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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… rest. 57 (42). Isabella de Beverl'. [Petition of Isabel of Beverley, requesting permission to proceed with an action … comitis Marescalli, si que inde habeantur. [57.] Isabel of Beverley. To the petition of Isabel of Beverley requesting a remedy for the fact that, whereas she …
A History of the County of Oxford
… p. 29, ii. pp. 458, 653, 657. Not unusual in towns, e.g. Beverley, Coventry, Norwich, Stamford, York. Bodl. MS. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Outlying townships Beverley Parks OUTLYING TOWNSHIPS Beyond the boundaries of … Thearne, Tickton and Hull Bridge, and Woodmansey and Beverley Parks. Those townships were also in St. John's parish, Beverley, as was Eske, though that was not part of the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1833 The township of Eske, lying about 4 km. northeast of Beverley on the east bank of the river Hull, was in Holderness wapentake, outside the liberties of Beverley but in the parish of St. John. Eske village has long … had 2 carucates at Eske as a berewick of his manor of Beverley and they were held by St. John's college. 18 About …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… The village of Molescroft, lying about 1 km. north-west of Beverley, remained small until the mid 20th century, when … small valley. The low grounds were dealt with by the new Beverley and Barmston Drainage Board, 2 and by the award of … presumably on the Malton road. The road from Molescroft to Beverley, now Molescroft Road, was called High Street in 1439 …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the west bank of the river Hull about 2 km. north-east of Beverley. The chief road to Beverley from Holderness passes through the township, … hamlet had stood. 6 Stork was among the 'water towns' of Beverley. 7 Separated from Stork by the main road was a strip …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… lying respectively about 3 km. and 4½ km. southeast of Beverley, occupy the low-lying ground between Beverley Parks and the river Hull. Both places have largely … identities as the result of ribbon development along the Beverley-Hull road in the 20th century. The names, meaning …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… about 1 km. east of the river Hull and 4 km. north-east of Beverley, has in the 20th century greatly expanded as a dormitory for Beverley and Hull. The name, meaning either 'Tica's farm' or … is Anglian. 90 Tickton was among the 'water towns' of Beverley. 91 It stood on the chief road giving access to …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Weel WEEL The village of Weel stands about 2½ km. east of Beverley on the opposite bank of the river Hull, and direct … and is Anglian. 98 Weel was among the 'water towns' of Beverley. 99 The township, which contained 1,131 a. in 1852, … repaired in 1563-4 with a contribution from the town of Beverley. 11 A wind pump stood beside Causeway Dale drain in …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the manor of Southcoates, in the liberty of St. John of Beverley, contributed 8 s. 3 d. 16 In 1377 73 adults paid the … Drew de Bevrere's claim, against the Canons of St. John of Beverley, 27 seems to have been unsuccessful: the canons are … available: Drypool is mentioned only under the liberty of Beverley, with no separate figure. E 179/202/60, m. 1. Ibid. …