Ambleside and Troutbeck

AMBLESIDE AND TROUTBECK.

1272 Walter de Lyndesay held at his death the forest of Trutebeck, worth £20 (?) yearly, which used to be rendered at the term of Michaelmas, a park there with a certain delehead (cum quodam capite vallis), which might be worth 10 marks yearly in all issues if let to farm; also 3 a. meadow, worth 3s. yearly, and the pannage of Appeltwayt and Trutebecke with the foreign herbages worth 50s. yearly; Lancs. Inq., i, 254.

1283 William de Lyndeseye held at his death a forest called Skaurdal (Scarvedale in the Record Commissioners' calendar) the herbage of which is worth £17 6s. 8d. yearly and the pannage 5s. yearly. He also held a forest called Trutebek; 8 tenants there render yearly for herbage £29 6s. 8d.; there is another forest there put in defense and worth yearly 40s., if it were put to farm; there is also a park there, the herbage of which is worth £3 6s. 8d. yearly saving the sustenance of the deer; the pannage of the said forest is worth 20s. yearly; 6 a. meadow in the said forest are each worth 12d. yearly; Lancs. Inq., i, 254; Cal. Inq., ii, 269.

1324 Ingram de Gynes held at his death the hamlet of Hamelsete, parcel of the manor of Wynandremer, in which are 11 tenants at will, who render £12 4s. 2½d. yearly; and a mill there worth 8s. yearly. In the said hamlet there is one tenement which ought to render 13s. 4d. but now renders nothing because it is in the lord's hands for default of tenant. He also held the hamlet of Troutbek, parcel of the said manor of Wynandremer, in which there are 11 tenants at will, who render £11 8s. 2½d. yearly, six tenements there were in the lord's hands and ought to render £5 11s. 2½d. yearly and now nothing. Inq. p.m., 17 Edward II, n. 60.

1332 Ambleside and Troutbeck. Subsidy of the fifteenth. Lay Subsidy Roll, 195, 1A.

1334 Christiana de Gynes held at her death in the hamlet of Hamelsate, 11 tenants at will who render £12 4s. 3½d. yearly at Martinmas and Whitsuntide; and a water corn mill worth 8s. yearly. She also held the hamlet of Troutebek in which there are 11 tenants at will, rendering £12 4s. 3d. yearly at Martinmas and Whitsuntide; a park with "Le Dalhevid" there, of which the herbage is worth £3 yearly. Christiana died on Friday after St. Lucy the Virgin (13 December), 7 Edward III; Inq. p.m., 8 Edward III, 1st nos., n. 74.

1336 Commission of oyer and terminer on the complaint of William de Coucy that Thomas son of William de Ros of Kendale, William son of William de Ros of Kendale, Robert his brother, Marmaduke de Twenge, Thomas son of Thomas de Levenes, Adam de la Celere, Roger Oteway, John son of Thomas de Levenes, Henry son of William son of William de Rispeton, Thomas Roke, Robert son of Adam Walker, Adam son of Thomas Warde, Robert de Caplesheved, William son of John son of Benedict, William son of Peter del Mire, Roger his brother, Nicholas son of Baldwin son of Gilbert, Robert Dennyson of Caplesheved, Robert Tilleson, Patrick son of Patrick Brounson, Robert de Greteby, Richard "Robert servaunt de Roos," William son of John son of Patrick, Richard son of Richard de Caplesheved, William his brother, Roger de Caplesheved, William son of Henry de Caplesheved, William son of Patrick son of William Mons, Adam son of Thomas del Holme, Alexander de Middelton, William son of Thomas del Holme, John de Eskebank, Roger de Levenes, Ralph de Levenes, Gregory de Holme, Patrick de Bland, Adam son of Henry Shepherd and others, entered his free chace and broke his park at Troutebeck, hunted there, carried away deer and killed 2 mares of his, worth £20; Cal. Pat. R., 1336, pp. 290, 294.

1340 Grant, of special grace, to William de Coucy and his heirs of free warren in all his demesne lands, inter alia in Wynandermer, Gressemer, Langedon, Amelsat, Troutebek, Apelthwayt, and licence to impark his wood of Troutebek and to hold it so imparked without impediment from the king and his ministers. Cal. Chart. Rolls, iv, 485.

