrofts, Withernesey, Hellem (Hollym?), Paule, Paulefleet, Pauleholme, Little Humbre, Thornicrofts, Camerton, Thorngumbold, Burstwicke, Cundall, Skecklinge, Sprotleye, Pattrington, Houldernes, Preston, Lelley Dike, Elstanwicke, , Richmond, Bond Brustwicke, Kaningham, Kaningham Marshe, Owthorne, Kilnesey, Easington, Skeflinge, Skipsey, Headon, Fitlinge, Flinton, Dowthorpe, Skirklayghe, (Skirlaugh), Tansterne, Newsham, Dripoole, Tunstall, Moyse, Dunsley, Helpston, , Potterflet, Magdalen Hall near Headon, Stanhoe, Bathersby, Stapleton, and Blakestreete in York, all in co. York. Barrow, Ormsby, Parva Cotes, Osgoodby, Sereby, Keleby, Conington and Kirmington, co. Lincoln: Died at , 15 November 1607. His son and heir Sir Henry (knighted during life of his father) then aged 19 years 6 months. 1 item

U DHO/7/43 Inquisition post mortem. Marmaduke Langdaile 29 Sep 1612 gent. Withernewicke, Skeffling: Died 14 September 1611. His kinsman and heir William Langdale aged 30. 1 item

U DHO/7/44 Inquisition post mortem. Richard Thorpe of 9 Jun 1613 Aldbroughe Aldbroughe, Coldon Parva, Coldon Magna, Thorpe Garthe: Died at Aldbroughe 20 January 1612/3. His son and heir John, aged 1 year 11 months 13 days. 1 item

U DHO/7/45 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Francis Boynton 19 Aug 1617 Barmston, Wynkton, Bointon: Died 9 April 1617. His son and heir Matthew then aged over 24. 1 item

U DHO/7/46 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Grimston esq. 9 Oct 1618 Grimston, Garton, ` Tunstall, Flinton, Goodmadham, Holmeyng 1 item

page 38 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/7/47 Inquisition post mortem. William Wright of 2 Mar 1622 Plewland esq. Plewland, Penstropp, Thorpogarth, Thorpe near Welwicke, Holmeton, Hollym: His kinswoman and next heir being Mary, wife of Robert Crathorne of Crathorne esq. and daughter of Robert son and heir apparent of William Wright, aged 16 at death of William Wright; and his son and heir male being William Wright of London, then aged over 40. Reference to John, Francis and Nicholas Wright, living at Plewland. 1 item

U DHO/7/48 Inquisition post mortem. John Starke of Halsham 26 Aug 1637 Tunstall: Died 10 April 1632. His son and heir Ralph then aged 2 years 3 months. Reference to Anne (wife of John Starke senior) mother, and Francis wife, of John Starke, both still alive. 1 item

U DHO/8 Translations of Inquisitions Post Mortem and 1401-1637 Ad Quod Damnum 61 items

U DHO/8/1 Inquisition post mortem. Isabella wife of Walter 13 Jun 1401 Faukenberge Ryse, Wytthornwik, Catewyk, Catfosse, Drynghowe, Ulram, Estmarton, South Frothyngham, Bilton, Northkirkelawe, Hornsee Burton, Esthatfeld, Beghome (Bewholme), Estbrune: Died 19 May 1401. Her heir being Sir John Bygot, son of John Bygott brother of Isabella, aged over 26. As U DHO/7/1. 1 item

U DHO/8/2 Inquisition post mortem. Constance wife of Peter 12 Jul 1401 de Malo Lacu the sixth Brauncholm, Sutton: Died (9 June 1401). Her son and heir John Godard, aged over 14. As U DHO/7/2. 1 item

U DHO/8/3 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Philip le Despenser 27 Aug 1401 Coldon, Drynghowe, Dodyngton, Swynflet, Rednessefild, Perlyngton: Died 4 August 1401. His son and heir Philip le Despenser jnr., aged over 36. As U DHO/7/3. 1 item

page 39 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/4 Inquisition post mortem. George Salvan 19 Mar 1418 Attyngwyke, Killyngwyk, Appelgarth, Hundmanby, Braunceholme, Sutton in Holdernesse, Staneferi, Rolleston, Hornceburton, Conyngeston, Frothyngham: Died 26 January 1417/8. His son and heir John Salvan (by his wife Elizabeth), aged over 10 on 26 January 1403/4. As U DHO/7/4. 1 item

U DHO/8/5 Inquisition post mortem. Katherine, wife of Michael 1 Jul 1419 de la Pole, late Earl of Suffolk Rymeswell, Miton, Beaugham (Bewholme), Drypole, Newland, Anlaby, Oustmersk, Cotyngham: Died 8 April 1419. Her son and male heir William de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk, aged over 22; and her general heirs being Katherine, Elizabeth and Isabella, daughters of Michael de la Pole, her son by the late Earl. As U DHO/7/5. 1 item

U DHO/8/6 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Godard 20 Jul 1421 Sutton, Braunceholm, Stanefery, Gaunstede, Conyngeston, Frothyngham, Rolleston, Hornseburton: Died 10 April 1421. His son and heir John Godard, aged 3. As U DHO/7/6. 1 item

U DHO/8/7 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh de Thorp of co. 30 Oct 1421 Nottingham esq. Marflete: Died 20 August 1421. His son and heir John de Thorp, aged over 16. As U DHO/7/7. 1 item

U DHO/8/8 Inquisition post mortem. Joan daughter of Thomas 18 Sep 1424 de Snayth of Beverley dyer and wife Cicely (sister of Thomas de Lutton citizen of York) Arnall, Routon: Died 22 April 1421. Her daughter and heir Isabella, wife of William Holme of Beverley, aged 44 at death of Joan. As U DHO/7/8. 1 item

U DHO/8/9 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Bygod 22 May 1427 Sutton, Braunceholm, Attyngwyk: Died 19 February 1426/7. His son and heir Ralph, aged 16 on 7 July 1426. Reference to wife Constance (as U DHO/8/13). As U DHO/7/9. 1 item

page 40 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/10 Inquisition post mortem. Elizabeth wife of Sir Henry 3 Sep 1428 Fitzhugh Brandysburton, Wodhall, Elvardby, Thorkilby, Mapiltone: Died (13 December 1427). Their son William, Lord Fitzhugh, aged over 30, being her heir. As U DHO/7/10. 1 item

U DHO/8/11 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Thomas de Roos 6 Nov 1430 Rosse, Thornton in Craven, Lynton: Died 18 August 1430. His son and heir Thomas de Roos, aged 3 on 9 September 1430. As U DHO/7/11. 1 item

U DHO/8/12 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Richard Hastynges 16 Oct 1436 Bewyk, Aldeburgh: Died (10 September 1436). His brother and heir Leonard Hastynges (as U DHO/8/14), aged over 40. As U DHO/7/12. 1 item

U DHO/8/13 Inquisition post mortem. Constance widow of Sir 5 Jan 1451 John Bigod (as DHO/8/9) Attyngwyk, Braunsholme, Sutton, Sutcotes, Scakelthorp, Rolleston, Settryngton: Died 19 December 1450. Her son and heir Sir Ralph Bigod, aged over 30. As U DHO/7/13. 1 item

U DHO/8/14 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Leonard Hastynges 9 Dec 1455 Bewyk, Aldburgh: Died 20 October 1455. His son and heir William Hastynges esq., aged over 24. As U DHO/7/14. 1 item

U DHO/8/15 Inquisition post mortem. Roger Faucomberge 7 Feb 1460 Wythernwyk, Est Burne: Died 8 June 1455. His heirs being his sister Isabella, wife of Gerard Sothill senr. esq., aged over 40; and Walter Notyll, son of Constance another of his sisters, aged 26. As U DHO/7/15. 1 item

U DHO/8/16 Inquisition post mortem. Humphrey, Duke of 25 Sep 1460 Buckingham Manor of Brustwyk with all appurtenances called the lordship of Holderness: Died 10 July 1460. His son and heir Henry, aged 5 on 4 September 1460. As U DHO/7/16. 1 item

page 41 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/17 Inquisition post mortem. Eleanor, Duchess of 29 Oct 1467 Somerset Harum near Helmyslay, Roos: Died 4 March 1466/7. Her son and heir (by Thomas, Lord Roos) Edward Roos, aged over 14 and abroad with the King's enemies. As U DHO/7/17. 1 item

U DHO/8/18 Inquisition ad quod damnum re: the Priory of 26 Mar 1476 Axholme Grant by Brian Rouclyff, Robert Newport, Peter Baxster and Henry Johnson to the Priory of Axholme: Outethorn, Wythernse: As U DHO/7/18 1 item

U DHO/8/19 Inquisition post mortem. Isabella Ellerker 26 Apr 1479 Hunmanbe, Bempton, Bewghorn (Bewholme?), Hornseburton, Mapleton, Coldon, Moreton, Lunde, Pawleholme: Died 16 September 1478. Her son and heir Ralph, aged over 10. As U DHO/7/19. 1 item

U DHO/8/20 Inquisition post mortem. William (Lord?) Hastynges 20 Oct 1484 Slyngesby, Aldeburgh, Thornton, Pykerynge, Bewicke, Sutton: Died 13 June 1483. His son and heir Sir Edward Hastynges, Lord Hastynges, aged 17 on 26 November 1483. As DHO/7/20. [Fragmentary] 1 item

U DHO/8/21 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Bulmer 28 Oct 1486 Sutton: died 23 June 1485. His heir William, aged over 21 on 12 April 1486. 1 item

U DHO/8/22 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Richard Fitzhugh 2 Apr 1488 Raveneswath, Quasshyngton, Kyrkeby, Clyntes, Westapulgarth, Richemond, Dalton, Gyllyng, Merske, Brandesburton, Brystyll, Mapulton, Wodehall, Thurkylby: Died 20 November 1487. His son and heir George aged 1. As U DHO/7/21. 1 item

U DHO/8/23 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Everyngham 21 Nov 1502 Southotryngton, Thornton in le Strete, Sutton: Died 23 June 1502. His son and heir John, aged over 36. Reference to Katherine wife of Sir John. 1 item

page 42 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/24 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Rokeby 9 Sep 1525 Ottryngham, Thorngumbald, Danthorp, Hedon, Drynghoo, Rihall, Sprotley, Wyton, Newton near Wyntryngham: Died 11 May 1525. His son and heir John, aged over 12. As U DHO/7/22. 1 item

U DHO/8/25 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Paulett 16 Nov 1525 Hunmanby, Aldeburgh, Hylston, Owstewyk, Bryghton, Thorpgarth, Benyngholme: Died 5 January 1524/5. His son and heir Sir William, aged over 40. As U DHO/7/23. 1 item

U DHO/8/26 Inquisition post mortem. William Hotton of Witton 13 Sep 1529 Hotton, Skefftelyng, Outethorn, Weyton, Welwykk, Outenewton: Died 12 June 1516. His son and heir John, aged over 20 years 11 months. As U DHO/7/24. 1 item

U DHO/8/27 Inquisitions post mortem. William Holme of Holme 18 Oct 1529 near Pagylholme Holme near Pagylholme: Died 20 June 1526. His son and heir John, aged over 10. As U DHO/7/25. 1 item

U DHO/8/28 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Skevyngton 31 Oct 1529 Ryngburgh, Newton, Grymston, Garton, Alburgh: Died 10 July 1525. His son and heir William then aged 9. As U DHO/7/26. 1 item

U DHO/8/29 Inquisition post mortem. John Gouxill 30 Jan 1530 Owtenewton, Sprotley, Everyngham: Died 14 August 1529. His daughter and heir Alice Gouxill, aged 12 and over on 25 October 1529. As DHO/7/27. 1 item

U DHO/8/30 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Gower Jan 1530 Garton: Died 27 February (1521/2?). His son and heir George Gower then aged over 9. As U DHO/7/28. [Fragmentary] 1 item

U DHO/8/31 Inquisition post mortem. Richard Hanby gent. 23 Mar 1530 Holmeton, Penestrop, Plughland, Hollym, Welwik: Died 12 April 1529. His son and heir Nicholas Hanby, aged over 12. As DHO/7/29. 1 item

page 43 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/32 Inquisition post mortem. Sir William Bulmer 6 Dec 1531 Wilton in Cleveland, Lakynby, Lasynby, West Cotom, Pynchingthorp, Bulmer, Welbourn, Thornton under Rysebargh, Sutton and Sutcotes: His son and heir Sir John Bulmer, aged 40 at death of Sir William Bulmer. 1 item

U DHO/8/33 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Rudston 1 Oct 1532 Wytton, Hotongarth, Welwyk, Essyngton, Skaflyng, Owthorne, Tayderowpe, Newton: Died 23 August 1532. His son and heir Robert, then aged 16. As DHO/7/30. 1 item

U DHO/8/34 Inquisition post mortem. George son and heir of 22 Apr 1536 Thomas Gower of Garton Garth (as DHO/8/30) Garton, Fithling, Est Newton, Tounstall, Mounkwik, Heydon: Died 9 March 1534/5, aged over 22. His brother and heir Gilbert, aged over 14. As DHO/7/31. 1 item

U DHO/8/35 Inquisition post mortem. George Flynton gent. 2 Oct 1536 Flynton, Garton, Fytling: Died 20 May 1536. His son and heir John, aged 1. 1 item

U DHO/8/36 Inquisition post mortem. Hugh Oversall of Hull 26 Aug 1538 Elstanwyk alias Tudenham in Elstanwyk, Wynested: Died 20 March 1537/8. His son and heir John, aged 22 1/2. 1 item

U DHO/8/37 Inquisition post mortem. John Wright esq. 2 Jul 1541 Danthorpe, Owstwik, Plewland, Pensthorpe Marshe, Welwyke, Howlome, Newton, Southorpe, Esyngton, Scefflynge, Colden, Helpthorpe, Pittseburton, Lowthorpe, Wynastede, Driffeld Magna, Thextendale, Burdsall, Kylnseye, Otryngham: Died 25 December 1540. His son and heir Robert, aged 20 years 6 months. 1 item

page 44 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/38 Inquisition post mortem. Ezacheas Clyfton esq. 8 May 1544 Preston, Wyested, Southfrothyngham, Owthorne, Hyl(ton), Ottryngham, Settryngton, Owtenewton, Rymeswell, Cottyngam, Kylnesee, Newsome, Hedon: Died 20 November 1543. His daughters and heirs being Joan Constable aged over 36, Alice (C?)lyfton aged over 32, Margaret aged over 26, and Elizabeth aged over 30. Reference to his wife Elizabeth and son Walter, both deceased. As U DHO/7/32. 1 item

U DHO/8/39 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Ellerker of 18 Jun 1546 Risbie Risbye, Mooreton, Hompton, Newton, Halthemprice, Cottyngham, Riplyngham, Moore Grange, Skydby, Elley, South Cave, Hornseburtone, Hundmanby, Ayton: Died 26 April 1546. His son and heir Sir Ralph jnr., aged over 30. As DHO/7/33. 1 item

U DHO/8/40 Inquisition post mortem. Anne Cheyney (a 6 Nov 1547 daughter of John Holme, and wife of William Cheyne esq.) Thornegumbolde, Pawleholme, Wynestede, Lytle Colden: Died at Thornegumbold 27 October 1524. His son and heir William, aged 22 on 11 November 1547. 1 item

U DHO/8/41 Inquisition post mortem. Henry Gouxsill 21 Sep 1550 Befford, Owrom (Ulrome), Eston, Donyngton, Magna Kelke: Died 11 May 1550. His daughters and heirs Joan then aged 3 years 5 months, and Gertrude aged 1 month. Reference to his wife Margaret. As U DHO/7/34. 1 item

U DHO/8/42 Inquisition post mortem. William Skevington esq. 6 Oct 1551 Ri(n)gburghe, Newton, Grymston, Garton, Aldburghe: Died 12 June 1551. His son and heir William, then aged over 16. As U DHO/7/35. 1 item

page 45 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/43 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Ralph Bulmer and his 27 Oct 1558 wife Anne Sutton, Southcootes, Staneferrye, Attwycke, Rowston, Conyngton, Garton, Langtoft, Bentham, Thornam, Sprotleye: He died 9 October 1558; she 28 April 1555. Their daughters and heirs being Joan aged 24 (and married to Francis Cholmleye esq., son and heir of Sir Richard Cholmleye, during life of her father), Frances aged 19, and Millicent aged 17. As U DHO/7/36. 1 item

