Final concords of the country of Lancaster, from the original chirographs, of feet of fines preserved in the Public record office, London

THE RECORD SOCIETY

publication of Original Documents

RELATING TO

LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE.

VOLUME L.

1905.

COUNCIL, 1904-5.

Sir GEORGE J. ARMYTAGE, Bart., F.S.A., Kirklees Park, Brighouse,

President.
G. E. COKAYNE, M.A., F.S.A., Clarenceux King of Arms, Heralds'

College, London, E.G., Vice- President.

Lieut.-Col. HENRY FISHWICK, F.S.A., The Heights, Rochdale, Vice-
President.

JOHN PAUL RYLANDS, F.S.A., 2 Charlesville, Birkenhead, Vice-
President.

HENRY BRIERLEY, Mab's Cross, Wigan.

THOMAS H. DAVIES-COLLEY, M.A., Newbold, near Chester.

WILLIAM FARRER, Hall Garth, Carnforth.

Colonel PARKER, Browsholme, Clitheroe.

R. D. RADCLIFFE, M.A., F.S.A., Old Swan, Liverpool.

The Rev. Canon STANNING, M.A., The Vicarage, Leigh, Lancashire.

CHARLES W. SUTTON, M.A., Free Reference Library, Manchester.

WM. ASHETON TONGE, Staneclyffe, Disley.

HONORARY TREASURER.
JOHN PAUL RYLANDS, F.S.A., 2 Charlesville, Birkenhead.

HONORARY SECRETARY.
WM. FERGUSSON IRVINE, F.S.A., 56 Park Road South, Birkenhead.

Jftnal Concort>0

OF THE

FROM THE ORIGINAL

, or jTeet of

PRESERVED AMONGST THE

Palatinate of Lancaster Eecor&0,
in tfie public EecorU Dffice,

LONDON.

PART III.— JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER, TO
HENRY VII. A.D. 1377-1509.

EDITED BY

WILLIAM FARRER.

PRINTED FOR

THE RECORD SOCIETY.

1905.

INTRODUCTION.

THIS, the third volume of Feet of Fines, or Final Concords, for
Lancashire, contains abstracts of all the transcripts of Fines pre-
served amongst the Palatinate of Lancaster Records in the Public
Record Office.1 As a rule these documents are in very bad
condition, owing to disregard for their preservation prior to
their removal from Lancaster Castle in i868.2 The injury has
mainly arisen from damp, and may probably be attributed to
the wretched parsimony of Queen Elizabeth and a consequent
failure to protect from the weather the building in which these
and other Palatinate documents were then housed.3 Conse-
quently this series of Fines, covering the period from 1377 to
1509, is marred by numerous deficiencies. Not a single Fine
remains for the reign of Henry IV., and many years in the
subsequent reigns are unrepresented. I have endeavoured to
repair this defect to some extent by adding abstracts of any Fines
which have been preserved in private MSS., and also from the
Chancellors' Rolls the record of Fines paid for writs, some of
which relate to pleas which were terminated by the levying of a
fine. But these additions represent only a trifling addition in
comparison to the destruction effected by the negligence of former
record keepers.

1 Prothonotary's Records, Bundles 1 — I to 6 John of Gaunt ; 2 — 7 to n John
of Gaunt ; 3 — 12 to 20 John of Gaunt ; 4 — 21 and 22 John of Gaunt ; 5 — I to 10
Henry V. ; 6 — I to 27 Henry VI. ; 7 — 28 and 29 Henry VI. ; 8 — various years
of Henry VI. and Edward IV. ; 9 — 10, 17, and 19 Edward VI. ; 10— Henry
VII. 35^ Report of the Deputy- Keeper of the Public Records, App. no. 2, 49.

2 ysth Report of the Deputy- Keeper of the Public Records, i-viii.

3 By far the most serious loss sustained by the county in this respect has been
the destruction of all the Palatinate Plea Rolls — save two rolls for the 2 Henry
IV. and 7 Henry VI. — from 1377 to 1441.

VI FINAL CONCORDS.

During the period covered by this volume the legal process of
establishing and confirming a transfer of land by the suffering of
a "recovery," in addition to the levying of a "fine," began to
come into vogue. Wherever the record of a plea entered in the
Palatinate Plea Rolls seems to record the process employed in
leading to a recovery, an abstract has been included in this
volume. Other abstracts of the same nature have been added
from Kuerderfs MSB. and from private MSS.

The series of Final Concords commencing with the reign of
Henry VIII. and extending down to 1834, when this process
was abolished, are practically complete and in a good state of
preservation. Abstracts of all Fines down to the reign of
Charles I., and of a selection of all the more important Fines
down to the year 1800, are in my possession, and are available
for printing whenever the Society decides to continue the publi-
cation of this class of record.

I am indebted to Mr. W. K. Boyd, of Highgate, N., for
abstracts of those Fines which are preserved in the Public Record
Office ; and to my secretary, Mr. Thomas Price, for compiling
the Index.

W. FARRER.

HALL GARTH,
NEAR CARNFORTH, *]thjuly 1905.

DA

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS,

to Part II. of Lancashire Fines, being Volume XLVl. of this
Society's Publications.

p. 5 ; note, line 2, for " daughter," read " sister."

p. 10 ; line 20, Richard de Hole elsewhere appears as Richard de Hale.

p. 69 ; note, line 2, delete "first" ; lines 2-3, delete "issue ; secondly" and sub-
stitute " issue Elizabeth, who married Adam de Hindley, and had a daughter
Margery, wife of."

p. 86; lines 18 and 30, for "Richard," read "Robert."

p. 127 ; note, line II, for "daughter," read "grand-daughter."

p. 129 ; note, line 4, after " father," read " or brother " ; lines 8 and 9, for
" Emma," read " Ellen."

p. 136; note, line 13, for "three lozenges in bend," read "a bend fusilee."
The deed referred to is now in the possession of Ralph Assheton of Down-
ham Hall, Esq.

p. 182; note, lines 3-4, delete from "being" to " 1358," and substitute "and
brother of Thomas Molyneux of Cuerdale. "

to Part III. of Lancashire Fines, being this Volume.

p. 33 ; line 16, for " Cuerdale," read " Cuerdley."

p. 36; line 4, after "Preston," add "[Rishton]."

p. 63 ; line 27, after " Keuerdale," add "[Cuerdley}."

p. 87; line 14, for "Joan," read "John."

p. 92 ; line 25, for "John," read " Thomas."

p. 117 ; line 18, for " Matilda," read " Margaret."

p. 127 ; line 16, for " Cokerham," read " Cokersand."

p. 135 ; line 10, delete " the said."

p. 154 ; line 28, for " son," read " daughter."

p. 159 ; line 2, for " Guncliff," read " Cuncliff [ Cunliffe~\. "

Jftttal Contorts

LANCASTER.