1343 Confirmation (renewed in 1344) to Adam de Ursewyk of the bailiwick of Troutbek in Kendale during pleasure with the accustomed fees, by the late grant of William de Coucy to the said Adam for life; Cal. Pat. R. 1343, pp. 117, 372.

1346 Commission to Ralph de Bethum and others to make inquiry on the complaint of Mary de St. Paul, countess of Pembroke, to whom the king lately committed the keeping of the lands late of William de Coucy, that Adam de Ursewyk, to whom the king lately granted the chief forestership of Troutebek in Kendale, has usurped divers profits beyond the usual rates and fees of the bailiwick; ib. 1346, p. 185.

1354 Adam de Ursewyk, king's yeoman, has the bailiwick of the forestership of Troutbek in Kendale for life, by grant dated 4 December, 18 Edward III. Richard de Derlay and Richard de Berwyk, predecessors in office of the said Adam received the following profit and fees: bark, dead wood and stallage of the old park of the Bradewode and of a moiety of the Bradewode, 2 cart-horses with their issue for 3 years in the park of Troutebek, called Le Loukhou, one acre of meadow near Le Halle of Troutebek, 1d. for each tally of a full £1 for all beasts agisted in the said places, a robe and 20s. yearly or a tenement in the forest of Kendale to the value of 40s. yearly, and all cinders in the forest as pertaining to the office of the forestership of Kendale; Cal. Close R., 1354, p. 18.

1365 Commission to 4 persons and Robert de Whessyngton on the complaint of Joan, late wife of John de Coupland, that Roger son of Gilbert de Kentmere, William de Colperthwayt, Nicholas de Warton, chaplain, Walter son of Thomas de Stirkland, knight, John son of Richard de Kentmere, John de Croft, younger, and others, broke her parks at Troutbek, Calgarth and Kirkeby in Kendale and entered her free chace at Kirkeby in Kendale, fished in her several fisheries at Troutbek and Casterton, felled her trees at the said town of Kirkeby and carried away trees, fish and deer from the parks and chace; August 12, 1365; Cal. Pat. R. 1365, p. 202.

1375 Inquest taken at Kirkeby in Kendale on Saturday next after the feast of Corpus Christi, 49 Edward III (23 June, 1375), the jurors say that Joan late the wife of John de Coupeland, dec^d, held for the term of her life inter alia the hamlets of Hamelsate and Troutebek. See the inquest under Windermere.

1390–94 Rental of the lands of Philippa, late the wife of Robert de Vere, earl of Oxford, and John de Hothome, within the lordship of Kendale.

1437 September 15, 1437, Grant, for life, to William Clement, groom of the chamber, of the office of master forester of the forest of Troutebek and Ambilsede in the lordship of Kendale, to hold himself or by deputy, with the accustomed wages etc.; Cal. Pat. R. 1437, p. 92.

Grant for life to John Frank, groom of the chamber, of the office of keeper of the park of Troughtbek with the accustomed wages, fees, profits, pannage, herbage etc.; Cal. Pat. R. 1437, pp. 123, 130.

Inquest taken on Monday after the feast of SS. Simon and Jude, 16 Henry VI (4 November, 1437) the jurors say that John, duke of Bedford, held at his death inter alia the forest of Troutbecke with a parcel of land called Amylsed and three parks in the same forest, called Trowtbecke parke, Le Cole parke, and Calfgarth. The duke died on 14 September in the 14th year of the present king, 1435. Chan. Inq., p.m., 16 Henry VI, n. 36.

1439 Account of Walter Stirkeland, esq., accountant to the king, from 17th to 18th Henry VI. The issues of John Makereth and Henry Makereth, reeves, of two parts of the lordship of Amelsett was £16 5s. 10¼d. For the following year the sum was £16 5s. 9½d., and for two parts of £6 of the gressum of the tenants there £4.

The issues of Hugh Byrkeheved, reeve, of two parts of the lordship of Troutebek was £21 16s. 9½d. For the following year the sum was £19 15s. 2d., and for two parts of £6 for gressum £4.

1440 Grant for life to the king's servant, Henry Waren, groom of the chamber, of the office of Keeper of the park of Troutbeck, with the herbage, pannage, 'wyndfall' and 'browesyng' within the said park as John Frank had when living, rendering to the king 40s. yearly for the said herbage and pannage though they be of greater value. Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1440, p. 384. In order to obtain the office in a more effective form another grant was issued, ib. 1442, p. 93.

