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A History of the County of York East Riding
… (10 s. in 1622), Elizabeth Pearson (£1 in 1630), John Loftsome (10 s. in 1641), Wilfrid Lazenby (£1 in 1642), …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Hessle, Newsholme, Myton, Riplingham, 'Siwarbi' (possibly Loftsome), Spaldington, 'Totfled', part of Wauldby, Willerby, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… bridge' was taken from Brackenholme wood before 1228. 19 Loftsome ferry, as it was later called from the hamlet on the … by a private company and having a toll-house at the Loftsome end. 21 The wooden bridge remained in use, still subject to tolls, until soon after 1930, when a new Loftsome bridge was built near by as part of the improvements …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… at Tripoli, 232. Loes, co. Suffolk, hundred of, 306. Loftsome. See Lostham. Loggan, John, Army clothier, petition … 414. Lorne, Lord. See Campbell, A. Lostham [?Loftsome], co. York, 200. Lothingland, co. Suffolk, half …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 20, Henry V
… Bilshay and Pymore in, q.v. Lodyngton, William de, 555 Loftsome, John, 631 Lolleworth, John, 650 Lolworth …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Lofthowse, 29, 122. als. Northloftous, 107. , Lowe, 154. Loftsome, 143. Loftus, 29. Loftus als. Highe Loftus, 180. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Brackenholme (in Hemingbrough), bridges, and see Loftsome common fields, common pastures, ferry, man., … Elvington; Escrick; Heslington; Kelfield; Kexby; Loftsome; Melbourne; Moreby; Naburn; Riccall; Stamford Bridge …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Ralph (d. 1717), fam., Loftas, Edw., Lofthouse, Ric., Loftsome, John, Loftsome (in Wressle), bridge, and see 'Siwarbi' … T. H., Wm. (fl. 1726), Wm. (fl. 1766), fam., 'Siwarbi' (? Loftsome, in Wressle), Skelton, -, Skerne, Martin of, Skerne, …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… Lofthusum, co. York, 435. Lofthusum. See Lofthouse. Loftsome, Loftus [in Holme Beacon division of Harthill wapentake], co. York, 347. Loftus. See Loftsome. Loggore. See Lugore. Logher, le [? Loughagar, co. …