THE REGALITY OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF JOHN, KING
OF CASTILE AND LEON, DUKE OF LANCASTER,1 A.D.

I (m. 4O).2 At Lancaster, on Tuesday next before the feast
of Pentecost, in the first year of the Regality of the County Palatine
of John, King of Castile and Leon, Duke of Lancaster [i2th
May, 1377], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after the
feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in the said year
[I7th August, 1377].

Between Nicholas de Syngleton, the younger,3 plaintiff, and
John, son of Adam de Syngleton, of ... Werkehouses, de-
forciant of 7 messuages, 165 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow,
and 2 acres of pasture in Broghton [Broughton^ par. Preston].

John remitted all right to Nicholas and his heirs, and he
granted that 2 messuages, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
and an acre of wood, of the said tenements, which William de
Ellale held for the term of the life of Matilda, late the wife of
Adam de Syngleton, on the day this concord was made, should
remain to Nicholas and his heirs, for which Nicholas gave him
100 marks. This concord was made in the presence of the said
William, and he granted it and did fealty to Nicholas in the
Court.

1 John Plantagenet, styled "of Gaunt," fourth son of Edward III., was born
24th June, 1340, at Ghent in Flanders, and was created Duke of Lancaster on
the 1 3th November, 1362. He became King of Castile and Leon by marriage
with his second wife, Constance, first surviving daughter and heir of line of Pedro
the Cruel, King of Castile and Leon, in 1372, but relinquished that style in 1388
in favour of his son-in-law. By charter dated 28th February, 1377, the County
of Lancaster was erected into a Palatinate for the life of the Duke.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle I (1-6 John of Gaunt).
8 Cf. Dep. Keeper's T,2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 348.

A

2 FINAL CONCORDS.

2 (m. 39). At Lancaster, on Monday next before Pente-
cost, I Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth May, 1377],
and afterwards recorded on Monday next after the Assumption in
the said year [i7th August, 1377].

Between Lawrence de Helm 1 and Isabella, his wife, plaintiffs,
and William del Wode and Margery, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 20 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Chepyn
[Chipping}.

William and Margery remitted all right to Lawrence and
Isabella and to the heirs of Lawrence, for which Lawrence and
Isabella gave them 20 marks.

3 (m. 38). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Assumption, i Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth
August, 1377].

Between Thomas Le Molyneux, of Keuerdale,2 plaintiff", and
John, son of William de Gerstan, of Penwortham, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 40 acres of land, 20 acres of
meadow, 30 acres of pasture, and 1 6 acres of wood in Lyvesay.

John and Joan remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 100 marks.

4 (m. 37). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Assumption, I Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i7th
August, 1377].

Between William de Par, chaplain,2 plaintiff", and John de
Risheton and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 2
tofts, i garden, and 10 acres of land in Preston in Amon-
dernesse.

John and Margery remitted all right to William and his heirs,
for which William gave them 40 marks.

5 (m. 36). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Assumption, I Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth
August, 1377], and afterwards recorded on Wednesday after the
feast of St. Andrew in the said year [2nd December, 1377].

Between Adam de Hoghton, knight, and Ellen, his wife,2
plaintiffs, and John de Pilkyngton, parson of the church of Bury,
John de Osbaldeston, chaplain, Ralph de Penwortham, chaplain,

1 Lawrence de Holm in Dep. Keepei' s ynd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 349.
3 Ibid., 349.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1377). 3

John de Cornay [William de Wetherby], chaplain, and Adam del
Londe, chaplain, deforciants of the manor of Chipyn and a moiety
of the manors of Alston, Dilworth, and Hodersale [Hothersa/!].
Adam de Hoghton acknowledged the said manor and moiety
to be the right of John de Osbaldeston, for which the deforciants
granted to Adam de Hoghton and Ellen the said moiety of the
manor of Alston and . . . s. ^d. of rent in the said moiety.
And they granted to Adam and Ellen . . . together with the
homages and services of Robert de Alston, William Albyn,
Adam de Ellale, and John, son of Adam de Ellale, and of
their heirs, for the tenements which they formerly held of
them in the said moiety ; to have and to hold ... to the said
Adam and Ellen for their lives, after their decease to remain to
the right heirs of Adam de Hoghton. The deforciants also
granted to Adam de Hoghton and Ellen the said manor . . .
and Hodersale, and they returned them in the same Court,
except I is. 3!^. [of rent and the rent] of one grain of pepper
in the said manor and moiety ; and they granted to Adam de
Hoghton and Ellen the said rent . . . [together with] the ser-
vices of Richard Ayglad, John de Whythull, Alice, daughter
of Jordan, Thomas, son of Richard de Hodirsale, Richard,
son of Nicholas de Hodirsale, Richard, son of R . . .,
. . . de Knoll, John, son of John de Barton, Lawrence de
Helme, Alina de Bury, Richard Le Sotheron, Adam del Fere,
Christiana de Grenehull . . . John de Thornelay, Henry
del Halle, John de Grisehed and Beatrice, his wife, William
Moton, chaplain, Adam del Knoll, John de Ha . . . -and
William de Alston, and of their heirs for the tenements which
they formerly held in the said manor and the moiety of the
manors of Dilworth and Hodirsale ; to have and to hold the
said manor, moiety and rent to the said Adam de Hoghton and
Ellen for their lives, after their decease to remain to Henry, son
of the said Adam de Hoghton, and to the heirs males of his
body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Adam
de Hoghton.

6 (m. 35). At Lancaster, on Monday the feast of St.
Bartholomew, i Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [24th
August, 1377], and afterwards recorded on Wednesday next after
the feast of St. Andrew in the said year [2nd December,

*377]-

4 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between Thomas Le Wyse, clerk, and William Gronel,1
plaintiffs, and William Le Mascy and Ellen, his wife, deforciants
of 5 messuages, IOO acres of land, and 6 acres of meadow in
Halton.

William Le Mascy and Ellen granted the said tene-
ments to Thomas and William Gronel, to have and to hold
to the said Thomas and William and to the heirs of the said
Thomas for the lives of the said William Le Mascy and Ellen,
rendering 36;. 8d. by the year. For which Thomas and
William Gronel gave them 20 marks.

7 (m. 34). At Lancaster, on Monday in the second week
of Lent, 2 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th March,

1378].

Between Geoffrey de Workeslegh, knight, and Mary, his

wife,2 plaintiffs, and John [Pilkington], parson of the church
of Bury, and John del Mosse, chaplain, deforciants of the
manors of Workeslegh [Wars ley] and Hulton.

