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A History of the County of York North Riding
… on his rebellion. It was granted in 1405 with Acklam to Roger Thornton, Mayor of Newcastle, in reward for the safe … been granted to John Duke of Bedford, 39 who demised it to Roger for life; Roger was seised until his death in 1429, when the manor …
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… Esq., the last heir male, sold it to his son-in-law, Roger Jacson, Esq., of whose nephew it was purchased by Mr. … the time of taking the Domes day Survey, the property of Roger de Busli. It afterwards belonged to the family of … the year 1563, this manor was vested in the coheiresses of Roger Greenhalgh. In 1583, Lord Chancellor Bromley, acting, …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… however, as in 1334 the church was held of the king by Roger de Sheffield on a lease. 71 Shortly afterwards it must … Inq. (Surt. Soc.), 149. Yorks. Arch. Journ. viii, 79. Roger de Stapleton, a contemporary of Everard le Fraunceys …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… should have succeeded him, but was an idiot, and as Roger de Mowbray was then a minor the Arderne lands in … 61 In 12867 John de Breton was holding 2 carucates of Roger de Mowbray, 62 and his heir was a tenant in 1327. 63 In … king to William Ramsden, Ralph Wyse and his sons John and Roger Wyse in 1545. 68 Vyner of Gautby. Azure a bend or and a …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… have been built in the latter part of the 13th century by Roger Lascelles. It was burnt down in 1568 while in the … de Lascelles held the manor in the early 13th century and Roger de Lascelles in 1268. 14 In 1278 Roger claimed free warren here under grant of Henry III, and …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Misperton held the manor under the abbey. Richard son of Roger de Kirkby brought a suit against the abbey in 1304, 33 … the manor to John de Dalton of Pickering. 34 In 1344 Roger son of Richard claimed the mill and lands as entailed. … by Edmund Dalton at his death in 1529, when it passed to Roger his son, a minor. 39 In 1562 Roger made a settlement of …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… afterwards formed part of the barony of Mowbray. 10 Roger de Mowbray, son of Niel Daubeney, grantee of the … grandson of the first Robert, laid claim to the barony; Roger gave him Kirkby Moorside for 10 knights' fees in … son of Robert, and William de Mowbray, grandson of Roger, in 1200. 12 Finally, William de Mowbray confirmed the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Thackwrey and Margaret his wife granted the manor to Roger Meynell, 114 but in 1594 the Pilkingtons of Durham held … Warin, and before 1262 had sold his tenements in Dalton to Roger de Aske and Robert de Wycliffe. 128 The lastnamed … grandfather Warin to the nuns of Marrick in Dalton. 129 Roger de Aske granted these tenements before 1262 to Wischard …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… dovecote in Kirkby and Maunby still existed in 1713. 10 Roger Ascham, the tutor of Lady Jane Grey, was born at Kirkby … Kirkby Wiske in demesne; the mesne lordship was held by Roger de Lascelles in 120910, 25 by his son 26 Picot, and in 1261 by Roger son of Picot. 27 Roger de Lascelles was mesne lord in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… not mentioned in 1086, is referred to in a grant made by Roger Mowbray between 1154 and 1181 48 and belonged to the … Harwood, George Constable and Francis Conyers. 80 Sir Roger Lascelles of Sowerby was perhaps a guardian of these … wife of Niel Daubeney, 94 with the consent of her son Roger de Mowbray, granted to Rievaulx Abbey all the …