U DHO/8/44 Inquisition post mortem. John Holme of Holme 27 Jun 1565 Holme, Ryehill, Camerton, Ottryngham: Died 22 February 1564/5. His son and heir Edward then aged over 26. 1 item

U DHO/8/45 Inquisition post mortem. John Flynton gent. 22 Jun 1569 Flynton, Garton, Fitling, Welwicke, Merflett, Elstanwick, Tunstall: Died 1 November 1563. His brother and heir Edward, aged over 22. Reference to his father George. As U DHO/7/37. 1 item

U DHO/8/46 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Grimston of 2 Jun 1573 Grimston esq. Grimston, Goodmadham, Cottom, Tunstall, Eske, Flinton, Oustwicke, Rosse, Garton, Fitlin, Hollome, Hollins, Hunumbye: Died 29 March 1573. His son and heir Thomas Grimston esq., aged over 50. As U DHO/7/38. 1 item

page 46 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/47 Inquisition post mortem. Sir John Constable 16 Oct 1579 Kirbie Knowle, Westhalsame, Haston Dales, Halsham, Easthalsham, Thirnetofte, Malnebye, Kirkby Wiske, Cundall, Letbie, Burstwick, Keyngham, Kaingham Marsh, Little Humber, Owthorne, Withornesey, Skeffing, Easington, Burton Constable, Newton Constable, Uppawle, Beningham, Lamwath, Hacknes, West Halston, East Halston, Sprotley, Patrington, Skecklinge, Marton, Lamwath, Upsall, Thornebarghe, South Kilvington, Sylpho, Suffield, Eazley, Burston, Broxey, Headon, Tunstall, Dowthorpe, Thurklebye, Pawlefleete, Carleton, Withronwick, Flinton, Fitling, Fosham, Tansterne, York, Owbroughe, Somergames, Sutton, Ganstead, Albroughe, Burton Pidsey, Ridgemond, Waxham, Marflete, North Frothingham, and Holderness, co. York. Barrow, Ormesbie, Little Cotes, Osgoodbie, Serbie, Keilbie, Corrington and Kirmington, co. Lincoln: Died 25 May 1579. His son and heir Henry then aged over 22. 1 item

U DHO/8/48 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Thomas Boynton 20 Apr 1582 Barmestone, Winkton, Bointon, Acclam, Arram, Leventhorpe, Midlebrough. As U DHO/7/39. 1 item

U DHO/8/49 Inquisition post mortem. John Hamblynge of Lyssit 19 Jul 1588 yeoman Ulram, Magna Kelke: Died 14 May 1588. His son and heir William then aged 16. As U DHO/7/40. 1 item

U DHO/8/50 Inquisition post mortem. Edward Holmes of 21 Mar 1588 Pawleholme Pawleholme, Bowerhouse Hill, Camerton, Pawle: Died 8 October 1587. His son and heir Henry then aged 18. 1 item

U DHO/8/51 Inquisition post mortem. John Gower of 24 Sep 1589 Skarbroughe Garton: Died 31 May 1587. His son and heir Marmaduke then aged 8. 1 item

page 47 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/52 Inquisition post mortem. Elizabeth, Lady Roos, 2 Oct [1594] lady of Hamlecke, Trusbutt and Belvoire Rosse, Marfleet, Ulram, Bransburton, Fossam, Aldeb- urghe, Ringbrough, Wetherwick, Ryall, Atwick, Wassand, Benington, Grymston, Garton, Mountwick, Tonstall, Waxham, Hompton, Hornesey, Ottringham, Edderwicke, East Newton, P(aull?), Haydon: Her son and heir (by William Cecill senr., now living at Newark) being William Cecill jnr., Lord Roos etc., aged 11 months 14 days at her death. As U DHO/7/41. 1 item

U DHO/8/53 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Henry Constable of 7 Apr 1609 Burton Constable Burton Constable, Newton Constable, Marton, Beningholme, East and West Halsham, Uppawle, Somergames, Gannsteade, Sutton Ings, Lambewathe, Thornicrofts, Withernesey, Hellem (Hollym?), Paule, Paulefleet, Pauleholme, Little Humbre, Thornicrofts, Camerton, Thorngumbold, Burstwicke, Cundall, Skecklinge, Sprotleye, Pattrington, Houldernes, Preston, Lelley Dike, Elstanwicke, Burton Pidsea, Richmond, Bond Brustwicke, Kaningham, Kaningham Marshe, Owthorne, Kilnesey, Easington, Skeflinge, Skipsey, Headon, Fitlinge, Flinton, Dowthorpe, Skirklayghe, (Skirlaugh), Tansterne, Newsham, Dripoole, Tunstall, Moyse, Dunsley, Helpston, North Frodingham, Potterflet, Magdalen Hall near Headon, Stanhoe, Bathersby, Stapleton, and Blakestreete in York, all in co. York. Barrow, Ormsby, Parva Cotes, Osgoodby, Sereby, Keleby, Conington and Kirmington, co. Lincoln: Died at London, 15 November 1607. His son and heir Sir Henry (knighted during life of his father) then aged 19 years 6 months. As U DHO/7/42. 1 item

U DHO/8/54 Inquisition post mortem. Marmaduke Langdaile 29 Sep 1612 gent. Withernewicke, Skeffling: Died 14 September 1611. His kinsman and heir William Langdale aged 30. As U DHO/7/43. 1 item

page 48 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/8/55 Inquisition post mortem. Richard Thorpe of 9 Jun 1613 Aldbroughe Aldbroughe, Coldon Parva, Coldon Magna, Thorpe Garthe: Died at Aldbroughe 20 January 1612/3. His son and heir John, aged 1 year 11 months 13 days. As U DHO/7/44. 1 item

U DHO/8/56 Inquisition post mortem. Sir Francis Boynton 19 Aug 1617 Barmston, Wynkton, Bointon: Died 9 April 1617. His son and heir Matthew then aged over 24. As U DHO/7/45. 1 item

U DHO/8/57 Inquisition post mortem. Edward Dalton of Sutton 31 Jul 1618 Sutton, Sudcoates: Died 21 January. His son and heir William then aged 8 years 3 months. Reference to Elizabeth, Anne, Lucy and Frances, daughters of Edward Dalton. 1 item

U DHO/8/58 Inquisition post mortem. Thomas Grimston esq. 9 Oct 1618 Grimston, Garton, ` Tunstall, Flinton, Goodmadham, Holmeyng: As U DHO/7/46. 1 item

U DHO/8/59 Inquisition post mortem. William Wright of 2 Mar 1622 Plewland esq. Plewland, Penstropp, Thorpogarth, Thorpe near Welwicke, Holmeton, Hollym: His kinswoman and next heir being Mary, wife of Robert Crathorne of Crathorne esq. and daughter of Robert son and heir apparent of William Wright, aged 16 at death of William Wright; and his son and heir male being William Wright of London, then aged over 40. Reference to John, Francis and Nicholas Wright, living at Plewland. As U DHO/7/47. 1 item

U DHO/8/60 Inquisition post mortem. William Holmes of 12 Aug 1631 Thornegumbald gent. Thurgumbald: His son and heir William, aged 12 at death of William Holmes. 1 item

U DHO/8/61 Inquisition post mortem. John Starke of Halsham 26 Aug 1637 Tunstall: Died 10 April 1632. His son and heir Ralph then aged 2 years 3 months. Reference to Anne (wife of John Starke senior) mother, and Francis wife, of John Starke, both still alive. As U DHO/7/48. 1 item page 49 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/9 Translations of Extracts from Ministers' 1260-1354 Accounts; Fine Rolls; Chancellors' Rolls; Foreign Accounts; Memoranda Rolls; Pipe Rolls; and Escheators' Accounts N.B.: The ''small towns appertaining to the manor of Burstwick'' include Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, , Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne, Withernsea. 48 items

U DHO/9/1 Extant of lands in Holderness of William de 1260 Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle. 1 item

U DHO/9/2 Account of sheriff of Holderness 1261-1264 1 item

U DHO/9/3 Accounts of reeves of Little Humber, Easington, 1264-1266 Keyingham and Preston Serjeanty of Holderness; Paulfleet; Paull ferry and tolls 1 bundle

U DHO/9/4 Account of reeve of Withornse. 1268-1269 1 item

U DHO/9/5 Accounts of reeve of Brustwyk, Burton, Cletone, 1268-1269 Lambwat, Withornese, Kilnese, Lelley, Scheftling, Esingtone, Little Humber, Kaingham, and Prestone Mayor of Lod (Ravenserod); ferryman of Pauleflete; and the coneywarren. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/6 Accounts of reeves of Esingtone, Preston, Suttone, 1269-1270 Little Humber, Kayngham, Pauleflet, Brustewik, Scheftling, Withornse, Lellaydikes, Burton, Kilnese, Cletone, and Lamwath Mayors of Lod (Ravenserod); coneywarren; and bailiffs. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/7 Accounts of collector of Preston; mayor of Lod 1270-1271 (Ravenserod); ferryman of Paulesflet; stock- keeper; reeves of Esingtone, Kaingham, Little Humbre, Burton, Lelley, Brustwik, Skeftling, Kilnese, Withornse, and Cletone; fisherman of Lambwath; coneywarren; and bailiff of Holderness. 1 bundle

page 50 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/9/8 Accounts of the coneywarren; reeve of Keyngham; 1274-1275 bailiff of Holderness; reeves of Brustwyk, Suttone, Routh, Ringeburgh, Rugemund, Lelleydike, Wythornese and Cletone. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/9 Writ of diem clausit extremum, on death of Avelina 7 Nov [1274] de Fortibus. 1 item

U DHO/9/10 Account of escheator beyond Trent of issues of 1274-1275 lands in Holderness of the Earl of Albemarle. 1 item

U DHO/9/11 Accounts of Thomas de Normanville, escheator 1275-1276 beyond Trent, of lands in Holderness of Avelina de Fortibus. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/12 Accounts of bailiff of Holderness 1276-1277 Reeve of Little Humbre 1 bundle

U DHO/9/13 Account of stock-keepers 1277-1278 1 item

U DHO/9/14 Accounts of stock-keepers; mayor of Paulesflet; 1278-1279 reeve of Little Humbre; mayor of Ravenserod; and coneywarren. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/15 Accounts of reeves of Prestone and Esingtone; 1279-1280 mayors of Paul and Ravenesrod; coneywarren; and receiver. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/16 Accounts of reeve of Ryngeburgh; bailiff of 1281-1282 Holderness; mayors of Ravenesrod and Paul. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/17 Accounts of reeve of Ryngeburgh; coneywarren; 1282-1283 mayors of Ravenesrod and Paul. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/18 Inquisition concerning knights' fees in Holderness. 1287 1 item

U DHO/9/19 Accounts of reeves of Little Humbre and Holm; 1290-1291 mayor of Paul. 1 bundle

page 51 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/9/20 Accounts of reeve of Esyngtone, Little Humber, 1290 Prestone, Horneseburtone, Coldone and Sottone Mayor of Ravenesereod; and coneywarren 1 bundle

U DHO/9/21 Accounts of mayor of Paul 1293 Reeves of Holm, Preston and Horneseburton; and coneywarren 1 bundle

U DHO/9/22 Accounts of executors of Thomas de Normanville, 1294-1295 escheator beyond Trent, of Holderness. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/23 Accounts of keeper of King's lands in Holderness 1303-1307 [Part of an original bundle, U DHO/9/1-48] 1 bundle

U DHO/9/24 Account of manor of Brustwyk in Holdernesse. 1309-1310 1 item

U DHO/9/25 Account of keeper of manor of Brustwyk in 1309-1311 Holdernesse. 1 item

U DHO/9/26 Account of keeper of manor of Brustwyk in 1311-1312 Holdernesse. 1 item

U DHO/9/27 Account of keeper of manor of Brustwyk in 1316-1318 Holdernesse. 1 item

U DHO/9/28 Inquisition into trespasses on Royal liberties in 18 Jul 1323 Holderness As U DHO/5/42 1 item

U DHO/9/29 Account of bailiff of Brustwyk. 1324-1325 1 item

U DHO/9/30 Account of issues of manor of Brustwyk. 1327 1 item

U DHO/9/31 Account of issues of manor of Brustwyk. 1327 1 item

U DHO/9/32 Accounts of widow of bailiff of Brustwyk; 1331-1332 coneywarren; Ravenser; Paulfleet; and wapentake. 1 bundle

page 52 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/9/33 Account of bailiff of Brustwyk 1333-1334 1 item

U DHO/9/34 Account of keeper and receiver of manor of 1336-1337 Brustwyk. 1 item

U DHO/9/35 Account of keeper and receiver of manor of 1337-1338 Brustwyk. 1 item

U DHO/9/36 Accounts of bailiff and receiver of manor of 1338-1339 Brustewyk; and of bailiffs of the wapentake of Holderness. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/37 Account of dyke - reeve of Brustwyk. 1339 1 item

U DHO/9/38 Account of keeper and receiver of manors of 1341-1342 Brustwyk, Little Humber, Cletone, Kayngham Marsh and Sprotle. 1 item

U DHO/9/39 Accounts of bailiffs of the wapentake; and of the 1341-1342 serjeanty. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/40 Accounts of keeper and receiver of manor of 1343-1344 Brustwyk; and bailiff of Hedon. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/41 Accounts of keeper and receiver, and of reeve, of 1343-1344 manor of Brustwyk Of small towns appertaining to the manor (including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea); bailiffs of the wapentake; reeves of Kayngham and Cleton; stock-keepers of Kayngham Marsh and Little Humber 1 bundle

U DHO/9/42 Accounts of small towns belonging to manor of 1348-1349 Brustwyk (Including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea); bailiffs of the wapentake; Barowe; Hedon; Ravenserod; toll, wreck and strays 1 bundle

page 53 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/9/43 Accounts of receiver of manor of Brustwyk 1349-1350 Of small towns appertaining to the manor (including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea); bailiffs of the wapentake; Barowe; Hedon; Ravenserod; serjeanty; tolls, wreck and strays 1 bundle

U DHO/9/44 Account of the escheator in Holderness 1349-1350 Wardships; marriages; escheats; felons and outlaws 1 item

U DHO/9/45 Accounts of small towns appertaining to the manor 1350-1351 of Brustwyk Including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea; bailiffs of the wapentake; and tolls. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/46 Accounts of small towns appertaining to the manor 1351-1352 of Brustwyk Including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea; bailiffs of the wapentake; and tolls. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/47 Accounts of small towns appertaining to the manor 1352-1353 of Brustwyk Including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea); bailiffs of the wapentake; and tolls. 1 bundle

U DHO/9/48 Accounts of small towns appertaining to the manor 1353-1354 of Brustwyk Including Preston, Lelley, Burton Pidsea, Sproatley, Bond Burstwick, Elsternwick, Skeffling, Easington, Kilnsea, Paull, Owthorne and Withernsea; bailiffs of the wapentake; and tolls. 1 bundle

page 54 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/10 Translations of Extracts from Ministers' and 1394-1649 Escheators' Accounts And Accounts among Manuscripts at Burton Constable, Seigniory of Holderness 48 items

U DHO/10/1 Account of bailiff of Holderness 1394-1395 1 item

U DHO/10/2 Account of escheator and keeper of Holderness 1399-1400 1 item

U DHO/10/3 Account of receiver of Holderness 1401-1402 1 item

U DHO/10/4 Account of escheator and feodary of Holderness 1402-1403 1 item

U DHO/10/5 Account of coroner and bailiff of Holderness 1417-1418 1 item

U DHO/10/6 Accounts of reeves 1421-1422 Of Preston, Lelle and Dyk, Sprotley, Elstanewyk, Burton Pidse, Sceclyng, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorn and Withornese, Kilnese, Esyngton, Skeftlynge, and Skipse; bailiffs of Barowe (co. Lincs.), and Pauleflet, Tunstall, Moys, Dunsle and Helpston; coroner and bailiff of Holderness; bailiffs of Hedon; farmers of Littel Humbre, Cleton, Lamwath and Skipse Mere; escheator and feodary of Holderness; reeve and stock-keeper of Kayngham Mersk; reeve of Brustwyk. 1 item

U DHO/10/7 Account of escheator and feodary of Holderness. 1421 1 item

U DHO/10/8 Account of steward, surveyor and receiver of 1422-1423 Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/10/9 Account of receiver of Holderness 1427-1428 1 item