Geoffrey and Mary acknowledged the said manors to be the
right of John de Pilkyngton, for which John and John granted
them to Geoffrey and Mary and to the heirs issuing of their
bodies, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of Geoffrey,
in default to remain to Alice, sister of the said Geoffrey, and to
the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the right heirs of
Geoffrey.

8 (m. 33). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
feast of St. Andrew, I Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[3rd December, 1377], and afterwards recorded on Monday in
the second week of Lent . . . [i5th March, 1378].

Between Robert [de Ursewick?],3 plaintiff, by Richard de
Wynkedelegh put in his place, and Nicholas de Kyghley and
Joan, his wife, deforciants of 5 messuages, 70 acres of land, and
10 acres of meadow in Great Eccleston, Little Eccleston,
Inskip, and Etheliswyk [Elswick'].

Nicholas and Joan remitted all right to Robert and his heirs,
for which Robert gave them 20//.

9 (m. 32). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the second week
of Lent, 2 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth March,

1 Dep. Keeper's yind Kef., App. i, no. 4, 349, 2 Ibid., 350. 3 Ibid., 349.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1378). 5

1378], and afterwards recorded on Thursday next after St. Peter
ad Vincula in the said year [5th August, 1378],

Between John de Wandesford and John Le Botiller, of
Merton,1 plaintiffs, and William del Pole and Margery, his wife,
deforciants of 2 messuages, 64 acres I rood of land, i acre of
meadow and a half, and 55. of rent in Grymser [Grimsargh],
Brokholes, and Preston in Amundernesse.

William and Margery acknowledged the said tenements and
rent to be the right of John Le Botiller, and they rendered i
messuage, 40 acres i rood of land, and the said meadow to the
plaintiffs, and they granted the said rent to them together with
the homages and services of Adam de Horton and Richard de
Smewes and of their heirs for the tenements which they formerly
held of the said William and Margery in the said towns ; to
have and to hold to the said John and John and to the heirs of
John Le Botiller. Moreover William and Margery granted for
themselves and the heirs of Margery that the other messuage and
24 acres of land, of the said tenements, which Nicholas de
Brokholes held for term of life, in Brokholes, should remain
to John and John and to the heirs of John Le Botiller, for which
John and John gave them 40 marks.

This concord was made in the presence of Adam and
Nicholas, who granted it, and they did fealty to the said John
in the Court.

10 (m. 31). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the second
week of Lent, 2 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth
March, 1378], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after
St. Peter ad Vincula in the said year [2nd August, 1378].

Between Richard Sonderland, chaplain,1 Edmund Forester,
chaplain, John de Preston, chaplain, and Roger de Northbrek,
chaplain, plaintiffs, and Robert de Ursewyk and Ellen, his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Little Hole [Little Hooli\.

Robert and Ellen granted the said manor to the plaintiffs and
whatsoever the said Robert and Ellen had in the said manor for
the term of Ellen's life they rendered to them, to have and to hold
to them and their heirs for Ellen's life, rendering 10 marks by the
year to Robert and Ellen, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100
marks.

1 Dep. Keepers y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 350.

6 FINAL CONCORDS.

11 (m. 30). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence, 2 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth August,

1378].

Between Christopher Broghton,1 plaintiff, and John de

Hodeleston, knight, and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of the
manor of Broghton in Fourneys and of n messuages,
IOO acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture,
10 acres of wood, and 135. \d. of rent in Ulverston and
Little Urswyk.

John and Katherine remitted all right to Christopher and his
heirs, for which Christopher gave them 6o//.

12 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 3 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [jth March,

I379]-

Between John de Henthorn, chaplain,2 plaintiff, and John

Le White, of Coventre, baker, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of
2 messuages, 14 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 6 acres
of moor in Inesblundell and Thorneton.

John Le White and Ellen acknowledged the said tenements
to be the right of John de Henthorn, to have and to hold to
him and his heirs, for which John gave them 2O//.

13 (m. 28). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 3 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th March,

13791-

Between James de Pykeryng, knight,2 plaintiff, and John

Fobell and Cristiana, his wife, deforciants of 23 messuages,
30 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Ulverston.

John and Cristiana remitted all right to James and his heirs,
for which James gave them 100 marks.

14 (m. 27). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 3 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th March,

I379]-

Between Henry Blondell, of Crosseby, plaintiff, and John Le

White, of Coventre, baker, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of 31
acres of land in Little Crosseby.

John and Ellen remitted all right to Henry and his heirs, for
which Henry gave them loos.

1 Dep. Keeper's $2nd Rep,, App. i, no.' 4, 350. 2 Ibid., 351.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1380). 7

15 (m. .26). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 3 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[8th August, 1379].

Between William Le Genour,1 plaintiff, and Henry de
Burton and Alice, his wife, deforciants of I messuage, 5 acres
of land, i acre of meadow, and I acre of wood in Honeresfeld.

Henry and Alice remitted all right to William and his heirs,
for which William gave them 10 marks.

1 6 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth
week of Lent, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th
March, 1380].

Between William de Couer, chaplain, and William de
Bispham, chaplain, plaintiffs, by William de Dutton put in their
place, and Robert de Neusum, of Wodeplumpton, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 40 acres of land, and 10 acres
of meadow in Neuton near Kirkham, Riggeby, and Wraa.

Robert and Joan remitted all right to William and William
and to the heirs of William de Bispham, for which William and
William gave them 2O marks.

17 (m. 24). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i2th March,
1380].

Between William de Aghton, plaintiff, and Adam Brekeale,
chaplain, deforciant of the manor of Northemeles.

Adam remitted all right to William and his heirs, for which
William gave him 100 marks.

1 8 (m. 23). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i2th March,
1380].

Between Richard de Wynkedleye and Margaret, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Richard de Syngleton, of Ingolheved, and
Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 4 messuages in Lancastre.

Richard de Wynkedleye and Margaret acknowledged the said
messuages to be the right of Katherine, for which Richard de
Syngleton and Katherine granted them to Richard and Margaret
for their lives, rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist. After the decease of Richard and Margaret the said

1 Dep. Keeper's ^znd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 351.

8 FINAL CONCORDS.

tenements to revert to Richard de Syngleton and Katherine and
to the heirs of Katherine.

19 (m. 21). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after
St. Peter ad Vincula, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[8th August, 1380].

Between John Rotour and Joan, his wife, Richard, their son,
and Alexander, brother of the said Richard, plaintiffs, and William
de Rigby and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages
and 20 acres of land in Maudeslegh.

William and Katherine granted the said tenements to the
plaintiffs, to have and to hold to them of the said William and
Katherine and the heirs of Katherine for the lives of the said
John, Joan, Richard, and Alexander, rendering 20*. by the year.
After the decease of the plaintiffs the said tenements to revert to
William and Katherine and to the heirs of Katherine, for which
the plaintiffs gave them 20 marks.