Grant for life to William Clement, groom of the chamber, of another office until he be provided with an office equal in value to the master forestership of Troutebek and Hambilset in Kendale, in lieu of a previous grant of the premises surrendered. lb., 1440, p. 445.

1442 Grant for life to Walter Strykland, esquire, of the office of Keeper of the park of Calgarth, to hold from Michaelmas last with the herbage and pannage thereof and the fishery in the water of Wynandremere and all the lands of the king in the hamlets of Appilthwayt and Under Milnbek and on the south side of Milnebek water in the parish of Wynandremere, in full satisfaction of 6d. a day and £10 yearly granted to him in other letters patent; he rendering to the king 5 marks yearly; in lieu of grants to him by letters patent dated 6 July, 16th year (1437) and 20 October last surrendered; Cal. Pat. R. 1442, p. 149.

1443 Grant to John, duke of Somerset, earl of Somerset and Kendale, and the heirs male of his body, of inter alia 43s. 4d. yearly paid by Robert Ingilton for the keeping of the herbage of "La Dalahede" on and without the head of the park of Troutebek in Kendale, which was granted to him by letters patent dated 16 October, 20 Henry VI (1441) for a term of 40 years; 5 marks yearly paid by Walter Strikeland for the herbage and pannage of the park of Calgarth and the fishery of Wynandremere and all the lands in the hamlets of Appilthwayte and Subtusmylnbek and on the south side of the water called Milnbek in the parish of Wynandremere, granted to him for life by letters patent dated 16 October, 21 Henry VI; 40s. yearly paid by Henry Wareyn for the keeping of the herbage and pannage within the park of Troutebek, granted to him by letters patent dated 12 June, 20 Henry VI, to hold during his life; Cal. Pat. R. 1443, p. 223.

1444 John, duke of Somerset died 27 May, 1444, seised of two parts of the lordship or township of Gresmere, worth yearly £6 10s. 0½d.; two parts of the lordship or manor of Logerigg, worth 29s. 1d.; two parts of the lordship or township of Langedene, worth £4 11s.; and two parts of the lordship or manor of Hamelset, worth £16 5s. 9½d.; two parts of the lordship or manor of Troutbek worth yearly £17 8s. 6d. Chanc. Inq. p.m., 22 Henry VI, no. 19; Excheq. Inq. p.m., ser. i, file 177, n. 13; See also vol. i, p. 45.

1446 Grant for life to the king's esquire, Walter Strykland the younger, of the keeping of the park otherwise close of Calgarth, taking for his wages 6d. a day, as was granted to Walter Stykland the elder, by the hands of the farmers, occupiers or receivers of the herbage and pannage of the said park and of the fishery etc., and of the lands in the hamlets etc. (as above) and of two parts of all the lands in the lordship, manor or hamlets [abovesaid], parcel of the lordship of Kendale in the king's hands by the death of John duke of Bedford, from the issues and profits of the said lands, herbage, pannage and fisheries; Cal. Pat. Rolls. 1446, p. 426. See Undermilbeck.

1446 Grant for life to the king's esquire, Thomas Danyell, of two parts of the lordship or manor of Troughtebek with the appurtenances and a parcel of waste land called Wyndrandermer Holme in the water of Wyndrandermer, to hold from Martinmas last at the rent of £17 8s. 6d. ib. 1446, p. 399.

1446 Grant for life to Sibyl Hawkeston of £20 yearly (from certain issues in co. Somerset) from Michaelmas last, and to Thomas Danyell, king's esquire, for life of £20 from the farms of two parts of the lordship or manor of Troughtebek with divers lands adjacent thereto and of a parcel of waste land called Wyndrandermer Holme in the water of Wyndrandermer, and of two parts of all the lands in the lordship, manor or hamlet of Subtusmylnbek, two parts of the herbage of the close called Calfgarth and of the fishery of the water of Wynandermer and of all the king's lands in the town or hamlet of Appilthwayt in the parish of Wynandermer, demised of late to the said Thomas at farm for life; grant also to him, his heirs etc., of the reversion of two parts of the herbage and pannage of the park of Troughtebek with "wyndfall" and "browsyng," which Henry Waryn has of the king's grant for life for 40s. a year at farm, and of the reversion of the third part thereof, which Jacquetta, duchess of Bedford, holds in dower for life, to hold at the rent of 40s. a year; in lieu of a grant to Sibyl of £40 a year by letters patent dated 29 June, 16 Henry VI surrendered; ib. 1446, p. 440.

