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The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… is in 1337, when Roger Fulthorpe held only half the manor by the twelfth part of a knight's service 10. In the subsequent Inquests the whole manor is stated to be held by the same service. Sir Roger … reign of Elizabeth. In 1596 Thomas Blakiston acquired the manor of Fulthorpe from George Wandisford, Esq. 14; and in …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… by conquest, and other titles of various acquisition, the manor and castle of Skelton, as also the lordships of Merkes, … forest of Coverdale; and I presume also the less important manor of Elwick, which remained vested in her remote … on the South. In 1370 Henry Lord Percy 53 sold this manor to Sir John Nevile, of Raby, in whose descendants it …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… on a dry gravelly soil, near the Skerne. No great integral manor appears at any time in Haughton; the lands have been … he journeys by Derlyngton; and he shall keep the Bishop's manor-house and court of Derlyngton, and whatsoever matters … 19, 1622, St. Margaret's. Mr. Thomas Gyll, vulgo dictus de Barton, 31 Aug. 1631, St. Mary's. John Gyll and Margaret …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… of the hill: this was probably the exact site of the old Manor-house, Courts, and Gaol. The site agrees admirably with … by this latter title it is conveyed by King Richard: The manor of Sadberg, with the Wapontake to the same manor pertaining; and the service of Peter Carun of one …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… of Heighington-hall fifteen cords. Thus in every principal manor the Bishop had his court-house and his hall, the … which the villans and cotters were to carry to any of the manor-houses which the Bishop ordered. The services of the … Halmot apud Auckland.] The Survey then describes the manor-house. There is one manor-place, with one oxgang of …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… and for the tithes of half the demesne lands of the manor of South Shirburn. The reason of the exchange is stated … 1545 Sir William Paget had licence to grant his demesne or manor of Hunstanworth, parcel of the dissolved house of … Gent. devises the Townefield, and the royalties of the manor of Hunstanworth (except the tithes and the closes …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… Tailbois, chivaler, died seised of a third part of the manor, and of two parts of the advowson, leaving Henry his … son and heir, who died four years 2 later, seised of the manor of Hurworth and of five oxgangs, held of the Bishop by … a son, Walter Tailboys 3, whose male descendants held the manor lineally 4 till the decease of Robert Lord Tailbois …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… of the parish of Jarrow by will, dated 7 Oct. 1775. The Manor. The Cell of Jarrow was granted by the Crown in 1544 39 … heir. 41In 1616, 1 October, William Lord Eure granted the manor of Jarrow to William Mallory and Roger Tocketts, … on trust, for in 1622 a fine was levied of the same manor from Lord Eure to Henry Gibb, Esq. of Falkland, …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… held by copy of court roll under the See of Durham 40. The manor includes the several vills of Lanchester, Broom, Flass, … granted to Simon Welbury and Christopher Morland, [the manor of Castle Eden, &c.] a messuage in Colierley, late … ultimum placltum Anthonii Eshe patris sui de tenementis in Barton, 40 s. Reddit. in Hugshaughe, 18 s. S d. ( Ushaw). …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… not recorded, and for the same reason probably the manor of Long-Newton is mentioned in no escheat before the … of Cotham, held two messuages and five oxgangs of the manor of Castle Barnard 8; and amongst the forfeited lands of … lands in Long-Newton which paid 13 s. 4 d. to the Queen's manor of Barnard Castle. In 1573 the Queen granted these …