20 (m. 22). At Lancaster, on Thursday the Vigil of St.
Lawrence, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth August,
1380].

Between John Le Botiller,1 of Weryngton, chivaler, plaintiff,
and John de Haydok and Joan, his wife,2 deforciants of the
manors of Great Laton, Little Laton, and Bispham,
and of 4//. Js. 8^d. of rent, and rent of a pair of spurs
in Athirton, Westlegh, Pynyngton, Bold, Lydyate,
Thorneton, Culchith, Ekirgarth, Tildeslegh, Glasebroke,
Bedeford, Halsale, Ines [Ince Blundell\, and Wyndhull
\Windh~\, and of the manors of Warthebrek \}Varbreck\
Great Merton, and Great Sonky, except 35 messuages,
22 oxgangs, 250 acres 3 roods of land, and 65;. lid.
of rent in the said manors of Warthebrek, Great Merton,
and Great Sonky, and of a third part of the manor of
Weryngton, except 27 messuages, 8o| acres of land, 17 acres
of meadow, and 6//'. 9*. n^d. of rent in the said third part.

John de Haydok and Joan 3 granted to John Le Botiller the

1 Dep, Keeper's $2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 352.

2 Ibid., 353. See the writs for livery of the lands of William le Boteler,
chivaler, after his death to John de Haydock and Joan, his wife, and to John le
Boteler, knight, the son and heir of William.

3 Joan, daughter of Thomas de Button, of Button, knight, married Richard,
eldest son and heir apparent of William le Boteler, of Warrington, in 1338, and

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1380). 9

said manors, rent, and third part, as is aforesaid, and whatsoever
the said John and Joan had therein for the term of Joan's life, to
have and to hold to him and to his heirs, for which John Le
Botiller gave them 500 marks.

21 (m. 20). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St.
Lawrence, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth August,
1380].

Between Alan de Caterale,1 plaintiff, and Richard de Caterale
and Isabella, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of the manor of
Cun[des]halgh.

Richard and Isabella acknowledged the said moiety to be the
right of Alan, to have and to hold to him and his heirs, for
which Alan gave them 20 marks.

22 (m. 19). At Lancaster, on Friday the feast of St.
Lawrence, 4 John, Duke of Lancaster [loth August, 1380].

Between Richard de Aynesargh, of Lyverpull, plaintiff, and
Hugh Le Smytson, of Burton, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of
a messuage in Lyverpull.

Hugh and Ellen acknowledged the said messuage to be the
right of Richard, to have and to hold to him and his heirs, for
which Richard gave them 10 marks.

23 (m. 1 8). At Lancaster, on Friday the feast of St.
Lawrence, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [loth August,
1380].

Between Richard de Aynesargh, of Lyverpull, plaintiff, and
John Le Mercer, of Lyverpull, and Agnes, his wife, deforciants
of a messuage in Lyverpull.

John and Agnes acknowledged the said messuage to be the
right of Richard, to have and to hold to him and his heirs, for
which Richard gave them 10 marks.

24 (m. 17). At Lancaster, on Thursday the Vigil of St.
Lawrence, 4 John, Duke of Lancaster [pth August, 1380].

in 1340 the above estates were settled upon the said Richard and Joan and the
heirs of their bodies (Cf. pt. ii, p. 195). Richard died in or before 1343, and
his relict Joan then married John de Haydock, and so conveyed a large part of
the Boteler estates to her husband for her life. In 1380, when he succeeded his
father, Sir John Boteler obtained a surrender of Joan's life estate in exchange for
a payment of 500 marks. Cf. Annals of Warrington, Chetham Soc., Ixxxvi,
188-191.
1 Dep. Keeper's y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 352.

10 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between Robert de Aluetham and Emma, his wife,1 plaintiffs,
and William Turpyn and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 18
acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, and the third part of a messuage
in Hapton.

William and Margery remitted all right to Robert and Emma
and to the heirs of Robert, for which Robert and Emma gave
them 20 marks.

25 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th
August, 1380].

Between Richard de Wysebeche, vicar of the church of
Kirkeby in Lonesdale, and William Rider, chaplain, plaintiffs,
and Adam Gibbesone, of Aldewenygton [Old Wennington~\, and
Anabilla, his wife, deforciants of a messuage and 10 acres of land
in Netherburgh [Nether Burrow] in Lonesdale.

Adam and Anabilla remitted all right to Richard and William
and to the heirs of Richard, for which Richard and William
gave them 10 marks.

26 (m. 15). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 5 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i8th March,
1381].

Between William de Couer, chaplain, and John de Fourneys,
chaplain,2 plaintiffs, and John de Barton and Dionisia, his wife,
deforciants of 2 messuages, 40 acres of land, 200 acres of wood,
100 acres of pasture, and 100 acres of moor in Gosenargh, and
of the manor of Barton in Aumundernesse, except 12
messuages, 80 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and an acre of
wood in the said manor.

John de Barton and Dionisia acknowledged the said manor
and tenements, as is aforesaid, to be the right of William, for
which William and John de Fourneys granted them to John and
Dionisia for their lives, after their decease to remain to Thomas,
son of the said John and Dionisia, and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said John de Barton.

27 (m. 14). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 5 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iQth March,

'

Dep. Keeper's 2,2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 352.
Ibid., 352, where the first name is given as Gouer.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1381). II

Between Thomas de Clayton, chaplain, plaintiff, and Richard
Le Clerk, of Whithull, and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a mes-
suage and 4 acres of land in Whithull in the Wodes.

Richard and Joan remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 20 marks.

28 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the third week
of Lent, 5 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [23rd March,
1381].

Between Richard de Redich,1 plaintiff, and John de Chorlegh,
of Shoteswall, and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 29 •
acres of land, and I acre of meadow in Redich [Reddish].

John and Joan remitted all right to Richard and his heirs, for
which Richard gave them 10 marks.

29 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 5 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i8th March,
1381].

Between Thomas de Fasacrelegh, plaintiff, and Lawrence de
Blakeburn and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 2\ acres of land in
Walton, near Derby.

Lawrence and Agnes remitted all right to Thomas and his
heirs, for which Thomas gave them 105.

30 (m. 11). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after St.
Lawrence, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i4th August,
1380], and afterwards recorded on Monday in the third week of
Lent in the 5th year of his Regality [i8th March, 1381].

Between William de Bolton, * clerke,' plaintiff, and Thomas
de Byrkeheved and Alina, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 13^
acres of land, and 2\ acres of meadow in Bolton in Lonnes-
dale.

Thomas and Alina acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of William, to have and to hold to him and his heirs,
for which William gave them 20 marks.

31 (m. 10). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the third week
of Lent, 5 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [_2ist March,
1381].

