DOCKER.
1154–1189 William son of William de Lancaster gives to the brethren of the
hospital of St. Peter, York, the land called Dockerga, by bounds
(described), in exchange for land in Kirkeby in Kendale which Ketel
son of Eltred gave them and the land of Bartonheved which William,
the donor's father gave them; Cal. of Chart. R., ii, 442.
1214–20 Gilbert, son of Roger Fitz-Rainfray confirmed the gift of Docarhe
to the brethren of the hospital of St. Peter, York, made by William de
Lancastre, by bounds (described); and granted that the brethren
might have their horses and pigs in the grantor's forest and 2 folds
there, one at Capelthwait and one at Roakerdale, in which to fold and
brand their horses and colts once a year, with other liberties; ib., 443.
1281 Grant to the hospital of St. Leonard, York, of free warren in
Garthorn and Docker; Cal. of Chart. R., ii, 255.
1294 Walter de Langeton, master of the hospital of St. Leonard's, York,
demands against Ingram de Gynes and Christiana his wife and
against Gilbert de Brunolvesheved, that they permit him to have
common of pasture in Hoton and Lambrigg respectively which
belongs to his free tenement in Docker. See Hutton in the Hay p.
178, and Lambrigg.
1431 Tithe of Dokker, demised to . . . . . . . who paid 8s., namely for
12 bushels of oatmeal; Roll at Levens.
1543 Grant to Richard Washington of Grarig of various lands which
had belonged to St. Leonard's hospital, York, including the manor of
Docker (many tenants named); Letters and Papers, Domestic, vol.
18 (1), 531, n. 26.
Licence to the said Richard Wasshyngton, to alienate to Anthony
Duckett the manor of Docker and lands in the hands of 15 tenants
(named), the rent and service of Thomas Corney for lands in Middleton, par. Kirkby Lonsdale, and those of Rolande Blande for lands in
Settbrare (Sedbergh) and Dent, co. York, all which belonged to St.
Leonard's hospital, York; ib., 532, n. 34.
1544 Richard Wasshyngton of Graryg, gent., and Philippa his wife,
passed by fine to Anthony Duckett, esq., the manor of Docker and
tenements in Docker, Kyrkby in Kendall and Kyrkby in Lonesdall;
Feet of Fines, Mich. term, 36 Hen. VIII.
1669 A Breviat of all the hearths chargeable.
14 in number—14s. tax.
|
| Tho: Akerigg |
2 |
| Tho: Hewetson |
1 |
| Allan Holme |
1 |
| James Moore |
1 |
| John Becke |
1 |
| Willm Becke |
2 |
| Nich: Townson |
1 |
| Arthur Holme |
1 |
| Willm Lowes |
1 |
| John Adamson |
1 |
| Mr. Duckett |
2 |
| These persons following are discharged by certificates unpaid |
| Widd: Helme |
1 |
| John Colt |
1 |
| Willm Stainton |
1 |
| Widd: Wood |
1 |
| Jannt Lowes |
1 |
c
1685 Anthony Duckett, esq., sold the manor to Sir John Lowther of
Lowther, bart.