U DHO/10/10 Accounts of collector of Outthorn and Withornse 1429-1430 Bailiff of Pauleflete; receiver; and farmer of Litilhumber 1 bundle

page 55 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/10/11 Accounts of collectors 1435-1436 Of Preston, Lelley and Dyke, Sprotley, Elstanewyk, Burton Pidse, Skeclynge, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorn and Withornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlynge, Skypse, Barowe and Pauleflet; bailiffs of Skypse and Hedon; farmer of Cleton; bailiffs of Tunstall, Moys, Dunsley and Helpeston 1 bundle

U DHO/10/12 Account of keeper and receiver of Holderness 1438-1439 1 item

U DHO/10/13 Accounts of collectors 1445-1446 Of Preston, Lelley and Dike, Sprotley, Elstanwyk, Burtonpidse, Skeclyng, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorne and Withornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlyng, Skypse, Barowe (co. Lincs.) and Pauleflete; bailiffs of Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Dunceley and Helpston; farmers of Cleton and Lambwath 1 bundle

U DHO/10/14 Accounts of collectors 1449-1450 Of Preston, Lelley and Dike, Sprotley, Elstanwyk, Burtonpidse, Skeclyng, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorne and Withornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlyng, Skypse, Barowe (co. Lincs.) and Pauleflete; bailiffs of Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Dunceley and Helpston; farmers of Cleton and Lambwath 1 bundle

U DHO/10/15 Accounts of collectors 1456-1457 Of Preston, Lelley and Dike, Sprotley, Elstanwyk, Burtonpidse, Skeclyng, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorne and Withornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlyng, Skypse, Barowe (co. Lincs.) and Pauleflete 1 bundle

U DHO/10/16 Account of receiver of Holderness. 1466-1467 1 item

U DHO/10/17 Accounts of collectors 1470-1471 Of Preston, Outhorn and Withornse, Pauleflete; bailiffs of Tunstall, Moys, Dunceley and Helpston 1 bundle

U DHO/10/18 Account of coroner and bailiff, and escheator and 1470-1471 feodary, of Holderness 1 item page 56 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/10/19 Accounts of collectors 1490-1491 Of Preston, Lelley and Dike, Sprotley, Elstanwyk, Burtonpidse, Skeclyng, Bondbrustwyk, Kayngham, Outthorne and Withornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlyng, Skypse, Barowe (co. Lincs.) and Pauleflete; bailiffs of Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Dunceley and Helpston (as in U DHO/10/13) 1 bundle

U DHO/10/20 Account of receiver of Holderness 1492-1493 1 item

U DHO/10/21 Account of escheator and feodary of Holderness 1493-1494 1 item

U DHO/10/22 Account of escheator and feodary of Holderness 1495-1496 1 item

U DHO/10/23 Accounts of collectors 1497-1498 Of Preston, Kayngham, Outhorn and Wythornese, Pawleflete 1 bundle

U DHO/10/24 Account of receiver of Holderness 1497-1498 1 item

U DHO/10/25 Account of escheator of Holderness 1507-1508 1 item

U DHO/10/26 Account of collector of Keyngham 1515-1516 1 item

U DHO/10/27 Accounts of receiver and escheator of Holderness 1516-1517 1 bundle

U DHO/10/28 Accounts of collectors and bailiffs (as in U 1517-1518 DHO/10/13) And feodary and collector of aids in Holderness and co. Lincs. for marrying the eldest daughter and knighting the eldest son of the Duke of Buckingham. 1 bundle

U DHO/10/29 Accounts of reeves of Kayngham, Outthorn and 1523-1524 Wythornsey and Pawleflete 1 bundle

U DHO/10/30 Accounts of the escheator, accountant and coroner 1524-1525 of Holderness And surveyor of manor of Kayingham Marsh 1 bundle

page 57 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/10/31 Accounts of escheator and coroner of Holderness 1527-1528 1 bundle

U DHO/10/32 Account of escheator of Holderness 1530-1531 1 item

U DHO/10/33 Account of bailiff of Dringho 1531 1 item

U DHO/10/34 Accounts of escheator and coroner of Holderness 1532-1533 1 bundle

U DHO/10/35 Account of escheator of Holderness 1533-1534 1 item

U DHO/10/36 Account of escheator of Holderness 1536-1537 1 item

U DHO/10/37 Account of escheator of Holderness. 1537-1538 1 item

U DHO/10/38 Account of receivers of Holderness. 1538-1539 1 item

U DHO/10/39 Accounts of collectors 1542-1543 Of Preston, Lelley and Dyke, Sprotley; reeves of Elstanwyk, Burton Pidsey, Skeclynge, Bondebrustwyk, Kaynghame, Outhorne and Wythornesey, Kilnesey, Skipsey, Barowe (co. Lincs.), and Pauleflete; bailiffs of Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Helpeston and Dounceley 1 bundle

U DHO/10/40 Account of receiver of Holderness. 1542-1543 1 item

U DHO/10/41 Accounts of reeves of Preston, Outhorne and 1547-1548 Withornesey, and Pauleflete; bailiffs of Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Dunceley and Helpeston; escheator of Holderness. 1 bundle

U DHO/10/42 Account of escheator of Holderness. 1548-1549 1 item

U DHO/10/43 Accounts of (receiver?) and escheator of 1557-1558 Holderness; reeves of Elstanwicke, Burton Pudsey, Skipsey, Outhorne and Withornesey, Paulefleete; bailiffs of Skipsey and Douncelley. 1 bundle

page 58 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/10/44 Accounts of reeves 1573-1574 Of Preston, Burton Pidseye, Skeflinge, Esington, Skeklinge, Burstwick, Kilneseye, Wythernsey and Owthorne, Sproteley, Lelley and Dyke, Elstanwicke, Paulflete, Skipsey and Kayngham; bailiffs of Hedon, Skipsey, Dunceleye, Moyse, Tunstall, Helpstone and North, Middle and South Bailiwicks 1 bundle

U DHO/10/45 Accounts of escheator and feodary of Holderness; 1613-1614 bailiffs of Dunsley, Helpston, Moys and Tunstall. 1 bundle

U DHO/10/46 Accounts of escheator and feodary of Holderness; 1616-1617 bailiffs of Dunsley, Helpston, Moys and Tunstall. 1 bundle

U DHO/10/47 Accounts of escheator and feodary of Holderness; 1617-1618 bailiffs of Dunsley, Helpston, Moys and Tunstall. 1 bundle

U DHO/10/48 Account of trustees of estates of Lord Dunbar. 1648-1649 1 item

U DHO/11 Extracts from Ministers' Accounts 1399-1617 6 items

U DHO/11/1 Accounts 1399-1405 (i) escheator of Holderness, 1399-1400. See U DHO/10/2. (ii) receiver of Holderness, 1401-1402. See U DHO/10/3. (iii) escheator and feodary of Holderness, 1402- 1403. See U DHO/10/4. (iv) coroner of Holderness, 1404-1405 1 bundle

U DHO/11/2 Accounts 1427-1457 (i) receiver of Holderness, 1427-1428 (ii) collectors and bailiffs including Pauleflete, Litilhumber, Preston, Lelley Dyke, Sprotley, Elstanewyk, Burton Pidse, Skeclynge, Kayngham, Bondbrustwyk, Outthorn and Wythornese, Kylnese, Esyngton, Skeftlynge, Skypse, Barowe (co. Lincs.), Hedon, Cleton, Lambwath, Tunstall, Moyse, Dunsley and Helpeston, 1429-1430, 1435-1436 (see DHO/10/11); 1445-1446 (see DHO/10/13); 1449-1450 and 1456-1457 (see DHO/10/15). 1 bundle

page 59 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/11/3 Accounts 1466-1471 (i) receiver of Holderness, 1466-1467 (see DHO/10/16) (ii) coroner and bailiff, and escheator and feodary, of Holderness, 1470 - 1471 (see DHO/10/18) (iii) overseers of Keyngham Mersk and Litilhumbr, and reeve of Brustwik, 1470-1471 1 bundle

U DHO/11/4 Accounts 1490-1501 (i) collectors and bailiffs, including townships and bailiwicks as in DHO/10/2, 1490-1491 (see DHO/10/19), 1491-1492, 1497-1498 (see DHO/10/23), and 1500-1501 (ii) receiver of Holderness, 1492-1493 (see DHO/10/20) and 1497-1498 (iii) escheator and feodary, and coroner, of Holderness, 1493-1494 and 1495 - 1496 (see DHO/10/21-22) (iv) overseers of Kaynghammersk and Lytilhumbr, and reeve of Brustwyk, 1495-1496 1 bundle

U DHO/11/5 Accounts 1515-1539 (i) collector of Keyngham, 1515-1516 (see DHO/10/26) (ii) receivers of Holderness, 1516-1517 (see DHO/10/27) and 1538-1539 (see DHO/10/38) (iii) collectors and bailiffs, including townships and bailiwicks as in DHO/11/2, and of aids as in DHO/10/28, 1517-1518 (see DHO/10/28) and 1523-1524 (iv) escheators and coroners of Holderness, 1524- 1525 (see DHO/10/30), 1527 - 1528 (see DHO/10/31), 1532-1533 (see DHO/10/34), 1533- 1534 (see DHO/10/35), 1536-1537 (see DHO/10/36), and 1537-1538 (see DHO/10/37). 1 bundle

U DHO/11/6 Accounts 1573-1617 (i) reeves of Preston, Burton Pidseye, Skeflinge, Esington, Skeklinge, Burstwick, Kilneseye, Wythernsey and Owthorne, Sproteley, Lelley and Dyke, Elstanwicke, Paulflete, Skipsey and Kayngham; bailiffs of Hedon, Skipsey, Dunceleye, Moyse, Tunstall, Helpstone and North, Middle and South Bailiwicks (as in DHO/10/44) (ii) escheator and feodary of Holderness and bailiffs of Dunsley, Helpston, Moys and Tunstall, 1613-1614 (see U DHO/10/45) and 1616-1617 (see U DHO/10/46) 1 bundle page 60 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12 Extracts from Originalia Rolls, Remembrancers' 1130-1809 Rolls, Cartae Antiquae, Charter Rolls, Pipe Rolls, Close Rolls and Patent Rolls, Seigniroy of Holderness 71 items

U DHO/12/1 Extract from Originalia Rolls 28 Nov 1281 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill: office of escheator beyond Trent 1 item

U DHO/12/2 Extract from Originalia Rolls 28 Nov 1281 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill: right to fish in Lambwath and other lakes of the Crown in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/3 Extract from Originalia Rolls 16 Nov 1282 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill, for 9 years at £420 rent: Crown lands in Holdernesse with manors of Brustwyke and Cleton 1 item

U DHO/12/4 Extract from Originalia Rolls 10 Jan 1303 Grant to Richard Oysel and Ralph de Lellay, justices to enquire into trespasses committed in free warrens at Brustwyk, Preston, Kaingham, Parva Humbr, Burton Pidese, Skipse, Esington, Skeftling, Kilnese and Wythornese; parks at Brustwyk and Sprotle; fishponds at Brustwyk; and fisheries of Lomwath, Skipse, Burton Pidese and Wythornese: - to take fines from those convicted before them and Philip de Wylgheby, chancellor and John de Insula, a baron of the Exchequer; accounting for the fines in the Exchequer 1 item

U DHO/12/5 Extract from Originalia Rolls 21 Feb 1334 Grant to Simon de Grymesby: custody of the manor of Brustewyk 1 item

U DHO/12/6 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls Apr 1308 Relief given by Laurence de Holebeth and his wife Margaret (sister and heir of William Gumbaud deceased): for lands of William Gumbaud in Parva Thorn near Hedon, sometime of his father Geoffrey Gumbaud. Easter 1308 1 item

page 61 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/7 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 1327 Relief given by Robert Deyvill and his wife Margaret (daughter and heir of Margaret, wife of Laurence de Holebech, as in U DHO/12/6): for lands of Margaret, the mother, in Parva Thorn near Hedon. 1 item

U DHO/12/8 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls Apr 1327 Richard de Hothum and his wife Amice (niece and heiress of John de Carleton deceased) attached to account for relief payable in respect of lands of John de Carleton in Bonewyk and Garton. Easter 1327 1 item

U DHO/12/9 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1565 Sir John Constable sets forth his title to the seigniory of Holderness and manors and lands there and in co. Lincoln, derived from Henry, Earl of Westmorland 1 item

U DHO/12/10 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1566 George Palmes gent., John Salesbury and Richard Bonnkyng yeomen, presented by the Attorney General for trespass on 6ac. called Ravensy Spurne, and 4ac. called Connyhyll near Old Ravensey and Ravensey Spurne 1 item

U DHO/12/11 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1573 Sir John Constable's title to the seigniory of Holderness and manors and lands there and in co. Lincoln, derived from Henry, Earl of Westmorland (as in DHO/12/9); and fee farm rent due to the Crown from the premises 1 item

U DHO/12/12 Extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 28 Nov 1809 Judgement for the defendant, Francis Constable, claiming a cask of port wine (126 gallons) being wreck found on Holmpton Sands 1 item

page 62 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/13 Extract from Cartae Antiquae 1154-1162 Confirmation by Henry II of the donation of William, Earl of Albemarle, to Thornton Abbey: towns of Torentone, Brunne, Grossebiam and Aldolfbiam; churches of Ulesbi, Frodingham, Amotam, Heccham, and Randa. Also quittance of lands in Torentona, Parva Limbergia, Crossebia, Aldulfibia, Staintona and Frodingham 1 item

U DHO/12/14 Extract from Charter Rolls 20 Apr 1242 Protection to the church of St. John, and the provost of Beverley 1 item

U DHO/12/15 Extract from Charter Rolls 5 Jun 1281 Dewarrening lands in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/16 Extract from Charter Rolls 5 Jul 1282 Peter Nuttil of Nuttil to have free warren in Nuttil 1 item

U DHO/12/17 Extract from Charter Rolls 28 Jun 1285 Simon le Conestable to have free warren in Gedeneye and Wyvelesby, co. Lincoln; and Pagle Holm, Kayngham, Otringham, Tharlesthorp, West Halsham, Esthalsham, Pundaghe, Hildolfveston, Oustwik, Burton Constable, Neuton, Marton, Benningholm and Brunneby, co. York 1 item

U DHO/12/18 Extract from Charter Rolls 1 Jan 1286 Herbert de Sancto Quintino to have free warren in la Wodehalle, Elwardeby, Thirkelby, Brandesburton, Bristhill, Beghome (Bewholme), and Mapelton, co. York; Evershot, Littlefrome, Belle and Chaldewell, co. Dorset; and Stanton Sancti Quintini, co. Wilts 1 item

U DHO/12/19 Extract from Charter Rolls 18 Jun 1290 Bridlington Priory to have free warren in Bridelington, Besingby, Speton, Freistorp, Parva Kelk, Skirlington, Burton Flemynge, Westaskam, Flotmanby, Willarby, Halitreholm, Croom and Aclom 1 item

page 63 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/20 Extract from Charter Rolls 1 Nov 1292 Walter de Faucunberge to have free warren in Rise, Withornwik, Marton, Skirlawe, Routon, Arnhale, Reston and Catwick 1 item

U DHO/12/21 Extract from Charter Rolls 15 Mar 1293 Meaux Abbey to have free warren in Melsa, North Graunge, Rue, Waghen, Fishus, Tharlesthorp, Salthagh, la More, Skiren, Blaunchemarle, Wharrum, Wathsand, Ritton, Dimelton, Otringham, Arnhale, Crauncewik, Heytefeld, Oketon, Dalton, Wartre, Dringhou, Sutton, Erghum, Oustewik, Ake, Melscroft, Raventhorp and Ravense 1 item

U DHO/12/22 Extract from Charter Rolls 20 Aug 1297 Robert son of Robert de Ros of Helmesle to have free warren in Gedeney and Normanby, co. Lincoln; Swanneslund, Hildreston, Oustewyk, Harlesthorp, Byningholm and Thorp in Aldeburgh, co. York 1 item

U DHO/12/23 Extract from Charter Rolls 28 Mar 1299 John de Melsa to have free warren in Bewyk, Aldeburgh, Thorp, Est Neuton, Halsham, Tonestal, Rymeswell, Sutton, Drypole, Wyllardby, Neuton iuxta Wyllardby, Wytheton, Walkyngton, Lepington, Gouthorp, Hudleston, Fenton and Miggeleye, co. York 1 item