1454 Rental of Edmund, earl of Richmond, within the lordship of Kendale, from 6th March, 31 Henry VI, to Michaelmas, 33 Henry VI, to wit for 1½ year and 26 days. Min. Accts., Bundle 644, n. 10444.

Henry Newton, the reeve, answers for two thirds of the rents and farms of the tenants at Amelsette, £16 5s. 1½d. per annum, whereof rent of the tenants £14 17s. 4d.; farm of water corn mill, 13s. 4d.; farm of Walkyngsilver (fulling mill) 6s. 8d.; farm of the fulling mill there constructed anew 1s. 1½d.; farm of the herbage of Trowtbeke brigge 6s. 8d. Sum of receipt for the 1½ year £24 7s. 8¼, plus the farm of two parts of a tenement called Maister Forester Place (at £1 6s. 8d. per annum). Total sum of receipt £26 7s. 8¼d.

John Berwyke, the reeve, answers for two thirds of the rents and farms of the tenants at Trowtbeke, £17 9s. per annum, whereof rent of the tenants £16 11s.; farm of Halleyng 10s. and of the farm of herbage of Bryggrys (Troutbeck bridge), 8s. Sum of receipt for the 1½ year £26 3s. 6d. Also for agistment of animals within Troutbeck Park at £12 13s. 4²/3d. per annum; and for the farm of herbage of "La Dale hede" at £2 3s. 4d. per annum making £14 16s. 8²/3d. or for the 1½ year £22 5s. 1d.

1461 Grant for life to Roland Johnson, "yoman," of the office of parker of the king's park called Calgarth and the custody of the park with fees as in the times of Edward III and Richard II; Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1461, p. 127.

1461 Confirmation by Edward IV to Richard Wydewyll, lord Ryvers, and Jaquetta, duchess of Bedford, his wife, for the life of the latter, of the dower assigned to her on the death of John, late duke of Bedford, viz., inter alia a third part of certain profits in Hamelset, Troutebek, Appulthwayte Troutebek, etc. Dated 10 December, I Edward IV. Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1461, p. 169.

1472 Confirmation of a demise made by Henry Stafford, knt., to William Parr, knt., and others of two parts of Hamelsett and Troutebek with their members. See vol. i, 49.

1509 Grant to George Fraunces inter alia of the office of Keeper of Calgarth park in the lordship of Wynnandermer, parcel of the barony of Kyrkeby in Kendall, with certain fees out of the issues of the premises and the hamlets of Troutbek and Amelsett, for services to Margaret, countess of Richmond; Letters and Papers, Dom., Hen. VIII, i, 64.

1513 Grant to Sir Thomas Parre, knight of the body, for 40 years, of the lordships and manors of Amelsett, Troutbek, etc. See vol. i, 56.

1547 Letters patent of Henry VIII demising to Sir Thomas Parr, knt., for a term of 40 years the lordships, manors, vills and hamlets of Hamelsett, Troutbek, etc. See vol. i, 87.

1560 Court of Henry, earl of Cumberland, farmer at Amylsyde of queen Elizabeth, etc., as given under Windermere.

Amylsyde.

*Owen Jackeson

*Robert Jackeson

*Stephen Partrige

*The w. of Will. Partrige

Robert Bratwhat

The w. of Hugh Bratwhat

The w. of Thomas Atkinson

Thomas Browthat

John Mackrethe

George Fissher

Adam Fisher

Will Fisher

Adam Fisher

John Mackerthe

The w. of John Mackerthe

Thomas Mackerethe

John Mackerethe

Thomas Mackerethe

John Foreste

The w. of Will. Mackerethe

Edward Foreste

Robert Pertrigge

The w. of Edward Pertrigge

George Jackson

Walter Jackson

James Jackson

Christ. Atkinson

John Atkinson

Will. Atkinson

Will. Jackson

John Jackeson

Will. Brockbancke

The w. of Math. Bratwhat

Robert Bratwhate

Robert Bratwhate

The w. of Will. Ellys

Lancelot Newton

The w. of Thos. Ayrey

Robert Bratwhat

Anthony Forreste

Richard Forreste

Robert Forreste

Will. Jackson

Thomas Jackson

John Jackeson

Hugh Newton (fn. 1)