Between John, son and heir of Richard de Tounlay,1 plaintiff,

1 Dep. Keeper's y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 354.

12 FINAL CONCORDS.

and William, son of Richard Le Parker, deforciant of a third part
of the manor of Tounlay [Towne/ey],

William remitted all right to John and his heirs, for which
John gave him 205.

32 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 5 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [2ist August, 1381].

Between Robert de Maunton, vicar of the church of Eccles,
and John de Maunton, chaplain,1 plaintiffs, and Geoffrey de
Workeslegh, knight, and Mary, his wife, deforciants of the
manors of Workeslegh \Wordey\ and Hulton, and of 6 mes-
suages and 24 acres of land in Wygan.

Geoffrey and Mary remitted all right to Robert and John and
to the heirs of Robert, for which Robert and John gave them
200 marks.

33 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth week
of Lent, [6] Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth March,
1382].

Between John de Horneby, parson of the church of Tatham,
and William, son of Robert de Horneby,1 plaintiffs, and [John de
Dalton], deforciants of the manor of Bispham and of 12 mes-
suages, 155 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, and 35 acres of
wood in Maudeslegh, H[eskin and Eccleston], . . . 1000
acres of turbary in the said town of Matldeslegh.

John de Dalton acknowledged the said manor, tenements and
[turbary] to be the right of John de Horneby, whereof the said
John and William had two parts of the gift of the said John de
Dalton, for which John de Horneby and William granted the
said two parts to John de Dalton, to have and to hold to him
and to the heirs of his body. Moreover John de Horneby and
William granted for themselves and the heirs of John that a third
part of the said manor, tenements, and common which Robert de
Urswyk and Ellen, his wife, held in the said towns, after Ellen's
decease should remain to John de Dalton and to his heirs afore-
said, to hold with the other two parts. In default of an heir of
the body of the said John de Dalton, the said manor, tenements,
and common entirely to remain to Robert de Urswyk, of Uprou-
clif,and Ellen, his wife, and to the heirs males issuing of their bodies,

1 Dep. Keeper's $2nd Ref., App. i, no. 4, 354.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1382). 13

in default to remain to John, son of Nicholas Le Botiller, knight,
and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Richard,
brother of the said John, son of Nicholas, and to the heirs males
of his body, in default to remain to Elizabeth, sister of the said
John de Dalton, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to
remain to Ellen, daughter of the said Robert and Ellen, and to the
heirs males of her body, in default to remain to Thomas de Rade-
clif, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to the
right heirs of the said [John de Dalton].

34 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth week
of Lent, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth March,
1382].

Between Thomas de Ditton, of Fourneys,1 Robert de Walton,
of Fourneys, William de Kirkeham, William Flecher, of Four-
neys, and John Marshall, of Fourneys, plaintiffs, and John Sharp,
vicar of the church of Dalton, William Normand, vicar of the
church of Urswyk, and Richard del Freres, chaplain, deforciants
of the manor of Alynscales [EHisca/es, in Da/ton in Furness].

The deforciants acknowledged the said manor to be the right
of William de Kirkeham, to have and to hold to the plaintiffs
and to the heirs of William de Kirkeham, for which the plaintiffs
gave them 100 marks.

35 (m. 6). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 6 John, Duke of Lancaster [igth March, 1382].

Between John de Stanlowe, of Lancastre, plaintiff, and John
Gervasson, of Lancastre, and Matilda, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage in Lancastre.

John and Matilda remitted all right to John de Stanlowe and
his heirs, for which John gave them 100*.

36 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [igth
March, 1382].

Between John Fairfax, parson of the church of Prestecote,
plaintiff, by Henry de Rixton put in his place, and William de
Wetteshagh and Emma, his wife, deforciants of 4 acres of land in
Sutton, in Derbyshyre.

William and Emma remitted all right to John and his heirs,
for which John gave them 40*.

1 Dep. Keeper's -$2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 355.

14 FINAL CONCORDS.

37 (m. 4). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
feast of the Assumption, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[20th August, 1382].

Between William de Athirton, knight,1 plaintiff, and William
de Barton, of Ridale, deforciant of the manor of Middelton,
near Mamchestre.

William de Barton granted the said manor to William de
Athirton for his life, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity
of St. John the Baptist. After William's decease the said manor
to revert to William de Barton and his heirs, for which William
de Athirton gave him 100 marks.

38 (m. 3). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Assumption, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2ist
August, 1382].

Between Ralph de Langton, plaintiff, and Robert Le Fisshere,
of Walton in le Dale, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, a toft, and 1 1 acres of land in Walton in le Dale.

Robert and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Ralph, to have and to hold to him and his heirs, for
which Ralph gave them 20 marks.

39 (m. 2). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth
August, 1382].

Between William Moton, chaplain, and Richard Twistfeld,
chaplain, plaintiffs, and William Albyn, of Alston, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of the third part of 2 messuages, 40 acres of
land, and 3 acres of meadow in Alston.

William and Joan acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William Moton, to have and to hold to the said William
and Richard and to the heirs of the said William for ever, for
which William and Richard gave them 10 marks.

40 (m. i). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Assumption, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iQth
August, 1382].

Between John Wassyngton and Joan, his wife, plaintiffs, and
Walter de Styrkeland and Edmund de Wassyngton, deforciants
of 24 messuages, 232 acres of land, 13 acres of meadow, and 60

1 Dtp. Keeper's yind Rep., App. i, no. 4, 355.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1382). 15

acres of wood in Hesham [Heyshamjt Kerneford [Carnforth],
[Over] Kellet, [Priest] Hoton, Warton, Silverdale,
and Dalton in Lonesdale.

John and Joan acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Edmund, for which Edmund and Walter granted them
to the said John and Joan and to the heirs issuing of their bodies,
in default to remain to the right heirs of Joan.

41 (m. 36).1 At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [aoth
August, 1382], and afterwards recorded on Monday after the
Assumption, in the 7th year of his Regality [iyth August,

1383]-

Between Master Richard de Wynewyke, parson of the

church of Walton, and Master William de Assheton, clerk,2
plaintiffs, and Richard, son of Robert de Ines, deforciant of the
manors of Hasphull \_AspulT\ and Ines near Wygan, and of
12 messuages, 4 tofts, 16 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and
15*. of rent in Weryngton, Wygan, Haydok, Goldeburn,
and Assheton, near Wygan.