U DHO/12/24 Extract from Charter Rolls 12 May 1301 Thornton Abbey to have a market at Faxeflete on Wednesday each week, and a fair there for four days each year, on the vigil and the day of the Exaltation of Holy Cross and for two days following (i.e. 13-16 September); and to have free warren in Thornton, Brunnum, Wotton, Gousle, Barowe, Kyllingholm, Ulseby, Parva Lymberg, Gresseby, Outhenby, Aldolby, Ouresby and Stainton, co. Lincoln; Faxeflete, Frodyngham, Humbleton, Thornycrofte, Wynnesetes, Kylnese, Arnehale and Skyrlagh, co. York. 1 item

page 64 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/25 Extract from Charter Rolls 12 May 1301 Inspeximus of two charters of confirmation granted by Richard I to Thornton Abbey (3 July 1190 and undated): - - relating to towns, churches, tithes and lands in Thornton, Brunne, Grossebiam, Adolfbia, Ulseby, Frothengham, Amstam, Heccam, Randa, Barowe, Helewell, Hedon, Mapelton, Kilnese, Cuningeston, Humbleton, Aclum, Flinton, Waxham, Garton, Wythornwyk, Dodington, Byfort, Levint(on?), Jarum, Scelton, Sceftlinge, Halsham, Erneburghburton, Preston, Neweton, Austwyc, Staynton, Linbergia, Utwarc, Lincoln, Killingholm, Halton, Faxflete, Swyneflete, Middleton, Broclousbia, Beverley, Haskelthorp, Metringham, Carleton, York, Upton, Wythena, Welleton, Wyvee, Suthkeleseye, Caburnia, Goseford, Stalingburgh, Ulfrikebia, Witton, Thorn, Barton, Alkbarwa, Suthburton near Beverley, Utware, Audeneby, Bernetteby, Nuttele, Normanby, Clakesby, Esington, Wythornese, Pagula, Tunstall, Scirlaghe, etc. Crossing of River Humber at Paglam and Twygreyn, and at Barton 1 item

U DHO/12/26 Extract from Charter Rolls 29 Sep 1301 William de Ros of Hamelake to have free warren in Werk, co. Northumberland; Linton and Ros, co. York; Friston, co. Lincoln; and Stoke Daubeny, co. Northants. 1 item

U DHO/12/27 Extract from Charter Rolls 23 Oct 1302 John de Rysom to have free warren in Rysom and Rymeswell 1 item

U DHO/12/28 Extract from Charter Rolls 14 Dec 1303 William Gumbaud to have free warren in Thorem Gumbaud 1 item

U DHO/12/29 Extract from Charter Rolls 7 Oct 1306 John de Rue to have free warren in Tansterne 1 item

U DHO/12/30 Extract from Charter Rolls 4 Nov 1318 John de Haveryngton to have free warren in Oustewyk, co. York; Haverington, co. Cumberland; and Thirnum, co. Lancs. 1 item

page 65 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/31 Extract from Pipe Rolls of 1130 Relating to Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/12/32 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1166 Relating to wreck of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/33 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1168 Relating to fees, including that of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/12/34 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1181 Relating to wreck 1 item

U DHO/12/35 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1184 Relating to land of Everard de Ross 1 item

U DHO/12/36 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1185 Relating to wreck 1 item

U DHO/12/37 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1193 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/12/38 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1194 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/12/39 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1196 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/12/40 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1197 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/12/41 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1203 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/12/42 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1219 Relating to relief of William, Earl of Albemarle, heir of Hawise, Countess of Albemarle; and fee of Holderness; and scutage 1 item

page 66 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/43 Extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1283 Relating to demesne lands of the Crown in Holderness and the manors of Brustewik and Cleton, held in farm by Thomas de Normanvill 1 item

U DHO/12/44 Extract from Close Rolls 20 Mar 1265 Isabella, Countess of Albemarle, to return to Thomas Thorold and his brother Ralph, burgesses of Newcastle-on-Tyne, goods seized at Ravenesorod by her bailiff William de la Twyer from the ship of Henry Pank of Hull 1 item

U DHO/12/45 Extract from Close Rolls 1267-1268 John (le Breton?) hold an inquest into estates in Holderness of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle deceased, to settle disputes between Amice, Countess of Devon and her daughter Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/12/46 Extract from Close Rolls 26 Mar 1276 Robert de Hildyerd and his wife Joan to recover the manor of Riston 1 item

U DHO/12/47 Extract from Close Rolls 2 Jun 1285 Henry, Abbot of Albemarle to recover the profits of lands in which the abbey had of the gift of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/12/48 Extract from Close Rolls 1289-1290 List of knights' fees in Holderness belonging to the dower of the Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/12/49 Extract from Close Rolls 28 Jun 1300 John, son of Sayer de Sutton, seeks to recover his lands in Sottecotes and Drypol, taken into the King's hands on account of his default in King's Bench against Richard de Tharlesthorp and his wife Christiana 1 item

U DHO/12/50 Extract from Close Rolls 5 Aug 1309 Quitclaim: Peter de Gavaston and wife Margaret, to the King. Manor of Brustwyk; castle and manor of Skipton in Craven; castle and honor of High Peak; castle, manor and honor of Cokermuth; manors of Torpel and Upton; castle of Karesbrok page 67 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness and manor of Wroxhale, in the Isle of Wight: In exchange for specified estates. 1 item

U DHO/12/51 Extract from Patent Rolls 17 Jul 1228 Appointment of justices to enquire into rights of Peter de Faucunberg to course hares in William, Earl of Albemarle's warren of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/52 Extract from Patent Rolls 18 Oct 1260 Grant to Prince Edward of the wardship of the lands and heirs of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, deceased 1 item

U DHO/12/53 Extract from Patent Rolls 20 Mar 1267 Grant to Walter, Archbishop of York: the and prises of wine and other merchandise, as formerly held by his predecessors 1 item

U DHO/12/54 Extract from Patent Rolls 30 Oct 1268 Bernard de Areingnes and Thomas de Leleie to keep the wapentakes and bailiwicks of Holderness until settlement of disputes between Amice, Countess of Devon, and Isabella, Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/12/55 Extract from Patent Rolls 20 Nov 1268 Grant to Edmund, son of the King: the marriage of Isabella, widow of William de Fortibus 1 item

U DHO/12/56 Extract from Patent Rolls 10 Jun 1280 Grant to Queen Eleanor in dower: the manor of Burstwik and town of Hedon 1 item

U DHO/12/57 Extract from Patent Rolls 16 Jul 1300 Grant to Thornton Abbey of a piece of land at Raveneserod 1 item

U DHO/12/58 Extract from Patent Rolls 4 Dec 1307 Licence to William de Malghum and his wife Alice to grant to Bolton Priory: rents from lands and a mill in Holmton, Pennesthorp, Thorp and Esthaytfeld and the advowson of a moiety of the chapel of Holmton 1 item page 68 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/59 Extract from Patent Rolls 7 Oct 1312 Grant to Margaret, widow of Peter de Gavaston: knights' fees and advowsons belonging to estates (including the manor of Brustwik) previously granted to her 1 item

U DHO/12/60 Extract from Patent Rolls. 23 Mar 1327 Grant to Queen Isabella, for life: manor of Brustwyk (inter alia) 1 item

U DHO/12/61 Extract from Patent Rolls 2 Nov 1399 Grant to Thomas of Lancaster. Manors of Brustwyk, Skipse and Barowe (co. Lincoln); patronage of abbeys in Meaux and Thornton; manors and lands in Preston, Burtonpidse, Bond Brustwyk, Skeklyng, Lelle Dyke, Paule, Kayngham, Skeftling, Esyngton, Kylnesee, Wythornesee and Cleton. 1 item

U DHO/12/62 Extract from Patent Rolls 12 Feb 1423 Pardon to Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence, for alienation of estates (manors of Brustwyk, Skipse and Barowe (co. Lincoln); patronage of abbeys in Meaux and Thornton; manors and lands in Preston, Burtonpidse, Bond Brustwyk, Skeklyng, Lelle Dyke, Paule, Kayngham, Skeftling, Esyngton, Kylnesee, Wythornesee and Cleton, as in U DHO/12/61) without licence. 1 item

U DHO/12/63 Extract from Patent Rolls 19 Aug 1439 Grant of livery to Humphrey, Earl of Stafford: manor of Brustwik commonly called the lordship of Holdernesse 1 item

U DHO/12/64 Extract from Patent Rolls 15 Jul 1447 Licence to Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham to alienate the manor of Brustwyk to trustees 1 item

U DHO/12/65 Extract from Patent Rolls 1 Oct 1480 Grant of livery to Henry, Duke of Buckingham: estates of Humphrey and Anne, Duke and Duchess of Buckingham deceased 1 item

page 69 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/12/66 Extract from Patent Rolls 15 Oct 1485 Grant to Sir John Welles, Lord Welles: stewardship of Holderness (inter alia) 1 item

U DHO/12/67 Extract from Patent Rolls 18 Jul 1486 Grant to Stephen Hatfield: offices of keeper of North Park in Brustwyke, and escheator and feodary of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/68 Extract from Patent Rolls 15 Dec 1487 Grant to Richard Gray: offices of bailiff and coroner of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/69 Extract from Patent Rolls 11 Feb 1522 Grant to Sir Robert Constable: Stewardship of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/70 Extract from Patent Rolls 1532-1533 Grant to Henry, Earl of Northumberland, and Sir Ralph Ellerker jnr.: Stewardship of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/12/71 Extract from Patent Rolls 6 May 1533 Grant to John Bryket, master cook: office of coroner of Holderness (vacant by death of Ralph Warberton) 1 item

U DHO/13 Translations of Extracts from Originalia Rolls, 1130-1809 Remembrancers' Rolls, Cartae Antiquae, Charter Rolls, Pipe Rolls, Close Rolls and Patent Rolls, Seigniory of Holderness 124 items

U DHO/13/1 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 28 Nov 1281 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill: office of escheator beyond Trent 1 item

U DHO/13/2 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 28 Nov 1281 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill: right to fish in Lambwath and other lakes of the Crown in Holderness 1 item

page 70 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/3 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 16 Nov 1282 Grant to Thomas de Normanvill, for 9 years at £420 rent: Crown lands in Holdernesse with manors of Brustwyke and Cleton 1 item

U DHO/13/4 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 10 Jan 1303 Grant to Richard Oysel and Ralph de Lellay, justices to enquire into trespasses committed in free warrens at Brustwyk, Preston, Kaingham, Parva Humbr, Burton Pidese, Skipse, Esington, Skeftling, Kilnese and Wythornese; parks at Brustwyk and Sprotle; fishponds at Brustwyk; and fisheries of Lomwath, Skipse, Burton Pidese and Wythornese: - to take fines from those convicted before them and Philip de Wylgheby, chancellor and John de Insula, a baron of the Exchequer; accounting for the fines in the Exchequer - - : 1 item

U DHO/13/5 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 21 Feb 1334 Grant to Simon de Grymesby: custody of the manor of Brustewyk 1 item

U DHO/13/6 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 11 Jun 1334 Grant to Simon de Grimesby: office of escheator in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/7 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls. 20 Jul 1335 Simon de Grymesby, escheator of Holderness, to deliver seisin to Geoffrey, son of William Redemar, kinsman and heir William Berchaud, of lands of William Berchaud in Outneuton, Pundagh and Danthorp, in hands of Crown on account of lunacy of William Berchaud. 1 item

U DHO/13/8 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 26 Oct 1341 Grant to William Lenglis: custody of manors of Brustwik, Little Humber, Cleton, Kayngham Mareys, and Sprotle, formerly of William de la Pole 1 item

U DHO/13/9 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 1 Oct 1344 Grant to John Darcy the son: office of escheator in Holdernesse 1 item

page 71 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/10 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 1 Oct 1344 Grant to John Darcy the son: custody of the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/11 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 15 Jan 1345 John Darcy the son to take toll and customs of ships in Wulflete, Pottereflete, Witheflete and Stanherthe by the coast of the River Humber, and in Hedon; and wreck and waif in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/12 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 23 Jan 1350 Peter de Grymesby, escheator of Holderness, to deliver seisin to Walter, son of John de Faucomberge, of his father's lands. Ryse, Wythorn-Wyk, Catwyk, Catfosse, Drynghowe, Ulram, Estmerton, Southfrothyngham, Bilton, Northskirlagh, Horneseburton, Esthaytfeld, Seton and Beghum (Bewholme) 1 item

U DHO/13/13 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls. 10 Dec 1352 Peter de Grymesby, as U DHO/13/12, to deliver to Emma, widow of Hugh de Ulram, a messuage, 7 bovates and pasture called Aleysholm in Ulram, held by her jointly with her husband; and to retain other lands there held by Hugh in fee. William, son and heir of Hugh, being under age. 1 item

U DHO/13/14 Translation of extract from Originalia Rolls 1 Feb 1360 William Fililod, escheator of Northamptonshire and Holderness, to deliver seisin to Robert de Tudenham and his wife Katharine (a sister and heir of William de Pateshull deceased). Lands of William de Pateshull in Northants. and in Astanwyk (): Reference to Sibilla, wife of Roger de Beauchamp, and Alice, wife of Thomas de Wake of Bliseworth, also sisters and heirs of William de Pateshull. 1 item

U DHO/13/15 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls Apr 1308 Relief given by Laurence de Holebeth and his wife Margaret (sister and heir of William Gumbaud deceased): for lands of William Gumbaud in Parva Thorn near Hedon, sometime of his father Geoffrey Gumbaud. Easter 1308 1 item

page 72 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/16 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 1327 Relief given by Robert Deyvill and his wife Margaret (daughter and heir of Margaret, wife of Laurence de Holebech, as in DHO/13/5): for lands of Margaret, the mother, in Parva Thorn near Hedon 1 item

U DHO/13/17 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls Apr 1327 Richard de Hothum and his wife Amice (niece and heiress of John de Carleton deceased) attached to account for relief payable in respect of lands of John de Carleton in Bonewyk and Garton. Easter 1327 1 item

U DHO/13/18 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1333 State of account of Katherine, widow of John de Thweyt, of the issues of the manor of Brustwyk (of which he was bailiff) 1 item

U DHO/13/19 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1565 Sir John Constable sets forth his title to the seigniory of Holderness and manors and lands there and in co. Lincoln, derived from Henry, Earl of Westmorland 1 item

U DHO/13/20 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1566 George Palmes gent., John Salesbury and Richard Bonnkyng yeomen, presented by the Attorney General for trespass on 6ac. called Ravensy Spurne, and 4ac. called Connyhyll near Old Ravensey and Ravensey Spurne 1 item

U DHO/13/21 Translation of extract from Remembrancers' Rolls 29 Sep 1573 Sir John Constable's title to the seigniory of Holderness and manors and lands there and in co. Lincoln, derived from Henry, Earl of Westmorland (as in U DHO/12/9); and fee farm rent due to the Crown from the premises 1 item

page 73 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/22 Translation of extract from Cartae Antiquae. 1154-1162 Confirmation by Henry II of the donation of William, Earl of Albemarle, to Thornton Abbey: towns of Torentone, Brunne, Grossebiam and Aldolfbiam; churches of Ulesbi, Frodingham, Amotam, Heccham, and Randa. Also quittance of lands in Torentona, Parva Limbergia, Crossebia, Aldulfibia, Staintona and Frodingham 1 item

U DHO/13/23 Translation of extract from Cartae Antiquae mid-12th Confirmation by Henry II of an exchange between cent. William, Earl of Albemarle, and John de Meaux, for land in Bewick, the site of Meaux Abbey 1 item

U DHO/13/24 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 13 Dec 1200 Confirmation to Baldwin, Earl of Albemarle and his wife, Countess Hawise: free burgage in Hedon, for the burgesses there, as enjoyed by the burgesses of York or Lincoln, and as granted by Henry II to William, Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/25 Restoration to William de Albemarle of all lands in 1214-1215 England falling to him by inheritance on his mother's side, on his marriage with Avelina, daughter of Richard de Munfichet. 1 item

U DHO/13/26 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 20 Apr 1242 Protection to the church of St. John, and the provost of Beverley 1 item

U DHO/13/27 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 5 Jun 1281 Dewarrening lands in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/28 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 5 Jul 1282 Peter Nuttil of Nuttil to have free warren in Nuttil 1 item