The w. of Thomas Newton

Robert Newton

John Mackerethe

The w. of Edwerde Bratwhat

John Bratwhait

The w. of Oliver Mackrethe

The w. of Rall. Pertrigge

James Pertrigge

The w. of Christ. Pertrigge

The w. of Rich. Newton

The w. of John Ellus

John Ellis

Robert Jackson

Gallard (or Gallarn') Jackson

John Newton

Robert Bratwhait

[Those before whose names an asterisk is placed were amerced 6d. each for green hew].

At the inquest taken at Amylside, it was presented that:—

Barnard Bratwhait, John Jackeson, John Fissher, John Pertrige, John Makareth and Richard Forrest, each kept one fire within the lordship, against pain 12d. each.

Christ. Fissher and Will. Fissher made an affray upon Robert Jakeson and his son, against pain 20s.

Will. Fissher, junr., unjustly perturbed and took suit at London against 12 jurymen within the lordship contrary to the ordinance and prohibition formerly made and accustomed there, 6s. 8d.

The wife of George Fissher reaped willows at Scalgill which belong to Robert Jakeson's tenement, against pain 3s. 4d.

Fell Garth. Robert Bratwhait has one defect in his fence at Heuland, 4d.; Rich. Forrest for the like there, 4d.; the wife of George Fissher and Will. Fissher have defects in the protection of water-courses, 4d.; the tenant of the tenement late Jenkyn Fissher's, for the same, 4d.; Lancelot Newton for one defect in his fence, 2d.; also (for the same) Math. Aray, David Aray, Hugh Newton, Robert Newton, Robt. Bratwhait, Richard Forrest and Robt. Newton, sen., each 2d.

Feild Garth. John Forrest, Rall. Atkynson and Robt. Bratwhat have each one defect in his fence, 2d. each; the wife of Robt. Bratwhait, John Makareth, George Makareth and Rich. Forrest, 4d. each.

Christ. Atkynson and his servants (famul') have disturbed their neighbours' goods and chattels upon the common pasture, against pain 6d.

Each of the following trespass with their pigs illicitly within the lordship; John Makareth, John Jakeson, the wife of Christ. Atkynson, Robt. Jakeson, Owen Jakson, John Makareth, sen., the wife of John Atkynson, Thomas Ellys, John Ellys, John Newton, George Bratwhait, Math. Newton and Robt. Bratwhait, against pain 2d. each.

The wife of Thomas Jackeson keeps a cow illicitly on bark of the lord's wood (ex cortice bosci domini); Richard Forrest 2 cows; David Aray j cow; John Bratwhait j; Thomas Bratwhait j; John Makareth j; Owen Jakeson ij; Geoffrey Jackeson j heifer; John Jakson j; Robt. Jakeson j; George Bratwhait j; Roger Jakson j; and Robt. Pertrige j; therefore it is ordered by the inquest that each of them amove his cattle before the next court to be held there under pain of forfeiture to the lord for each [beast], 6s. 8d.

Estreats of Amylsid £3 19s.

1560 Court of Henry, earl of Cumberland, farmer at Troutbeck of queen Elizabeth, etc., as given under Windermere.

Troutbeck.

James Coikeson, bailiff there.

George Browen

The same George

John Birked

Mabel Birked

Anthony Birkhead

Bryan Birkhead

George Birkhead

The w. of Will. Birkhead

The w. of Math. Birkhead

James Birkehead

Thomas Birkehead

The w. of Nich. Birkhead

Roger Ayrye

George Birkhead

Peter Watter

The w. of John Brawtwhit

James Brywtwhit

Humphrey Birkede

The w. of Hugh Birkhead

Miles Byrkhead

The w. of Steph. Byrkhead

Robert Birkehead

James Brawtwhait

Thomas Birkehead

Will. Birkehead

Peter Watter

Ewan Birkhead

Math. Dikson

Will. Richardson

Thomas Atkinson

The w. of Peter Wilson

George Bruem'

George Wilson

Thomas Wilson

Will. Pereson

Henry Cookesone

Will. Cooksone

The w. of Patrigge Birkhead

Christ. Fleminge

The w. of Bawdwin Barwick

The w. of Vany Barwick

Anthony Barwick

The w. of Christ. Rollandson

Rall. Robbinson

Christopher Barwick

The w. of Christ. Cookson

Miles Cookson

The w. of Thomas Birkhead

Thomas Birkhead

Thomas Birked, sen.