Richard, son of Robert, acknowledged the said manors,
tenements, and rent to be the right of the said Master Richard,
whereof the said Masters had the said manors of the gift of the said
Richard, son of Robert, except 122 acres and the third part of 4
acres of land, 4 acres and i rood of meadow, 2 acres of pasture,
and 4/r. 185. iod. of rent in the said manors, and he granted to
them the said rent, and the said rent of 15*., together with the
homages and services of John, son of Robert de Holand, knight,
John de Haydok, Thomas Gerard, Henry, son of Thomas de
Ines, William, son of William de Mikulfen, Jordan del Twys
and Matilda, his wife, John del Childres, Gilbert, son of William
de Ines, John Hobbesone, William Hythel, John Le White,
Hugh de Ines, Mabel Brant, Hugh del Crosse, Thurstan de
Byrom, Henry de Walton, John Gidlowe, Richard de
Assheton, Roger Broun, Robert de Hyndeley, Henry de
Ballesden, Hyon de Bradeshagh, Hugh de Swynley, Matthew
de Marclan, Emma, late the wife of John de Assheton, Richard
[Workesley ?], Bailiff of Chastershire, and Ellen, his wife, and
Margery, late the wife of Richard Annot, and of their heirs for

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 2 (7 to II John of Gaunt).
8 Dep. Keepers yznd Ref.t App. i, no. 4, 355.

l6 FINAL CONCORDS.

the tenements which they formerly held of the said Robert, son
of Robert, in the said manors and towns, to have and to hold to
the said Master Richard and Master William and to the heirs of
Master Richard for ever. Moreover the said Richard, son of
Robert, granted for himself and his heirs that 9 messuages and
2 tofts in Wygan which Thomas de Ines held for term of life,
I messuage which Hugh Le Fissher held in the said town for
term of life, 2 messuages, 2 tofts, 16 acres of land, and 6 acres of
meadow in Weryngton which Hugh de Ines held for term of
life, 100 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow of the tenements
above excepted which William de Wyn . . . and Agnes, his wife,
held for the term of the life of the said Agnes, 10 acres of land of
the tenements above excepted which Yarward del Forde held for
term of life, 12 acres of land, I rood of meadow, and 2
... of pasture of the tenements above excepted which Adam de
Ryseley and Agnes, his wife, held for the term of the life of the
said Agnes, and that the said third part above excepted which
John de Pemberton and Joan, his wife, held for the term of Joan's
life, of the inheritance of the said Richard, son of Robert, and
which after the decease of the said Thomas de Ines, Hugh Le
Fissher, Hugh de Ines, Agnes, Yarward, Agnes, and Joan ought
to revert to the said Richard, son of Robert, should remain to the
said Master Richard and Master William and to the heirs of
Master Richard, for which Master Richard and Master William
gave him 200 marks.

42 (m. 35). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd
August, 1383].

Between Thurstan, son of Gilbert de Culchith and Elizabeth,1
his wife, plaintiffs, by John Holcroft their guardian, and Gilbert
de Culchith and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages
and 52 acres of land in Culchith.

Gilbert and Katherine granted the said tenements to
Thurstan and Elizabeth, to have and to hold to them and to the
heirs issuing of their bodies, of the said Gilbert and Katherine
and the heirs of Gilbert for ever, rendering by the year a rose at
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. In default of their issue to
revert to Gilbert and Katherine and to the heirs of Gilbert, for
which Thurstan and Elizabeth gave them 2O/r.

1 Dep. Keeper's yznd Rep., A pp. i, no. 4, 356.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1383). 17

43 (m. 34). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2ist
August, 1383].

Between Gilbert de Culchith and Katherine, his wife,1
plaintiffs, and Hugh del Hull, deforciant of 2 messuages and 52
acres of land in Culchith.

Gilbert acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Hugh, for which Hugh granted them to Gilbert and Katherine,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of their
bodies, in default to remain to the right heirs of Gilbert.

44 (m. 33). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [lyth
August, 1383].

Between Adam de Fisshewyk, plaintiff, and William de
Fornby and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a third part of a
messuage and 18 acres of land in Whytyngham.

William and Alice acknowledged the said third part to be the
right of Adam, to have and to hold to him and his heirs, for
which Adam gave them 10 marks.

45 (m. 32). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2ist
August, 1383].

Between Roger de Etheleston and Thomas Banastre, of
Osbaldeston, plaintiffs, and Richard, son of John Banastre, of
Walton in le Dale,1 and Joan, his wife, deforciants of the manor
of Altham.

Richard and Joan acknowledged the said manor to be the
right of Thomas, to have and to hold to the said Roger and
Thomas and to the heirs of Thomas, for which Roger and
Thomas gave them ioo//.

46 (m. 31). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iQth
August, 1383].

Between William de Dutton, clerk, and Richard de
Twystefeld, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Thomas de Yorderawes
and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 12 acres of
land, i acre of meadow, and 3 acres of wood in Ribchastre.

1 Dep. Keeper's 32 nd Rep.> App. i, no. 4, 356.

l8 FINAL COXeORDS.

Thomas and Margery acknowledged the said tenements to
be the right of Richard, to have and to hold to him and his
heirs, for which William and Richard gave them 20 marks.

47 (m. 30). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth
week of Lent, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [$th
March, 1383], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after
the Assumption in the said year [iyth August, 1383].

Between William, son of John Hulm,1 plaintiff, and John
Cholmundlegh and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages,
60 acres of land, and 30 acres of moor in Barton, near
Eccles.

John and Agnes granted for themselves and the heirs of
Agnes that the said tenements which Richard de Workeslegh
held for the term of the lives of .the said John and Agnes, after
their decease should remain to William and his heirs for ever, for
which William gave them 2O//.

48 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [aoth
August, 1383].

Between Thomas Gerard and Matilda, his wife, plaintiffs, and
John Fairfax, parson of the church of Prestcotes,1 and Robert de
Par, deforciants of the manor of Wyndhull \Windle\ and a
moiety of the manor of Raynhull \Rainhill~\, and of 2Os. of
rent in Eccleston, in Derbyshire.

Thomas acknowledged the said manor, moiety, and rent to
be the right of John, whereof John and Robert had five parts
of the said manor, a moiety of the said moiety, and the said rent
of the gift of the said Thomas, for which John and Robert granted
the said five parts, moiety, and rent to Thomas and Matilda, to
have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of their bodies.
Moreover John and Robert granted that the sixth part of the said
manor which John de Raynford held for the term of John de
Langeton's life, and that the other- moiety of the said moiety of
the manor which Gilbert de Sotheworth held for the term of the
said John's life on the day this concord was made, after John de
Langeton's decease should remain to Thomas and Matilda and to
their heirs aforesaid, in default the said manor, moiety, and rent
entirely to remain to the right heirs of the said Thomas.

1 Dep. Keeper's "^ind Rep., App. i, no. 4, 356.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1383). IQ

49 (m. 28). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth March,
1383], and afterwards recorded on Monday after the Assumption
in the said year [ijth August, 1383].