U DHO/13/29 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 28 Jun 1285 Simon le Conestable to have free warren in Gedeneye and Wyvelesby, co. Lincoln; and Pagle Holm, Kayngham, Otringham, Tharlesthorp, West Halsham, Esthalsham, Pundaghe, Hildolfveston, Oustwik, Burton Constable, Neuton, Marton, Benningholm and Brunneby, co. York 1 item

page 74 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/30 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 1 Jan 1286 Herbert de Sancto Quintino to have free warren in la Wodehalle, Elwardeby, Thirkelby, Brandesburton, Bristhill, Beghome (Bewholme), and Mapelton, co. York; Evershot, Littlefrome, Belle and Chaldewell, co. Dorset; and Stanton Sancti Quintini, co. Wilts 1 item

U DHO/13/31 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 18 May 1343 John de Sutton of Holdernesse to have free warren in Datlyngwyk (Atwick) 1 item

U DHO/13/32 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 18 Jun 1290 Bridlington Priory to have free warren in Bridelington, Besingby, Speton, Freistorp, Parva Kelk, Skirlington, Burton Flemynge, Westaskam, Flotmanby, Willarby, Halitreholm, Croom and Aclom 1 item

U DHO/13/33 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 1 Nov 1292 Walter de Faucunberge to have free warren in Rise, Withornwik, Marton, Skirlawe, Routon, Arnhale, Reston and Catwick 1 item

U DHO/13/34 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls. 15 Mar 1293 Meaux Abbey to have free warren in Melsa, North Graunge, Rue, Waghen, Fishus, Tharlesthorp, Salthagh, la More, Skiren, Blaunchemarle, Wharrum, Wathsand, Ritton, Dimelton, Otringham, Arnhale, Crauncewik, Heytefeld, Oketon, Dalton, Wartre, Dringhou, Sutton, Erghum, Oustewik, Ake, Melscroft, Raventhorp and Ravense 1 item

U DHO/13/35 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 2 Oct 1294 Meaux Abbey to have the manor of Pokelington; a messuage, 4 bovates land and 16 ac. pasture in Waghene; and manor of Wyvelesby, co. Lincoln, in exchange for the town of Wyke upon Hull. 1 item

U DHO/13/36 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 20 Aug 1297 Robert son of Robert de Ros of Helmesle to have free warren in Gedeney and Normanby, co. Lincoln; Swanneslund, Hildreston, Oustewyk, Harlesthorp, Byningholm and Thorp in Aldeburgh, co. York 1 item page 75 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/37 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 28 Mar 1299 John de Melsa to have free warren in Bewyk, Aldeburgh, Thorp, Est Neuton, Halsham, Tonestal, Rymeswell, Sutton, Drypole, Wyllardby, Neuton iuxta Wyllardby, Wytheton, Walkyngton, Lepington, Gouthorp, Hudleston, Fenton and Miggeleye, co. York 1 item

U DHO/13/38 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls. 12 May 1301 Thornton Abbey to have a market at Faxeflete on Wednesday each week, and a fair there for four days each year, on the vigil and the day of the Exaltation of Holy Cross and for two days following (i.e. 13-16 September); and to have free warren in Thornton, Brunnum, Wotton, Gousle, Barowe, Kyllingholm, Ulseby, Parva Lymberg, Gresseby, Outhenby, Aldolby, Ouresby and Stainton, co. Lincoln; Faxeflete, Frodyngham, Humbleton, Thornycrofte, Wynnesetes, Kylnese, Arnehale and Skyrlagh, co. York 1 item

U DHO/13/39 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 12 May 1301 Inspeximus of two charters of confirmation granted by Richard I to Thornton Abbey (3 July 1190 and undated). Relating to towns, churches, tithes and lands in Thornton, Brunne, Grossebiam, Adolfbia, Ulseby, Frothengham, Amstam, Heccam, Randa, Barowe, Helewell, Hedon, Mapelton, Kilnese, Cuningeston, Humbleton, Aclum, Flinton, Waxham, Garton, Wythornwyk, Dodington, Byfort, Levint(on?), Jarum, Scelton, Sceftlinge, Halsham, Erneburghburton, Preston, Neweton, Austwyc, Staynton, Linbergia, Utwarc, Lincoln, Killingholm, Halton, Faxflete, Swyneflete, Middleton, Broclousbia, Beverley, Haskelthorp, Metringham, Carleton, York, Upton, Wythena, Welleton, Wyvee, Suthkeleseye, Caburnia, Goseford, Stalingburgh, Ulfrikebia, Witton, Thorn, Barton, Alkbarwa, Suthburton near Beverley, Utware, Audeneby, Bernetteby, Nuttele, Normanby, Clakesby, Esington, Wythornese, Pagula, Tunstall, Scirlaghe, etc. Crossing of River Humber at Paglam and Twygreyn, and at Barton 1 item

page 76 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/40 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 29 Sep 1301 William de Ros of Hamelake to have free warren in Werk, co. Northumberland; Linton and Ros, co. York; Friston, co. Lincoln; and Stoke Daubeny, co. Northants 1 item

U DHO/13/41 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 23 Oct 1302 John de Rysom to have free warren in Rysom and Rymeswell 1 item

U DHO/13/42 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 14 Dec 1303 William Gumbaud to have free warren in Thorem Gumbaud 1 item

U DHO/13/43 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 7 Oct 1306 John de Rue to have free warren in Tansterne 1 item

U DHO/13/44 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 2 Jun 1308 Inspeximus of charter of Henry II to St. Mary's Abbey, York, granting exemption from various courts and other privileges; and, among other possessions, the manor and church of Horneshai (Hornsey) with the mere and fishery, and Torp (Thorpe) next thereto 1 item

U DHO/13/45 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 4 Nov 1318 John de Haveryngton to have free warren in Oustewyk, co. York; Haverington, co. Cumberland; and Thirnum, co. Lancs 1 item

U DHO/13/46 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 10 May 1348 John de Hedon to have free warren in Danthorp 1 item

U DHO/13/47 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 12 Jun 1390 Grant to Thomas, Duke of Gloucester: the reversion of the manor of Brustwyke on the death of Queen Anne 1 item

U DHO/13/48 Translation of extract from Charter Rolls 16 Nov 1390 Confirmation of grant to Thomas, Duke of Gloucester: the reversion of the manor of Brustwyke on the death of Queen Anne (as U DHO/13/47) 1 item page 77 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/49 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1130 Relating to Holderness 1 item

DHO/13/50 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1166 Relating to wreck of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/51 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1168 Relating to fees, including that of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/52 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1181 Relating to wreck 1 item

U DHO/13/53 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1184 Relating to land of Everard de Ross 1 item

U DHO/13/54 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1185 Relating to wreck 1 item

U DHO/13/55 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1193 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/13/56 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1194 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/13/57 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1196 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/13/58 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1197 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/13/59 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1203 Relating to scutage 1 item

U DHO/13/60 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1219 Relating to relief of William, Earl of Albemarle, heir of Hawise, Countess of Albemarle; and fee of Holderness; and scutage 1 item

page 78 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/61 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1222 Relief of William, Earl of Albemarle (U DHO/13/60 and U DHO/12/42); and manor of Beningeholme, warranted to Prior of Holy Trinity, York 1 item

U DHO/13/62 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1275-1277 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/63 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1278-1280 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/64 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1281-1282 Thomas de Normanvill pays £420, farm of the King's demesne lands of Holderness and manor of Brustewik and Cleton 1 item

U DHO/13/65 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1281-1282 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/66 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1284-1287 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/67 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1287-1290 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/68 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1293-1294 Account of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/69 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1294-1295 Account of exors. of Thomas de Normanville: Holderness and the manors of Brustwick and Cleton 1 item

U DHO/13/70 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1295-1298 Account of exors. of Thomas de Weston: Holderness 1 item page 79 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/71 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1295-1299 Escheated lands held of the barony of Holderness and honour of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/72 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1298-1303 Accounts of receiver of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/73 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1299-1305 Escheated lands held of the barony of Holderness and honour of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/74 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1307-1308 Issues of Kyngeston upon Hull and manor of Brustwik 1 item

U DHO/13/75 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1311-1313 Issues of Holderness and manor of Brustewyk 1 item

U DHO/13/76 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1330-1331 Issues of manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/77 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1331-1332 Issues of manor of Brustwyk. 1 item

U DHO/13/78 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1344 Issues of manor of Brustwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/79 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1345 £20 paid by John de Carleton, as farm of the office of coroner of Holdernesse 1 item

U DHO/13/80 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1347 Allowances made to towns of Frismersk and Ravenesrod in consequence of flooding 1 item

U DHO/13/81 Translation of extract from Pipe Rolls of Yorkshire 1357-1358 Stock-keeper of Kaynnghammerssh and Little Humber 1 item

page 80 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/82 Translation of extract from Close Rolls 1267-1268 John (le Breton?) to hold an inquest into estates in Holderness of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle deceased, to settle disputes between Amice, Countess of Devon and her daughter Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/83 Translation of extract from Close Rolls 26 Mar 1276 Robert de Hildyerd and his wife Joan to recover the manor of Riston 1 item

U DHO/13/84 Translation of extract from Close Rolls 2 Jun 1285 Henry, Abbot of Albemarle to recover the profits of lands in England which the abbey had of the gift of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/85 Translation of extract from Close Rolls 1289-1290 List of knights' fees in Holderness belonging to the dower of the Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/86 Translation of extract from Close Rolls 28 Jun 1300 John, son of Sayer de Sutton, seeks to recover his lands in Sottecotes and Drypol, taken into the King's hands on account of his default in King's Bench against Richard de Tharlesthorp and his wife Christiana 1 item

U DHO/13/87 Translation of extract from Close Rolls. Quitclaim: 5 Aug 1309 Peter de Gavaston and wife Margaret, to the King Manor of Brustwyk; castle and manor of Skipton in Craven; castle and honor of High Peak; castle, manor and honor of Cokermuth; manors of Torpel and Upton; castle of Karesbrok and manor of Wroxhale, in the Isle of Wight: In exchange for specified estates 1 item

U DHO/13/88 Translation of extract from Close Rolls. Quitclaim: 23 Apr 1379 Sir Thomas de Meaux to Sir Ralph de Hastynges Manor of Bewyk, and all lands formerly of Sir John de Meaux of Bewyk deceased in Aldeburgh, Northcoldon, Little Coldon, Wythornwyk, Estneuton, Sutton in Holdernesse, Dripole and Stanefery 1 item

page 81 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/89 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 2 Nov 1214 Knights and free tenants of the Earl of Albemarle to be intendent to William son of William, Earl of Albemarle, and do homage to him 1 item

U DHO/13/90 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 17 Jul 1228 Appointment of justices to enquire into rights of Peter de Faucunberg to course hares in William, Earl of Albemarle's warren of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/91 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 18 Oct 1260 Grant to Prince Edward of the wardship of the lands and heirs of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, deceased 1 item

U DHO/13/92 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 20 Mar 1266 Grant to Walter, Archbishop of York: the port of Hull and prises of wine and other merchandise, as formerly held by his predecessors 1 item

U DHO/13/93 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls. 30 Oct 1268 Bernard de Areingnes and Thomas de Leleie to keep the wapentakes and bailiwicks of Holderness until settlement of disputes between Amice, Countess of Devon, and Isabella, Countess of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/94 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 20 Nov 1268 Grant to Edmund, son of the King: the marriage of Isabella, widow of William de Fortibus 1 item

U DHO/13/95 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 10 Jun 1280 Grant to Queen Eleanor in dower: the manor of Burstwik and town of Hedon 1 item

U DHO/13/96 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 16 Jul 1300 Grant to Thornton Abbey of a piece of land at Raveneserod 1 item

page 82 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/97 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 4 Dec 1307 Licence to William de Malghum and his wife Alice to grant to Bolton Priory: rents from lands and a mill in Holmton, Pennesthorp, Thorp and Esthaytfeld and the advowson of a moiety of the chapel of Holmton 1 item

U DHO/13/98 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 7 Oct 1312 Grant to Margaret, widow of Peter de Gavaston: knights' fees and advowsons belonging to estates (including the manor of Brustwik) previously granted to her 1 item

U DHO/13/99 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 23 Mar 1327 Grant to Queen Isabella, for life: manor of Brustwyk (inter alia) 1 item

U DHO/13/100 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 26 Jan 1350 Licence to John del Flete of Bubwith to grant the manor of Waxham and lands in Tunstall and Preston to Warter Priory. 1 item

U DHO/13/101 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 1 Dec 1355 Grant to Isabella, eldest daughter of Edward III, for life. Manors and hamlets of Brustewyk, Bondebrustewyk, Skekkelyng, Little Humbre, Cayngham, Cleton, Skipsee, Outhorn, Wythornsee, Lelle Dyke, Elstanwyk, Burton Pidesee, Preston, Sprotle, Hedon, Pauleflete, Skeftelynge, Kilnese, Esyngton and Ravensere, and elsewhere in Holderness; Barowe, co. Lincoln; Cosham, co. Wilts.; Wedon Pynkeny, co. Northants.; and Swalwefeld, co. Berks. 1 item

U DHO/13/102 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 26 Apr 1364 Exemplification of licence to John del Flete of Bubwith to grant the manor of Waxham and lands in Tunstall and Preston to Warter Priory (as U DHO/13/100) 1 item

U DHO/13/103 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 15 May 1373 Grant to the steward and men of Holderness of specified tolls for repair of the highway from Brustewyk to Hedon and thence to Dripull 1 item

page 83 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/104 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 5 Apr 1379 Quitclaim: Sir Thomas de Meaux to Sir Thomas Ughtred: manor of Lepyngton, and all lands, services and bondman of Sir John de Meaux son and heir of Sir Godfrey de Meaux deceased in Gouthorp, Levening, Akclom, Frankesfosse, York, Sutton in Holderness, Driphull (Drypool), Stan Fery and Lopholm 1 item

U DHO/13/105 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 22 Nov 1382 Grant to Queen Anne, in dower: the manor of Brustewyk (inter alia) 1 item

U DHO/13/106 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 10 Jun 1394 Robert de Hilton, John Conestable of Halsham, William de Holme and Robert Sturmy to deliver seisin of the manor of Brustwik to Thomas , Duke of Gloucester 1 item

U DHO/13/107 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 11 Feb 1397 Exemplification and confirmation of Letters Patent of Richard I and Edward III to Thornton Abbey: advowson of the abbey to remain annexed to the Crown, and the abbey to have all lands in Holderness and elsewhere which it had of the gift of William le Gros, Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/13/108 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 7 Aug 1394 Licence to the Abbey of St. Martin of Aumarle in France to convey to Kirkstall Abbey. Manor or priory of Birstall; lands in Birstall, Skoftlyng, Kilnesse, Wythornse, Holmeton, Thorn, Rymmeswell, Waxham, Frothyngham, Holem, Aldeburgh, Thorp, Estneweton, Ryngburgh, Bewyk, Carleton, Eddirdwyk, Coldon, Pawele, Merflete, Holme, Thorngumbald, Camryngton, Skekelyng, Ryhill, Bondbrystwyk and Rogemond; advowsons of the churches of Birstall, Paul, Skekelyng, Kilnesse, Wythornse, Outthorne and Aldeburgh, and of the chapels of Merflete, Thorngumbald, Holem, Rymmeswell, Frothyngham, Newesom, Coldon, and Waxham 1 item

page 84 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/109 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 8 Aug 1394 Confirmation to Thomas, Duke of Gloucester: manor of Brustwike; castle of St. Briavel; and forest of Dene. 1 item

U DHO/13/110 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 28 Sep 1397 Grant to Edward, Earl of Rutland: manor of Brestwyk 1 item

U DHO/13/111 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 2 Nov 1399 Grant to Thomas of Lancaster: manors of Brustwyk, Skipse and Barowe (co. Lincoln); patronage of abbeys in Meaux and Thornton; manors and lands in Preston, Burtonpidse, Bond Brustwyk, Skeklyng, Lelle Dyke, Paule, Kayngham, Skeftling, Esyngton, Kylnesee, Wythornesee and Cleton 1 item

U DHO/13/112 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls. Pardon to 12 Feb 1423 Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence, for alienation of estates (manors of Brustwyk, Skipse and Barowe (co. Lincoln); Patronage of abbeys in Meaux and Thornton; manors and lands in Preston, Burtonpidse, Bond Brustwyk, Skeklyng, Lelle Dyke, Paule, Kayngham, Skeftling, Esyngton, Kylnesee, Wythornesee and Cleton, as in DHO/13/111) without licence 1 item

U DHO/13/113 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 19 Aug 1439 Grant of livery to Humphrey, Earl of Stafford: manor of Brustwik commonly called the lordship of Holdernesse 1 item