Steph. Barwicke

Robert Barwicke

Christ. Barwicke

The w. of John Barwicke

The w. of George Barwick

The w. of Nich. Barwick

The w. of John Barwick

The w. of * Birkhead

The w. of * Dennyson

Will. Archer

Christ. Langmyre

At the inquest taken, it was presented that:—

Miles Birkhed kept one fire within the lordship against pain 12d. [cancelled], for 2 years 2s.

James Makareth broke an "award" between him and * * against pain of this lordship 40s.

The wife of George Brown uses an indirect way over Lang landes to the corn mill, against pain 6d.

The tenants of 30 "cattall" of "nether end of the town" use in like manner the indirect way to the said mill, against pain 6d.; also Roger Birkhead and Roger Aray for the same, 6d.; the tenants of 20 "cattall" at Le Fold for the same, 6d.; Anthony Henrison for using an indirect way at Lynfit, called "a peit way," against pain 6d.

Will. Ellerowe for cutting "Le Ellers" against pain 3s. 4d.; also John Byrkhead, son of Gawin, for the same, 3s. 4d.

Henry Birkhead keeps 2 unringed pigs within the lordship, against pain 2s.

Thomas Brown and Anthony Birkhead between them cut down "pullid don" (written over) the gate (post) of Peter Watter's wife, against pain 6s. 8d.

The same Anthony fished in the lord's several water within the lordship, against pain 3s. 4d. also Stephen Birkhead for the like, 3s. 4d.

James Bratwhait and Anthony Cookeson made " j hubilshowe" between them, against pain 6s. 8d.

Will. Birkhead, jun., has taken green wood within the tenement of Thos. Atkynson, called "tenetect," against pain 6d.

Anthony Henrison for disturbing (pro exagit') his neighbour's cattle in Heisetyng, against pain 4d.

John Hird uses an indirect way at * against pain 6d.; also the tenants of 20 " cattall" of Crag for using a way in like manner 6d.

The tenants of Appultwhait who ought to make Bregzeat (fn. 2) (or Bregyeat) have two gaps (8d.) and 2 defects (4d.) in their fences there, 12d.; Christ. Broun has 2 defects in his fence 4d.; Robert Byrkhead and his fellows have one defect in their fence, 2d.; Thomas Coikeson will not hang his gate at his field against pain 4d.; the wife of John Barwick and Robert Barwick for the like, 4d.; Roger Aray for one defect in Ynggarth, 2d.; Thomas Atkynson for the like, 2d.; the tenants of Dromylhead for a gap, 4d.; Thomas Atkynson and Math. Dikeson for one defect between them in their fence at Headdike, 2d.; Math. Dikeson and George Rallandson in like manner at Woundall, 2d.; Anthony Birkhead for one defect in his fence, 2d.; the wife of John Barwick for the like, 2d.

The tenants there have not repaired the lord's sluice (conclux') according to the custom of the lordship there, therefore in mercy.

Estreats of Troutbeck 115s. 11d.

1574 An estreat of the Court Baron. Roll at Lowther; Excheq. Special Commissions, Westmorland, n. 3130, m. 6.

Amylsyde.

The jurors testify that there are no "free tenants" in the lands called "lez Richmond Laundes."

Tenants by "lez tenantright," as follows:—

Memorandum that the said tenants claim to have annexed and adjoined to each tenement of the rent of 6s. 8d., 7 acres of arable and meadow land by divers grants of divers lords, the rent of the mills and "lez Brig grysse" only excepted.

1574 An estreat of the Court Baron. Roll at Lowther; Excheq. Special Commissions, Westmorland, n. 3130, m. 7.

Trowtebeke.

The jurors testify that there are no "free tenants" in the lands called "lez Richmond Laundes."

Tenants by "lez tenantright," as follows:—(Note, the tenant also paid for the use of the mill in the proportion of 4½d. to 6s. 8d. of rent).

1669–71 Hearth Tax Roll. Lay Subsidy 195, n. 73, m. 14d.

Amblesyde.