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The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… corn. From this time the Machell family possessed the manor until we come to the year 1685 when Hugh Machell … lord of Crackenthorpe, sold on 29 August, 1786, the Manor and Hall for 12,000 to Richard Bellas of Brampton, … Rt. Hon. Sackville, earl of Thanet Island, is lord of the manor, and that he with Sir James Lowther, bart., John …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… of Brough to have passed to him as appendant to the manor, his successors claimed against the See of Carlisle; as … had never passed out of its hands with the grant of the manor. Naturally judgment was given for the King and the … to rebuild the school house." HALLS. Helbeck Hall. The manor of Helbeck belonged to the family of that name until …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… time of Henry VI. From the next reign to modern times the manor descended in a regular line of male succession from … of Jerusalem, which body being dissolved 31 Henry VIII the manor came thereby into the hands of the king, who four years … HALLS. Acorn Bank. The Knights of St. John held the manor until the dissolution of the monasteries when it was …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… the monastery in 1539, Henry VIII granted the church and manor of Ravenstonedale to Archbishop Holgate of York during … vol. 7. 1546 When Henry VII granted the reversion of the manor to Sir Thomas Wharton the number of landholders in the … Wandall to have and to hold according to the custom of the manor of Ravenstonedale; also all his tithes of corn, grain, …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… St Peter, Asby THE PARISH OF ST. PETER, ASBY Including the Manor of Garthorne. ANTIQUITIES. Within this parish we have …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… clear indications of foundations of the original hall or manor house of the Musgraves. BRIDGES. Bland's Wath Bridge, … and between the Eden and the Soulby-Appleby road. The manor of Bleatarn had been granted to the abbot and convent … Musgrave and Sandford of the chief lords for ever, and the manor of Morton of the heirs of Thomas for ever. 1292 By a …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… of Alan Bellingham. Their great grandson, Timothy sold the manor in 1654 to Robert Collingwood who, two years later, …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… Curwen. HALL. Clifton Hall. Hugh de Morville granted the manor and village of Clifton to a Gilbert Engayne, and a … of St. Bees. Having regard to the importance of the manor and its position on the highway, guarding as it does … a long period. Thomas Wybergh had mortgaged in 1640 the manor of Clifton to Sir John Lowther for 700 and dying in …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… After which the murderers returned in a body towards the manor house of Mauld's Meaburn. "At once the villagers of … rescued Robert de Appleby and took him away into the manor house of Richard le Fraunceys, who sent them forth, at … with her that they might arrest them, but those inside the manor house prevented anyone from gaining ingress." This …
The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… Windrigg Hill; and earthworks south of Thrimby Grange. THE MANOR. The manor of Morland was never held of the Veteriponts or the … the grant of a weekly market and yearly fair at his manor of Morland. Cal. Chart. Rolls., V, 170. In 1375 the …