U DHO/13/114 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 15 Jul 1447 Licence to Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham to alienate the manor of Brustwyk to trustees 1 item

U DHO/13/115 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 1 Oct 1480 Grant of livery to Henry, Duke of Buckingham: estates of Humphrey and Anne, Duke and Duchess of Buckingham deceased 1 item

page 85 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/13/116 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 15 Oct 1485 Grant to Sir John Welles, Lord Welles: stewardship of Holderness (inter alia) 1 item

U DHO/13/117 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 18 Jul 1486 Grant to Stephen Hatfield: offices of keeper of North Park in Brustwyke, and escheator and feodary of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/118 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 15 Dec 1487 Grant to Richard Gray: offices of bailiff and coroner of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/119 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 11 Feb 1522 Grant to Sir Robert Constable: Stewardship of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/13/120 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 1532-1533 Grant to Henry, Earl of Northumberland, and Sir Ralph Ellerker jnr.: Stewardship of Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/13/121 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 6 May 1533 Grant to John Bryket, master cook: office of coroner of Holderness (vacant by death of Ralph Warberton) 1 item

U DHO/13/122 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 6 Feb 1558 Grant to Henry, Earl of Westmorland: seigniory of Holderness, with its (specified) manors, lands, and other appurtenances 1 item

U DHO/13/123 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 8 Jan 1641 Grant to Sir Henry Constable, Viscount Dunbar: seignory of Holderness (as U DHO/13/122) 1 item

U DHO/13/124 Translation of extract from Patent Rolls 31 Dec 1664 Grant to John, Viscount Dunbar: seignory of Holderness (as U DHO/13/122) 1 item

page 86 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14 Copies and Extracts, mainly relating to Spurn 1717-1833 and Cherry Cobb Sands 47 items

U DHO/14/1 Petitions to the Treasury, of Roger Hall, one of the 1747-1748 Trinity House Masters in Hull, and Joseph Thompson, for a lease of Cherry Cobb Sands. 1 bundle

U DHO/14/2 Memorial to the Treasury of William Constable as Mar 1748 to his title to Cherry Cobb Sands. 1 item

U DHO/14/3 Brief for William Constable relating to Cherry Cobb Jun 1748 Sands. 1 item

U DHO/14/4 Report of Lord Gallway, Surveyor General 17 May 1749 On Petitions to the Treasury, of Roger Hall, one of the Trinity House Masters in Hull, and Joseph Thompson, (as U DHO/14/1), and Luke Robinson, for a lease of Cherry Cobb Sands 1 item

U DHO/14/5 Report of Lord Gallway, Surveyor General 17 May 1749 On Memorial to the Treasury of William Constable as to his title to Cherry Cobb Sands (U DHO/14/2) 1 item

U DHO/14/6 Report of R. Herbert, Surveyor General 15 Jul 1758 On Petition of Charles Pool for a lease of Cherry Cobb Sands 1 item

U DHO/14/7 Case and Opinion of George Perrott 12 Dec 1758 Title of William Constable, or the Crown, to Cherry Cobb Sands 1 item

U DHO/14/8 Brief of case of William Constable, and relative Mar 1759 evidence. 1 item

U DHO/14/9 Petition to the Treasury of the Corporation of the Mar 1759 Sons of the Clergy For a grant of part of Cherry Cobb Sands opposite Saltagh Grange 1 item

U DHO/14/10 Affidavits relating to letting nets on foreshore of 4 May 1759 River Humber. 1 bundle page 87 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14/11 Affidavits relating to Cherry Cobb Sands. 18-19 Jun 1 bundle 1759

U DHO/14/12 Report of Attorney General [Cherry Cobb Sands]. 15 Feb 1760 1 item

U DHO/14/13 Brief for William Constable in Attorney General v. Jul 1763 Constable [Cherry Cobb Sands]. 1 item

U DHO/14/14 Proposals agreed upon by William Constable and Dec 1764 the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy. [Cherry Cobb Sands] 1 bundle

U DHO/14/15 Petition to the House of Commons, of the Dec 1764 Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy For leave to bring in a Bill to settle proposals agreed upon by William Constable and the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy [Cherry Cobb Sands] (as U DHO/14/14). 1 item

U DHO/14/16 Petition to the Treasury, of the Corporation of the 1765 Sons of the Clergy For leave to accept the proposals agreed upon by William Constable and the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy [Cherry Cobb Sands] (as U DHO/14/14) 1 item

U DHO/14/17 Treasury Minutes, refusing Petition to the Treasury 10 Aug 1765 Of the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy, for leave to accept the proposals agreed upon by William Constable and the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy [Cherry Cobb Sands] (as U DHO/14/16) 1 item

U DHO/14/18 ''Act to establish the proposals, made by William 1766 Constable to the (Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy) . . . in relation to . . . Cherry Cobb Sand'' 1 item

U DHO/14/19 Letter: J. Worth, London, to Mr. Vaughan (bailiff of 22 Oct 1765 William Constable), Kilnsea Ordering him to keep off Mr. Angell's property at Spurn 1 item

page 88 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14/20 Bill in Chancery of William Constable 1772 To establish his title to £100 a year due to Spurn Lighthouses under the Spurn Lighthouse Act, 1766 1 item

U DHO/14/21 Answer of John Angell to Bill in Chancery of 1774 William Constable To establish his title to £100 a year due to Spurn Lighthouses under the Spurn Lighthouse Act, 1766 (as U DHO/14/20) 1 item

U DHO/14/22 Depositions of witnesses on behalf of William 16 Sep 1776 Constable [Spurn Lighthouses]. 1 bundle

U DHO/14/23 Issue directed by Chancery to be tried at York 1777 Assizes [Spurn Lighthouses]. 1 item

U DHO/14/24 Decree in Chancery establishing title of William 6 Feb 1778 Constable to £100 a year due to Spurn Lighthouses Under the Spurn Lighthouse Act, 1766 (as in U DHO/14/20) 1 item

U DHO/14/25 Bargain and Sale to lead to a Recovery 16 Apr 1748 (i) William Constable of Burton Constable esq., (ii) Thomas Newsome of London gent., (iii) Rev. Robert Kirk of Barrow, co. Lincoln. Manor, site of capital messuage, 8«ac. « steng in the townfields, 4ac. meadow in Great Ings, a messuage and a garth, and the Ferry to Hull, in Barrow. Manor of, and £6 13s. 4d. rents in Torksea, co. Lincoln: To use of William Constable. 1 item

U DHO/14/26 Release: for £6,700 12 Apr 1769 William Constable of Burton Constable esq. (as U DHO/14/25) to Benjamin Blaydes jnr. of Hull esq.: manor of Paull with specified messuages, warehouse, lands and tithes 1 item

U DHO/14/27 Lease for 7 years at £1 1s. rent 29 Aug 1771 William Constable of Burton Constable esq. (as DHO/14/25) to William Taylor of Hull undertaker: cottage lately built by William Constable at Spurn Point, with 6ac. land 1 item

page 89 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14/28 Letter from Henry Waterlands, Outhorne, to Lord 26 Nov 1717 Dunbar Wreck on coast between Outhorne and Kilnsea. Selliburne, a customs officer, taking wreck between Kilnsea and Sandley Marr 1 item

U DHO/14/29 Letter from Henry Waterlands, Outhorne, to 12 Oct 1719 Cuthbert Constable Submission of John Pullen, arrested for taking cobbles at Kilnsea 1 item

U DHO/14/30 Letter from Cuthbert Constable, London, to Ralph 10 Jun 1727 Brigham, Wyton Fishing and taking oysters at Burstall and Patrington 1 item

U DHO/14/31 Letter from J. Walker, Surveyor General, to John May 1742 Porter, mayor of Hull, and others Calling for a report on Cherry Cobb Sands 1 item

U DHO/14/32 Letter from John Porter, mayor of Hull, to J. 12 May 1742 Walker, Surveyor General In answer to call for a report on Cherry Cobb Sands (as U DHO/14/31) 1 item

U DHO/14/33 Letter from Patrick Newmarch (lighthousekeeper at 4 Dec 1763 Spurn) to William Purvis The Low Light was washed away on 3 December, and the High Light is likely to follow. Mr. Angel owes him £80, and he is not staying to risk his life and starve. 1 item

U DHO/14/34 Letter from Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Bedford 9 Nov 1829 Row, to William Iveson, Hedon The proprietors of the lighthouses at Spurn have had to take stone, sand and cobbles to protect them in emergency but will pay for them. The lower lighthouse is ''in great jeopardy and must soon be pulled down''. 1 item

page 90 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14/35 Letter from William Iveson to Mr. Fewson: sending 12 Nov 1829 a copy of letter from Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Bedford Row, to William Iveson, Hedon (as U DHO/14/34). He must see full payment is made and nothing further taken without his consent. ''The life boat Company must be subject to the same discipline''. 1 item

U DHO/14/36 Letter from J. Fewson, Lockham, to William Iveson, 3 Jul 1830 Hedon Foundations being laid at Spurn for a new lighthouse. Has forbidden the workmen to take sand without leave. 1 item

U DHO/14/37 Letter from William Iveson to John Fewson 4 Jul 1830 Approving his action (as U DHO/14/36: laying foundations at Spurn for a new lighthouse and forbidding the workmen to take sand without leave). 1 item

U DHO/14/38 Letter from J. Fewson to William Iveson: gravel 6 Jul 1833 taken, and paid for, from the Old Dun near Spurn. What shall he charge Kilnsea people for putting sheep on Spurn for a few weeks ''until they take their lambs off''? With reply: 6d. a score per week. Boundary of Sunk Island. ''Trinity Sand can never unite with Sunk but [ ] has united with Spurn''. 7 July 1833. 1 item

U DHO/14/39 Affidavit of Swan Pieterson, master of `The 16 Dec 1717 Florentiana' stranded near Ringborough 12 November 1717. 1 item

U DHO/14/40 Acknowledgement by Robert Gee to William 23 Aug 1757 Constable Of his trespass in erecting a building at Spurn Point 1 item

U DHO/14/41 Note of permits for taking sand and gravel at Spurn 1792-1793 1 item

U DHO/14/42 Correspondence between Richard Terry and Sons, Nov-Dec Hull, acting for Lloyds, and William Iveson 1804 Wreck of 'The Nile' off Spurn 1 item

page 91 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/14/43 Affidavit of Olaf Ernst Sunbergh, master of ''Les 11 Dec 1804 Bons Enfants'' As to wreck of his ship on a sand called the Lemon, and goods washed ashore in Holderness between Spurn and Dimbleton 1 item

U DHO/14/44 Declaration in Francis Constable v. Richard Marr 1805 Taking wrecked timber at Holmpton 1 item

U DHO/14/45 Judgement in Francis Constable v. Richard Marr 17 Mar 1806 case Taking wrecked timber at Holmpton (as U DHO/14/44) 1 item

U DHO/14/46 Instructions to John Fewson from William Iveson 16 Sep 1809 Buildings and crew for lifeboat station at Spurn 1 item

U DHO/14/47 Terms agreed with crew of Spurn lifeboat 14 Nov 1810 1 item

U DHO/15 Copies of Legal Documents and Public 1575-1695 Records 13 items

U DHO/15/1 From Coram Rege Roll. Attorney General v. Sir [29 May] John Constable 1575 Quo Warranto proceedings concerning franchises and wreck in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/15/2 From Remembrancers' Roll. Christopher Hilliard v. 1594 William Constable Bill of complaint of Christopher Hilliard concerning trespass of William Constable on ground called Ravens Sea alias Raven Spurne, leased by Christopher Hilliard by Letters Patent. 1 item

U DHO/15/3 From Judgement Roll. Sir Henry Constable v. 1600 George Gamble Case of Sir Henry Constable, relating to wreck at Barmston 1 item

page 92 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/15/4 From Remembrancers' Rolls. Sir Henry Constable 1614 - 1617 v. Sir Christopher Hildyarde Bill of Complaint; Answer; Replication; Rejoinder; Interrogatories; and Decree, concerning rents and services due to Sir Henry Constable, as seigneur of Holderness, from estates of Sir Christopher Hildyarde in Winestead, Lissett, Routh, Hollym and Fitling. With a terrier of lands in Winestead (16 January 1616/7). 7 items

U DHO/15/5 Decree in Court of Wards. Attorney General v. 1637 Henry, Viscount Dunbar Tenure of lands of Thomas Cheney esq. deceased (manor of Thorngumbold and lands in Pallholme. His daughters and heirs, Anne, Elizabeth and Jane, being under age) and of Thomas Michelborne deceased (manor of Carlton; moiety of manor of Allboroughe with lands there; messuage in Ethernewicke; Tanston (Tansterne) Grange. His son and heir Thomas being under age). 1 item

U DHO/15/6 From Exchequer Bills and Answers 1638-1639 Attorney General v. Henry, Viscount Dunbar: title to lordship of Holderness 1 item

U DHO/15/7 (In Angell v. Dunbar). Lease: for 99 years at £150 14 Dec 1685 rent: Robert, Viscount Dunbar to Andrew Wardlaw jnr. of Redriffe, co. Surrey, master and mariner Parcel (16ac.) in Kilnesey, being part of waste ground called the Gutt End, with 2 light-houses thereon 1 item

U DHO/15/8 From Chancery records. Elizabeth and John Angell 1691-1695 v. Robert, Viscount Dunbar and Andrew Wardlaw Bill of Complaint; Answers; and Depositions concerning title to lighthouses at Spurn 7 items

U DHO/15/9 (State Papers. Domestic). Letters: Henry, Viscount 8-12 Apr Dunbar, to Duke of Buckingham, Lord High 1627 Admiral A Scottish ship aground in Holderness after a fight ''with the Dunkirkes'' 2 items

page 93 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/15/10 (Special Commissions. Queen's Remembrancer). 6 Jul 1636-5 Commission and Inquisition Dec 1636 Foreshore lands along River Ouse and Humber, in Adlingflete, Usfleete, Witgifte, Readnes, Goule, Aslebye, Knedlington, Faxfleet, Thornton Groves in , Bromfleete, Cave, Hodlett Sluse - Skelfleete, Southcave, Ellerker, Brough Haven, Selby, Wistow, Newhey, Barley (Barlow), Drax, Barlebye, Turnam Hall, and Wistowe 1 item

U DHO/15/11 (Special Commissions. Queen's Remembrancer). 6 Jul 1636-5 Translation of Commission and Inquisition Dec 1636 Foreshore lands along River Ouse and Humber, in Adlingflete, Usfleete, Witgifte, Readnes, Goule, Aslebye, Knedlington, Faxfleet, Thornton Groves in Blacktoft, Bromfleete, Cave, Hodlett Sluse- Skelfleete, Southcave, Ellerker, Brough Haven, Selby, Wistow, Newhey, Barley (Barlow), Drax, Barlebye, Turnam Hall, and Wistowe 1 item

U DHO/15/12 (State Papers. Domestic). Survey of part of the Apr 1640 manor of Patrington. 1 item

U DHO/15/13 (Signet Office Docquets). Grant to Viscount Dec 1640 Dunbar of the honor of Burstwick and lordship of Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/16 Copies and Translations from Various Sources, 1127-1596 mainly Public Records 109 items

U DHO/16/1 Exemplification of Grant by William le Grow, Earl of c.1127 Albemarle, to the Abbey of St. Martin of Albemarle (in England) tithes in Healdernesse. Churches or chapels of Plaga, Preston, Heldon, Eschecheling, Burton Gamel, Wifornewic, Wagla, Suton, Fronigeham, Mapelton, Aldeburg, Donestal, St. Peter of Torn, St. Mary of Wifornesel, Heolmeton, Esinton, Bristal, Chinlesai, Caingeham, and of the castle; with tithes, a guesthouse at the river of Hedon and the ferry of the Humber. Churches of Barou, Grossebi, Carlenton and Bitan; and tithes of Wilesbi and Andolbi in co. Lincoln. Churches in diocese of Norwich: Exemplified by the abbot of St. Peter of Selincourt. (8 April 1287) 1 item

page 94 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/2 Gift: William, Earl of Albemarle, to Ysaac de Escftel 1150-1179 (Skeftling) Lands in Skeffling which rendered 17s. rent, and the 3 ''rustics'' who held part of those lands; and the mill of Winsete; and whatsoever remained in the lordship of Skeffling after a gift to Igbert of £4 of land there: Witnessed Robert de Stutevill, Elias de Mundvill, G. de Fanecourt, Robert the Constable, Henry de Gosl', Hosbert de Frism(arsh), Ben(edict) the chamberlain, Thomas de Wivell, Thurston Broc. (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.72. B.M.) 1 item