Between William de Becaneshowe, plaintiff, and John de
Chernok and Cecilia his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 12 acres
of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Ellale.

John and Cecilia, acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, to have and to hold to him and his heirs for
ever, for which William gave them 10 marks.

50 (m. 27). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after St.
Lawrence, 4 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i4th August,
1380], and afterwards recorded on Monday in the third week of
Lent in the 8th year [7th March, 1384].

Between Richard del Forde and Margery his wife, plaintiffs,
and John de Swynlegh, of Wygan, and Alesia, his wife, deforciants
of 2 messuages and 7 acres of land in Wygan and Standissh.

Richard acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Alesia, for which John and Alesia granted two parts of the said
tenements to Richard and Margery, to have and to hold to them
and to the heirs issuing of their bodies, of the said John and
Alesia, and the heirs of Alesia, rendering a rose by the year at the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Moreover John and Alesia
granted that the third part of the said tenements which David
de Pynyngton and Margery, his wife, held in dower of the said
Margery in the said towns on the day this concord was made,
after the decease of the said Margery, David's wife, should remain
to the said Richard and Margery, his wife, and to their heirs afore-
said, in default the said tenements to revert entirely to John and
Alesia and to the heirs of Alesia.

51 (m. 26). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, 7 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iQth August,
1383], and afterwards recorded on Monday in the third week of
Lent in the 8th year [7th March, 1384].

Between Hugh de Standissh, the elder, plaintiff", and Robert,
son of Nicholas Le Norreys, deforciant of a messuage and 20 acres
of land in Dokesbury [Duxbury^ which Henry Dyotteson and
Ellen, his wife, held for the term of Ellen's life.

Robert acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of

20 FINAL CONCORDS.

Hugh, and he granted that the said tenements after Ellen's
decease should remain to the said Hugh and his heirs, for which
Hugh gave him 20 marks.

52 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th March,

1384].

Between Richard Shaklady, of Ormyskyrk, plaintiff, and
John de Eccliston, of Lyverpoll, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants
of a messuage in Ormyskirk.

John and Ellen acknowledged the said messuage to be the
right of Richard, to have and to hold to him and his heirs for
ever, for which Richard gave them 10 marks.

53 (m. 24). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i4th March,

1384]-

Between William de Whethull, the elder, plaintiff, and Roger
Le Spenser, of Halewod, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 2 mes-
suages and 1 5 acres of land in Hale.

Roger and Alice remitted all right to William and his heirs,
for which William gave them 2O//.

54 (m. 23). At Lancaster, on Thursday the morrow of
St. L[awrence], 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth
August, 1384].

Between Richard de Sutton and Henry de Bradeshagh,1 plain-
tiffs, and Roger de Bradeshagh and Matilda, his wife, deforciants of
the manor of Lythyrlond \UpKtherland\j near Halsall, a fourth
part of the manor of Dalton, near Lathom, a third part of the
manor of Aghton, near Bykerstath, together with the advowson
of the same manor of Aghton.

Roger and Matilda acknowledged the said manor, fourth part,
third part, and advowson to be the right of Richard, for which
Richard and Henry granted the said manor, third part, and ad-
vowson to Roger and Matilda, to have and to hold to them and
to the heirs issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the
heirs males of the body of the said Matilda, in default to remain
to Margaret, daughter of the said Roger and Matilda, and to the
heirs males begotten of her body, in default to remain to Isabella,

1 Dep. Keeper's -$2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 357.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1384). 21

sister of the said Margaret, and to the heirs males of her body,
in default to remain to Katherine, sister of the said Isabella, and
to the heirs males of her body, in default to remain to Agnes,
sister of the said Katherine, and to the heirs males of her body,
in default to remain to Cecilia, sister of the said Agnes, and to
the heirs males of her body, in default to remain to the right heirs
of the said Matilda. Richard and Henry also granted to Roger
and Matilda the said fourth part [of the manor of Dalton], to
have and to hold to the said Roger and Matilda for their lives,
after their decease to remain to Thomas, their son, for his life,
after his decease to remain to the heirs males issuing of the bodies
of the said Roger and Matilda, in default to remain to the heirs
males of the body of the said Matilda, in default to remain to the
said Margaret and to her heirs males aforesaid, in default to remain
to the said Isabella and to her heirs males aforesaid, in default to
remain to the said Katherine and to her heirs males aforesaid,
in default to remain to the said Agnes and to her heirs males
aforesaid, in default to remain to the said Cecilia and to her heirs
males aforesaid, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said
Matilda.

55 (m. 22). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
feast of St. Peter [ad Vincula, 8] Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [8th August, 1384].

Between Thomas, son of Henry de Tyldeslegh, and Alice,1

his wife, plaintiffs, and John de Maunton of pasture,

10 acres of wood, and rent of one pair of gloves and a moiety of
one pound of pepper in Workeslegh \Wordey\> Tyldeslegh,
and Astle[gh]. . . .

Thomas and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, for which John granted them to Thomas
and Alice . . . together with [the homages] and services of
Peter de Shakerslegh and John, son of Hugh de Hilton, and
of their heirs, to have and to hold to the said Thomas and Alice
for their lives. Moreover John granted that 4 messuages, 16
acres of land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, and 2 acres
of wood, of the said tenements, which Agnes de Workeslegh held
in dower, after her decease should revert to Thomas and Alice
Alice and the heirs of the said Peter by Matilda, his

1 Dep. Keeper s y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 357.

22 FINAL CONCORDS.

wife in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the said
P ter > default to remain to Seth, brother of the said [Pete, : and
to the heirs of his body], in default of an heir of his body to
remain to Thurstan, brother of the said Seth and to the heirs of
his body, in default to remain to John, brother of the said Tl
stan and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to Agnes,
sister of the said John, and to the heirs of her body, m default
remain to Ellen, sister of the said Agnes, and to the heirs of her
body, in default to remain to [Katherine, sister of the said Ellen,
and to the heirs of her body, in default] after the decease of the
said Katherine the said tenements and rent to remain to Emma,
sister of the said Katherine, and to the heirs of her body, m
default to [remain to the right heirs of the said bomas, sc
Henry] for ever.

56 (m. 21). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the third week
of Lent, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th March
1384], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after St. Peter
ad Vincula in the said year [8th August, 1384].

Between Thomas del Acres, chaplain, and William de
Fasacrelegh, plaintiffs, and Richard de Halsale and Emma, his
wife, deforciants of a messuage, IOO acres of land, and 1 6 acres
of meadow in Walton and [West] Derby.

Richard and Emma acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Thomas, for which Thomas and William granted
them to Richard and Emma for their lives, after their decease to
remain to Richard, their son, and Margery, his wife, and to the
heirs issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to Simon,
brother of the said Richard, son of Richard and Emma, and to
the heirs of his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of
the said Emma.