U DHO/16/3 Confirmation: William de Fortibus, Earl of c.1152 Albemarle to Nunkeeling Priory 3 carucates in Killing which they had of the gift of Agnes de Catfosse 1 item

U DHO/16/4 Gift: William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle to Peter c.1152 de Fauconberg, in marriage with Margaret, sister of the (Earl's) Countess 11 bovates in Alstanewick (Elstronwick): Witnessed Geoffrey de Chauved, Fulk de Oyri, Saer de Sutton, William Foliot, Robert de Moncell, Walter de Scures, William Passemer then steward, Ralph the sheriff, William Hogg, William and Henry clerks. (Harleian Charters 50. D.39). 1 item

U DHO/16/5 Part of Exemplification of charters of William, Earl 1154-1189 of Albemarle to Abbey of Albemarle Church of Paul; chapels of Marflete and Thorne; tithes in Paul (the mill, the Humber, Holme, Stockholme, Newland, Borehousehill, etc.); lands in those places, Skeclinge and Hedon; tithes of hospital of Newton. 1 item

U DHO/16/6 Extracts from Meaux Chartulary: Wyke 1160-1182 1 bundle

page 95 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/7 Gift: William de Mandevill, Earl of Essex, to Walter c.1184 the Chamberlain 20ac. in Holm upon the Hill (Paull Holme): Witnessed Simon de Beauchamp, William de Otringham, Drogo fitz Ralph, Walter de Cambron, Richard de Grenhill, Robert de Ulrum, Engelram de Munceaux, Robert fitz Ernest, Simon de Crevequer, Wiscard Leidet, Robert fitz Simon, John de Lamborn, William de Hairon, Robert the constable, Robert Berners, Gilbert de Scirlington, Peter de Rokell, Ary de Rohing, Luke the butler, Hugh fitz Benjamin, Benedict de Ostwick (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.82b. B.M.). 1 item

U DHO/16/8 Gift: for 60 marks of silver: Alice, eldest daughter of c.1195 Robert de Paul, to Fulk de Oyri All her land in Holm, of the inheritance of her father, with the capital messuage: Rendering 40d. to the Earl of Albemarle. Witnessed Jordan, abbot of Thornton, Simon the canon, William d'Oyri, Master Peter de Forz, Master Philip de Langbert, Ranulf the sheriff, John the clerk of Humbelton, Simon de Wainflet, William Passemer, Adam de Thwyer, Adam de Scekling, Mapheus the clerk of Scekling, Herbert de Flynton, William de Walsok'. (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.79b. B.M.) 1 item

U DHO/16/9 Lease: for 12 years 3 months: for 50 marks: Sayer 1217 de Sutton to Thornton Abbey Pasture for 616 sheep (100 being reckoned at 6 score) and 20 beasts in the land and marshes of Sutton, Hull, Sotecotes and Dripol, and in his common pastures between Hull and Wilflet. 60ac. meadow in Sutton (in Ledeholmdale, Dodersicdale and the culture abutting on Lede). Site of a sheepcote (1ac.) in the said culture, and of another which the monks of Meaux held, enclosed by a ditch: Witnessed Fulk de Oyri, Alan de Danthorp, William Passemer, Ranulf the sheriff, Robert de Burton clerk, Peter de Witon, Adam de Witon, William de Bilton, William Truay, Henry the clerk of Hedon, Henry Regulus, Richard fitz Norman, William de Watton. (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.90. B.M.) 1 item

page 96 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/10 Inspeximus (by Letters Patent?): William de [1241] Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, to Thornton Abbey Lands in Esington, Sceftling, Wythornese, Flinton, Paul, Tunstal, Garton, Scirlaghe, Halsham, Preston: Witnessed Sir Robert Daniel steward, Sir Ralph de Aufinluce, Sir Adam de St. Martin, Sir John de Bilton, Henry de Cestund sheriff of Holderness, Master Alan de Thorenton, Nicholas Hogg, John de Nuttel, Herbert de Flinton, Robert Martel, Simon de Humbilton, Thomas his brother. Exemplified 12 May [1241?] 1 item

U DHO/16/11 Grant: Sayer de Sutton to Walter, Archbishop of c.1269 York His right to build weirs in River Hull between Beverley and River Humber: Witnessed Sir John de Oketon, Sir John de Meaux, Sir John de Reygate, Sir Simon le Constable, Sir John de Frysmareis, Sir Geoffrey Agylun, Sir John Hesel, Nigel de Waudebi. (Ms. Lansdowne. 402. f.23b.) 1 item

U DHO/16/12 Agreement: Joan, Lady of Stuteville, to Walter, 1269 Archbishop of York That all her weirs and stakes in River Hull shall be removed, so that boats might pass to Beverley. Reserving the right to fix a chain across the river at Stanford Rakes in times of war or disturbance, from sunset to sunrise; and to take soil from the river to repair the bank called Sedik: For which he gives her 6 marks silver yearly rent in Waghen, out of the 100s. due there from Meaux Abbey. Witnessed Sir John de Oketon, Sir Saer de Sutton, Sir John de Meaux, ir John de Bilton, Sir Geoffrey Aguylon, Sir William de Borat, Sir Nicholas Devyas, Robert de Grey, Robert de Ecton, Nigel de Waudebi, John de Hastings, Thomas de Hedon clerk, Reginald Prat of Benetle and Ralph de Esingwaud clerks. (Ms. Lansdowne. 402. f.23) 1 item

U DHO/16/13 Grant: for 120 marks: Isabella de Fortibus to Sir 2 Dec 1291 William de Hamelton Marriage of John, son and heir of Sayer de Sutton deceased: (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.74b. B.M.) 1 item

U DHO/16/14 Gift: Henry, Earl of Westmorland, to Sir John 1 Feb 1560 Constable Lordship of Holderness 1 item page 97 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/15 Bargain and Sale: for £4,000 28 Feb 1560 Henry, Earl of Westmorland, to Sir John Constable: all manors, lands and appurtenances in Holderness and in co. Lincoln which the Earl had of the Grant of Philip and Mary 1 item

U DHO/16/16 From Coram Rege Rolls. 1367-1369 Proceedings on a writ of certiorari concerning lands in Ulram alienated by William de Ulram, without licence, to Geoffrey de St. Quintin and wife Constance and to Peter de Nutle (who later alienated to John de Walwyk) 1 item

U DHO/16/17 From Coram Rege Rolls [29 May] Proceedings in Attorney General v. Sir John 1575 Constable: Quo Warranto proceedings concerning franchises and wreck in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/16/18 From Curia Regis Rolls 1189 Gode and her husband Alan put themselves on the grand assize, concerning 2 bovates in Tunstall claimed against them by Amand Pincerna, by a writ of right in the court of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/16/19 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls 1189 Gode and her husband Alan put themselves on the grand assize, concerning 2 bovates in Tunstall claimed against them by Amand Pincerna, by a writ of right in the court of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/16/20 From Curia Regis Rolls 1199 A day given to the Earl of Albemarle to hear the recognition concerning Paull Haven 1 item

U DHO/16/21 From Curia Regis Rolls. Proceedings in suit 29 Sep 1206 brought by Herbert de St. Quintin and his wife Alice concerning a distraint made on their cattle in Mapelton by the Earl of Albemarle for default of homage and service by Peter de Brus, chief lord of Mapelton. They claim that Alice de Stuteville, of whom they hold the lands, should acquit them. 1 item

page 98 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/22 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls. 29 Sep 1206 Proceedings in suit brought by Herbert de St. Quintin and his wife Alice concerning a distraint made on their cattle in Mapelton by the Earl of Albemarle for default of homage and service by Peter de Brus, chief lord of Mapelton. They claim that Alice de Stuteville, of whom they hold the lands, should acquit them. 1 item

U DHO/16/23 From Curia Regis Rolls 1225 Proceedings in suit brought by William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, against the abbot of Albemarle, for the advowson of Preston 1 item

U DHO/16/24 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls 1225 Proceedings in suit brought by William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, against the abbot of Albemarle, for the advowson of Preston 1 item

U DHO/16/25 From Curia Regis Rolls Apr 1229 Proceedings in suit concerning right of Peter de Folkenberg to take haves in the warrens of William, Earl of Albemarle in Holderness. Easter 1229 1 item

U DHO/16/26 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls Apr 1229 Proceedings in suit concerning right of Peter de Folkenberg to take haves in the warrens of William, Earl of Albemarle in Holderness, Easter 1229 1 item

U DHO/16/27 From Curia Regis Rolls Apr 1229 Proceedings in suits brought by Andrew de Fauconberge against Stephen Passemer for debt; and against Hugh Botild, as custodian of the lands and heirs of Adam de Wythinton, for a contribution to the expenses of Andrew de Fauconberge and three other knights who went into Poitou with King John for the community of Holderness. Easter 1229 1 item

page 99 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/28 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls Apr 1229 Proceedings in suits brought by Andrew de Fauconberge against Stephen Passemer for debt; and against Hugh Botild, as custodian of the lands and heirs of Adam de Wythinton, for a contribution to the expenses of Andrew de Fauconberge and three other knights who went into Poitou with King John for the community of Holderness. Easter 1229 1 item

U DHO/16/29 From Curia Regis Rolls 29 Sep 1233 Proceedings in a suit brought by Theobald Hautein against John de Preston for an account from him as bailiff of the manor of Marfleet. John says he accounted to Adam de Merefleete, whom he vouches to warranty, who was Theobald's bailiff there 1 item

U DHO/16/30 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls 29 Sep 1233 Proceedings in a suit brought by Theobald Hautein against John de Preston for an account from him as bailiff of the manor of Marfleet. John says he accounted to Adam de Merefleete, whom he vouches to warranty, who was Theobald's bailiff there 1 item

U DHO/16/31 From Curia Regis Rolls 29 Sep 1242 Proceedings in suit between Sayer de Sutton and the abbot of Thorneton concerning the lay fee of Sayer in Sutton 1 item

U DHO/16/32 From Curia Regis Rolls 29 Sep 1259 Proceedings in suit between William de Ros and Hamo Hauteyn concerning custody of Stephen, son and heir of Adam de Merflet who held the manor of Merflet of William, and lands in Danthorp of Hamo 1 item

U DHO/16/33 Translation from Curia Regis Rolls 29 Sep 1259 Proceedings in suit between William de Ros and Hamo Hauteyn concerning custody of Stephen, son and heir of Adam de Merflet who held the manor of Merflet of William, and lands in Danthorp of Hamo 1 item

page 100 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/34 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] William son of William de Lascell(es) summoned to 1231 warrant to Robert Ulram and his wife Savicla, 2 bovates in Oteringham for which they are impleaded by one Dionisia concerning her dower 1 item

U DHO/16/35 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] William son of William de Lascell(es) summoned to 1231 warrant to Robert Ulram and his wife Savicla, 2 bovates in Oteringham for which they are impleaded by one Dionisia concerning her dower 1 item

U DHO/16/36 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William le Cunestable against 1231 William, Earl of Albemarle, for diverting a watercourse in Merton and damaging free tenement of William le Cunestable there; for making a warren in lands of William le Cunestable in Burton, Neuton, Hausham and Tarlestorp; and for disseisin of a tenement in Hedon 1 item

U DHO/16/37 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls. [18 May] Suit brought by William le Cunestable against 1231 William, Earl of Albemarle, For diverting a watercourse in Merton and damaging free tenement of William le Cunestable there; for making a warren in lands of William le Cunestable in Burton, Neuton, Hausham and Tarlestorp; and for disseisin of a tenement in Hedon 1 item

U DHO/16/38 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William de St. Quintin against 1231 William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, for making a warren in his lands in Turkilleby, Everardeby, Duftorp and Lambetorp 1 item

U DHO/16/39 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William de St. Quintin against 1231 William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, for making a warren in his lands in Turkilleby, Everardeby, Duftorp and Lambetorp 1 item

page 101 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/40 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William de Stutevill against William 1231 de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who warrants to the abbot of Meaux 50ac. wood in Rue (Routh) 1 item

U DHO/16/41 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William de Stutevill against William 1231 de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who warrants to the abbot of Meaux 50ac. wood in Rue (Routh) 1 item

U DHO/16/42 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by William de Stutevill against William 1231 de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who warrants to the abbot of Meaux 50ac. wood in Rue (Routh) 1 item

U DHO/16/43 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit between John son of Robert fitz Peter, and 1231 Sayer of Sutton concerning wardship of John and 40ac. in Drypol 1 item

U DHO/16/44 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Verdict in suit between Peter de Faucunberg and 1231 William, Earl of Albemarle as to right of Peter de Faucunberg to course hares in the Earl's warren of Heudernesse 1 item

U DHO/16/45 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Richard Scutard crushed to death by his cart, 1231 which turned over on him in the fields of Whithornewic 1 item

U DHO/16/46 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Richard Scutard crushed to death by his cart, 1231 which turned over on him in the fields of Whithornewic 1 item

U DHO/16/47 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Boats at Hornse, Ravenese and Diminton, taken 1231 as wreck by William, Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/16/48 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Boats at Hornse, Ravenese and Diminton, taken 1231 as wreck by William, Earl of Albemarle 1 item page 102 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/49 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by John son of Peter de Estorp 1231 against Richard de Sichlesdene and Andrew Haukin of Preston for breach of the peace and wounding 1 item

U DHO/16/50 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit brought by John son of Peter de Estorp 1231 against Richard de Sichlesdene and Andrew Haukin of Preston for breach of the peace and wounding 1 item

U DHO/16/51 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit between William, Earl of Albemarle and Peter 1231 de Faucumberge concerning 8 carucates of land in Whithornewic 1 item

U DHO/16/52 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [18 May] Suit between William, Earl of Albemarle and Peter 1231 de Faucumberge concerning 8 carucates of land in Whithornewic 1 item

U DHO/16/53 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls. Apr 1246 Title of Thomas de Preston, uncle of Henry son of Helewise, and brother of Isabel wife of Henry de Stuteville, to lands in Preston and Tunstall claimed by William Lengleis as held of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who holds the land in his custody with William, son of Roger de Preston, who is under age and whose inheritance the land is. Easter 1246 1 item

U DHO/16/54 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls. Apr 1246 Title of Thomas de Preston, uncle of Henry son of Helewise, and brother of Isabel wife of Henry de Stuteville, to lands in Preston and Tunstall claimed by William Lengleis as held of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, who holds the land in his custody with William, son of Roger de Preston, who is under age and whose inheritance the land is. Easter 1246 1 item

page 103 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/55 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls 1267-1268 Presentment of the abbot of Thornton for narrowing the water of Old Hul at Northfroingham (Frodingham) so that no boats may pass, and throwing down a bridge there. Not guilty, as this was done by the common counsel of all the country in time of war 1 item

U DHO/16/56 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls 1267-1268 Presentment of the abbot of Thornton for narrowing the water of Old Hul at Northfroingham (Frodingham) so that no boats may pass, and throwing down a bridge there. Not guilty, as this was done by the common counsel of all the country in time of war 1 item

U DHO/16/57 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls [28 May] Suit between Henry de Preston, and Thomas de 1279 Plumpton and his wife Margaret concerning 5 bovates 5ac. in Waxham, being lands of Amicia de Waxham, deceased mother of Margaret 1 item

U DHO/16/58 Translation from Assize and QuoWarranto Rolls [28 May] Suit between Henry de Preston, and Thomas de 1279 Plumpton and his wife Margaret concerning 5 bovates 5ac. in Waxham, being lands of Amicia de Waxham, deceased mother of Margaret 1 item

U DHO/16/59 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls. 1278-1279 Presentments by the jurors of the wapentake of Holderness Killing of William the scrivener of Meaux by Ralph de Burgh tailor of Beverley, going towards Meaux, Nicholas Furmage and Geoffrey le Lunge of Badewete being present; townships of Waw(n)e, Rue (Routh), Riston and Beningholm presented for not coming to the Inquisition. Wards of the King (Geoffrey Bergond; John son of John de Danthorp; Alice, widow of Geoffrey Berchouth and Walter atte Sea; Katherine widow of John de Danthorp). Churches of Skippwith (Skipsea), Kayngham and Esington should be in hands of King (but Adam de Stratton holds Skippese, worth 50 marks; John de Hengham holds Kayngham of Isabella de Fortibus who holds it in dower, worth 40 marks; Master Roger Marmyon holds Esington, worth £40). Wapentake in hands of the King. Wreck of the sea. 1 item page 104 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/60 Translation from Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls. 1278-1279 Presentments by the jurors of the wapentake of Holderness Killing of William the scrivener of Meaux by Ralph de Burgh tailor of Beverley, in going towards Meaux, Nicholas Furmage and Geoffrey le Lunge of Badewete being present; townships of Waw(n)e, Rue (Routh), Riston and Beningholm presented for not coming to the Inquisition. Wards of the King (Geoffrey Bergond; John son of John de Danthorp; Alice, widow of Geoffrey Berchouth and of Walter atte Sea; Katherine widow of John de Danthorp). Churches of Skippwith (Skipsea), Kayngham and Esington should be in hands of the King (but Adam de Stratton holds Skippese, worth 50 marks; John de Hengham holds Kayngham of Isabella de Fortibus who holds it in dower, worth 40 marks; Master Roger Marmyon holds Esington, worth £40). Wapentake in hands of the King. Wreck of the sea 1 item

U DHO/16/61 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls 20 Jul 1280 Quo Warranto proceedings on claims of Ingram de Mounceus to warren, assize of bread and ale, and freedom from suit in the county: manors of Borneston (Barmston), Wyketon (Winkton), Lesset and Hertburne 1 item

U DHO/16/62 From Assize and Quo Warranto Rolls 1372 Proceedings before Commissioners of Sewers relating to water-courses in Holderness 1 item

U DHO/16/63 From Fine Rolls. Sayer de Sutton gives a palfrey 19 Feb 1216 and a goshawk to have the King's favour, and delivers his brother Robert as hostage He is to have seisin of all his lands in the sheriff of Yorkshire's bailiwick, except those of the fee of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

U DHO/16/64 Translation from Fine Rolls. Sayer de Sutton gives 19 Feb 1216 a palfrey and a goshawk to have the King's favour, and delivers his brother Robert as hostage He is to have seisin of all his lands in the sheriff of Yorkshire's bailiwick, except those of the fee of the Earl of Albemarle 1 item

page 105 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/65 From Fine Rolls. William de Fortibus, son of 18 Sep 1241 William de Fortibus, late Earl of Albemarle, to have seisin of his father's lands. 1 item

U DHO/16/66 Translation from Fine Rolls. William de Fortibus, 18 Sep 1241 son of William de Fortibus, late Earl of Albemarle, to have seisin of his father's lands 1 item

U DHO/16/67 From Fine Rolls. Escheator to take into his hands 7 Nov 1274 all lands of Edmund, the King's brother, and his wife Alina deceased which were of the inheritance of her father William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle. 1 item

U DHO/16/68 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Henry de Aviler 9 Feb 1222 and his wife Nichola demandants and Alan de Killing tenant 8 bovates in Kilnesey: Claimed as dower of Nicholas from estate of her late husband, William de Killing. To be held by Alan for her life at annual rent of 4 marks and 40d. 1 item

U DHO/16/69 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 9 Feb 1222 Henry de Aviler and his wife Nichola demandants and Alan de Killing tenant 8 bovates in Kilnesey: Claimed as dower of Nicholas from estate of her late husband, William de Killing. To be held by Alan for her life at annual rent of 4 marks and 40d. 1 item

U DHO/16/70 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Robert de 18 Nov 1226 Ulram, demandant and William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle deforceant: advowson of the chapel of Ulram: Quitclaimed to the Earl of a sparrow-hawk. 1 item

U DHO/16/71 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 18 Nov 1226 Robert de Ulram, demandant and William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle deforceant: advowson of the chapel of Ulram: Quitclaimed to the Earl of a sparrow-hawk 1 item

page 106 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/72 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Sayer de 14 Dec 1226 Sutton demandant and Helewise, Prioress of Swine, tenant: advowson of Dripol Quitclaimed to the Prioress, who shall find a chaplain and clerk to celebrate divine offices daily in the chapel of St. George of Gaghenstede for the souls of Sayer, his ancestors and successors. 1 item

U DHO/16/73 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 14 Dec 1226 Sayer de Sutton demandant and Helewise, Prioress of Swine, tenant: advowson of Dripol Quitclaimed to the Prioress, who shall find a chaplain and clerk to celebrate divine offices daily in the chapel of St. George of Gaghenstede for the souls of Sayer, his ancestors and successors 1 item

U DHO/16/74 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: William de 2 May 1227 Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, demandant and William son of Eustace de Scaftling tenant 12 bovates in Scaftling: Quitclaimed to the Earl; from whom William shall hold 6 bovates of the land, rendering gilt spurs or 6d. at Easter. The capital messuage belonging to the premises and a moiety of the mill of Scaftling to remain to the Earl. 1 item

U DHO/16/75 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 2 May 1227 William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, demandant and William son of Eustace de Scaftling tenant 12 bovates in Scaftling: Quitclaimed to the Earl; from whom William shall hold 6 bovates of the land, rendering gilt spurs or 6d. at Easter. The capital messuage belonging to the premises and a moiety of the mill of Scaftling to remain to the Earl 1 item

page 107 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/76 From Feet of Fines. Translation of Final Concord: 4 May 1236 Sayer de Sutton plaintiff, and Sibilla, Prioress of Swyne deforceant: advowson of Dripol Quitclaimed to the Prioress. Sayer also gives to the Prioress 80ac. marsh, measured by perch of 20ft. in the marsh of Branzceholm, lying on south side nearest 30ac. of marsh already given to her by him; with liberty to enclose the whole 110ac. with a ditch. He also quitclaims to her the Lade and its fisheries, from Feierholm to the Mere of Swyne, and gives her 6ft. of land next the Lade all along from Feyholm and the said Mere. She undertakes to find chaplain to clerk daily to celebrate divine offices in the chapel of St. George of Gaghenstede for the souls of Sayer, his ancestors and succes- sors, with books, vestments, a light and all things necessary. Sayer to have free chapel, and chantry there, in his manor of Sautecotes as formerly, at his own charges (saving indemnity of the mother church of Dripol). She quitclaims to him common of pasture, turbary and thatching in Branzceholm; and he grants to her the tithes of Branzceholm. 1 item

U DHO/16/77 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Beatrice, 22 Jul 1240 widow of Geoffrey de Fryboys, demandant, and William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, vouched to warranty by John le Peytevin 8 bovates in Berneston: Quitclaimed to the Earl, who grants the premises to John for life, with reversion to the Earl. Beatrice to be quit for life from suits of the wapentake of Houdernes (Holderness) in respect of lands she holds of the Earl of Hildolveston (Hilston), Austewik (Oustwick), Etherdewik, Tanesterne, Uleburg (Owborough), Estbenningholm and Ravenesere. 1 item

U DHO/16/78 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 22 Jul 1240 Beatrice, widow of Geoffrey de Fryboys, demandant, and William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, vouched to warranty by John le Paytevin 8 bovates in Berneston: Quitclaimed to the Earl, who grants the premises to John for life, with reversion to the Earl. Beatrice to be quit for life from suits of the wapentake of Houdernes (Holderness) in respect of lands she holds of the Earl of Hildolveston (Hilston), Austewik (Oustwick), Etherdewik, Tanesterne, Uleburg (Owborough), Estbenningholm and Ravenesere 1 item page 108 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/79 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Anselm de St. 1 Jul 1246 Quintin plaintiff, and Roger Merlay: Anselm to be free of suit of the wapentake of Holdernesse in respect of lands he holds from Roger in Mapelton, Rolleston and Oustwyc 1 item

U DHO/16/80 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 1 Jul 1246 Anselm de St. Quintin plaintiff, and Roger Merlay: Anselm to be free of suit of the wapentake of Holdernesse in respect of lands he holds from Roger in Mapelton, Rolleston and Oustwyc 1 item

U DHO/16/81 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Robert, Abbot 11 Apr 1255 of Thorenton plaintiff, and William de Levene and wife Meliora impedients: carucate in Kilnese: To the abbey in frankalmorgn; William and Meliora being admitted into all benefits and orisons in the abbey. 1 item

U DHO/16/82 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 11 Apr 1255 Robert, Abbot of Thorenton plaintiff, and William de Levene and wife Meliora impedients 1/2 carucate in Kilnese: To the abbey in frankalmorgn; William and Meliora being admitted into all benefits and orisons in the abbey 1 item

U DHO/16/83 From Feet of Fines. Final Concord: Richard de 3 Nov 1298 Tharlesthorp and wife Christiana demandants, and John de Sutton tenant 1/3rd part of manor of Sotecotes; 10 tofts in Drypol; and 20ac. in Hul: Claimed as dower of Christiana from estate of her late husband, Sayer de Sutton. Quitclaimed to John for £10. 1 item

U DHO/16/84 Translation from Feet of Fines. Final Concord: 3 Nov 1298 Richard de Tharlesthorp and wife Christiana demandants, and John de Sutton tenant 1/3rd part of manor of Sotecotes; 10 tofts in Drypol; and 20ac. in Hull: Claimed as dower of Christiana from estate of her late husband, Sayer de Sutton. Quitclaimed to John for £10 1 item

page 109 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/85 From Feet of Fines. Translation of Final Concord: 25 Nov 1447 Edward Grymeston and wife Alice plaintiffs and Sir Thomas Tudenham deforceant Manor of Elstanwyke, with £12. 2s. 6d. rent there: Quitclaimed to Edward and Alice for £100. 1 item

U DHO/16/86 From Feet of Fines. Translation of Final Concord: 27 Oct 1576 James Clarkson and Michael Wharton plaintiffs, and Hugh Overend deforceant Manor of Elstanwyck alias Tyndemham, with 10 messuages, 10 cottages, 1 dovecote, 20 gardens, 10 orchards, 400ac. land, 100ac. meadow, 100ac. pasture, 30ac. marsh and 13s. rent: Quitclaimed to James and Michael for £250. 1 item

U DHO/16/87 From County Placita. Proceedings in Chancery 25 Sep 1423 Concerning a moiety of the manor of Marflete; 3 messuages, 2 crofts and 9 bovates in Attyngwyk; and a croft and 3 bovates in Danthorp held by Hugh de Thorp of Nottingham esq. deceased of Thomas, brother and heir of John Lord de Roos, deceased, a minor in custody of the King. John, son and heir of Hugh, aged 16 at his father's death (20 August 1422). 1 item

U DHO/16/88 Translation from County Placita. Proceedings in 25 Sep 1423 Chancery Concerning a moiety of the manor of Marflete; 3 messuages, 2 crofts and 9 bovates in Attyngwyk; and a croft and 3 bovates in Danthorp held by Hugh de Thorp of Nottingham esq. deceased of Thomas, brother and heir of John Lord de Roos, deceased, a minor in custody of the King. John, son and heir of Hugh, aged 16 at his father's death (20 August 1422) 1 item

U DHO/16/89 From Placita de Banco. Acknowledgement of 1276 Grant and Confirmation: William de Lasceles of Otringham to John son of Martin de Otringham All lands in Otringham held by John and his maternal aunt, Beatrice of Gloucester, of the estates which John's ancestors Martin and Richard de Otringham held there of the fee of the Earl of Albemarle: Rendering 100s. and 12 quarters of wheat yearly to William for life. (7 February 1275/6). 1 item

page 110 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/90 Translation from Placita de Banco. 1276 Acknowledgement of Grant and Confirmation: William de Lasceles of Otringham to John son of Martin de Otringham All lands in Otringham held by John and his maternal aunt, Beatrice of Gloucester, of the estates which John's ancestors Martin and Richard de Otringham held there of the fee of the Earl of Albemarle: Rendering 100s. and 12 quarters of wheat yearly to William for life. (7 February 1275/6) 1 item

U DHO/16/91 From Placita de Banco. 25 Sep 1289 Suit between Herbert de St. Quintin (nephew and heir of Anselm de St. Quintin) and Robert de Somervill and wife Isabella, and John de Greystock (Isabella and John being the daughter and grandson, and heirs, of Roger de Merlay), concerning services due from lands in Mapelton, Rolleston and Oustwyk. 1 item

U DHO/16/92 Translation from Placita de Banco. 25 Sep 1289 Suit between Herbert de St. Quintin (nephew and heir of Anselm de St. Quintin) and Robert de Somervill and wife Isabella, and John de Greystock (Isabella and John being the daughter and grandson, and heirs, of Roger de Merlay), concerning services due from lands in Mapelton, Rolleston and Oustwyk 1 item

U DHO/16/93 From Placita de Banco. Acknowledgement by 25 Sep 1478 William Mayne of Beverley (father of Thomas Mayne of Ferreby, co. Lincoln, by his deceased wife Katherine, daughter and heir of Agnes late wife of Thomas atte Mar of Hogate gent., who was a sister and heir of Robert Cauce of Beverley deceased) of a Quitclaim by him to Richard, Prior of Axholm Manor of Outethorn, with appurtenances there and in Wythornse, formerly of Robert Cauce: With warranty against Bridlington Priory. Witnessed John Melton of Swyne, John Constable of Halsham, Robert Hilliard senr. and jnr., Martin del See, Stephen Haytfeld, Thomas Kyddall, James Hoton, Thomas Constable esq. (28 October 1478). 1 item

page 111 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/94 Translation from Placita de Banco 25 Sep 1478 Acknowledgement by William Mayne of Beverley (father of Thomas Mayne of Ferreby, co. Lincoln, by his deceased wife Katherine, daughter and heir of Agnes late wife of Thomas atte Mar of Hogate gent., who was a sister and heir of Robert Cauce of Beverley deceased) of a Quitclaim by him to Richard, Prior of Axholm Manor of Outethorn, with appurtenances there and in Wythornse, formerly of Robert Cauce: With warranty against Bridlington Priory. Witnessed John Melton of Swyne, John Constable of Halsham, Robert Hilliard senr. and jnr., Martin del See, Stephen Haytfeld, Thomas Kyddall, James Hoton, Thomas Constable esq. (28 October 1478) 1 item

U DHO/16/95 Extracts from the Red Book of the Exchequer . 1192-1197 Relating to the payment in Yorkshire of the scutage of Wales 1 bundle

U DHO/16/96 Translation of extracts from the Red Book of the 1192-1197 Exchequer Relating to the payment in Yorkshire of the scutage of Wales 1 item

U DHO/16/97 Extract from the Red Book of the Exchequer 1211 Relating to the Inquisition of knights' fees in Yorkshire 1 item

U DHO/16/98 Translation of extract from the Red Book of the 1211 Exchequer Relating to the Inquisition of knights' fees in Yorkshire 1 item

U DHO/16/99 Translated extract from : 1086 Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/16/100 Translated extract from Domesday Book: claims in 1086 Yorkshire: and Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/16/101 Translated extract from Meaux Chronicles 1160-1339 Lands in , Dodyngton, Hertburn near the Earl's Dyke, Burton, Waghen (Wawne), Skipsea, Ottringham 1 item page 112 of 113 Hull History Centre: The Seigniory of Holderness U DHO/16/102 Presentment c.1211 Tenures of lands in Sutton on Hull; that Sayer de Sutton had fisheries along either side of River Hull, but not in midstream for free passage of ships; unloading of ships on the (Sutton) side of River Hull, challenged by the Archbishop's bailiffs and the men of Beverley and Wike. (Add. Mss. 26,736. f.53. B.M.) 1 item

U DHO/16/103 Warrant under the Griffon seal to John Darcy, 28 Nov 1349 keeper of the manor of Burstwick To proclaim all vacant tenements in the seigniory of Holderness, which shall be forfeited unless claimed by the heirs within 3 weeks according to custom, and leased to others. 1 item

U DHO/16/104 Petition of the Duke of Bedford to Parliament 1423-1424 That writ should be sent into Yorkshire to put the King (Henry VI) into possession of the lordship of Holderness and the honour of Albemarle, occupied by Anne, Countess of Stafford. 1 item

U DHO/16/105 Plea between the King (Henry VI) and Humfrey, 1438-1439 Earl of Stafford as to right and title of lordship of Holderness. 1 item

U DHO/16/106 Extract of saving clause, relating to Anne, Duchess 1461 of Buckingham, from the Act of Attainder of Humfrey, Duke of Buckingham. 1 item

U DHO/16/107 Heading of court roll of manor of . 15 Oct 1572 With translation. 1 item

U DHO/16/108 Heading of court roll of manor of Sutton. 4 Apr 1589 With translation. 1 item

U DHO/16/109 Heading of court roll of manor of Southcoates. 19 Apr 1596 With translation. 1 item

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