57 (m. 20). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St.
[Lawrence], 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i3th
August, 1384].

Between Peter de Shakerslegh,1 plaintiff, and John de Leght,
chaplain, deforciant of the manor called Shakerslegh, in Til-
deslegh, and of ... messuages, 40 acres of land, and 4 acres of
meadow in Workeslegh \Wordey\.

Peter acknowledged the said manor and tenements to be the

1 Dep. Keeper's y.nd Rep,> App. i, no. 4, 357.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1384). 23

right of John, for which John granted them to Peter, to have
and to hold to him and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to Thomas de Radeclif and to the heirs males of his body,
in default to remain to James de Radeclif and to the heirs males
of his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said
Peter.

58 (m. 19). At Lancaster, on [Thursday] in the third
week of Lent, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th
March, 1384], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after
St. Peter ad Vincula in the said year [8th August, 1384].

Between Richard de Tettelowe and Robert de Fenton, plain-
tiffs, and Nicholas de Baumford and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants
of 2 messuages, 44 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and 2 acres
of [pasture] in Mancestre and Wythynton.

Nicholas and Cecilia acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Richard, for which Richard and Robert granted
them to Nicholas and Cecilia, to have and to hold to them and to
the heirs issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the right
heirs of the said Cecilia.

59 (m. 1 8). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th
August, 1384].

Between William de Tunstall,1 plaintiff, and William de
Austewyk, of Erghum [Arkholme], and Joan, his wife, deforciants
of 2 messuages, i oxgang, and 40 acres of land, and 6 acres of
meadow in Erghum \Arkholme\.

William de Austewyk and Joan acknowledged the said tene-
ments to be the right of William de Tunstall, for which William
de Tunstall granted them to William and Joan for their lives,
rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist. After the decease of William and Joan the said tene-
ments to revert to William de Tunstall and his heirs for ever.

60 (m. 17). At Lancaster, on Tuesday the Vigil of St.
Lawrence, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [pth August,

1384].

Between John de Maunton, chaplain, plaintiff, and Thomas,
son of Henry de Tyldeslegh, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of

1 Dep. Keeper s yznd Rep,, App. i, no, 4, 357.

24 FINAL CONCORDS.

a messuage, 24 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pas-
ture, and i acre of wood in Workeslegh [IVorstey] .and

Tyldeslegh. . , .

Thomas and Alice remitted all right to John and his heirs,

for which John gave them 2O/r.

6 1 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Saturday next before the
feast of St.' Bartholomew, 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[23rd August, 1382], and afterwards recorded on Monday next
after St. Peter ad Vincula in the 8th year [8th August, 1384].

Between Robert de Frekilton, plaintiff, and John de Neweton,
deforciant of a messuage, an oxgang, and the fourth part of an
oxgang of land, and a moiety of a messuage in Neweton and
Warton in Amondernesse.

John acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Robert, for which Robert granted them to John, to have and to
hold to the said John, of the said Robert and his heirs for the
life of the said John, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity
of St. John the Baptist. After John's decease the said tenements
to revert to Robert and his heirs for ever.

62 (m. 15). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 9 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th
March, 1385].

Between John, son of William de Neuham,1 plaintiff, and
John, son of Richard de Neuham, deforciant of 2 messuages,
40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 6 acres of pasture in
Barton [par. Ecclei].

John, son of Richard, acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, son of William, whereof the said John had
I messuage, 28 acres of land, and the said meadow and pasture
of the gift of the said John, son of Richard, for which John, son
of William, granted the said tenements to John, son of Richard,
for his life, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of St.
John the Baptist. Moreover John, son of William, granted
that the other messuage and 12 acres of land which Margery de
Neuham held in dower in the said town on the day this concord
was made, after her decease should remain to the said John, son
of Richard, for his life, after his decease the said tenements
entirely to revert to the said John, son of William, and his heirs.

1 Dep. Keeper's ynd Rep.> App. i, no. 4, 358.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1384). 25

63 (m. 14). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 9 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [ist
March, 1385].

Between John de Corney, chaplain, plaintiff, and Thomas
Jonson Amotson, del Le . . . and Ellen, his wife, de-
forciants of two messuages, 18 acres of land, and 2 acres of
meadow in Englesshelee [English Lea] and Frensshelee
[French Lea],

Thomas and Ellen acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, to have and to hold to him and his heirs
for ever, for which John gave them 20 marks.

64 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Monday in the second
week of Lent, 9 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2jth
February, 1385].

Between William de Hexham, clerk, plaintiff, and John
Chesynhale del Holt l and Matilda, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage and a rood of land in Wrightyngton.

John and Matilda remitted all right to William and his heirs,
for which William gave them 10 marks.

65 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, [8] Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth
March, 1384], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross in the gth year [i8th September,

1385].

Between Thomas de Strangways and Ellen, his wife,1
plaintiffs, and Henry de Strangways, deforciant of the manor
called Nicholasmanor [in Tyldesley]?

Thomas and Ellen acknowledged the said manor to be

the right of Henry Thomas and Ellen except 325. of

rent in the said two parts of two parts, for which parts

of two parts and the rent, with the appurtenances, together
with the homages and the whole services of Peter de Shaker-

slegh, Thomas of Tildeslegh, Machon and

Agnes, sister of the same Margery, and of Margaret, sister of
the same Agnes, and Adam Watson and Agnes, his wife,

and of their heirs of two parts. And he rendered the

aforesaid two parts of two parts, with the appurtenances, as is

1 Dep. Keeper's y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 358.

2 Cf. hiq. p. m. of Thomas Tyldesley in i^io(Chetkam Soc., xcv, 95),

26 FINAL CONCORDS.

aforesaid to the said Thomas and Ellen in the same Court, to

have of Thomas and Ellen issuing of the chief lords

of that fee by the services which to the aforesaid two parts

of two parts and of the aforesaid manor with the

appurtenances which Amice, late the wife of William de

Bradeshagh, chivaler, held in dower and and Alice, his

wife, held in dower of the said Alice of the inheritance of the
aforesaid Henry on the day this agreement was made, and

which to revert, after the decease of the said Avice and

Alice shall entirely remain to the aforesaid Thomas and Ellen

and to their heirs males aforesaid which remain to them

by . this fine, of the chief lords of that fee by the services
which to those third parts pertain for ever. And if it shall
happen [that they decease without heirs male] of their bodies
issuing, then after the decease of the said Thomas and Ellen the
said manor, with the appurtenances, shall entirely remain to
John, son of Henry de Kyghley, knight, and . . . lords of that
fee, &c., in default of an heir male begotten of his body to
remain to Hugh, brother of the said John, son of Henry, and to
the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Richard,
brother of the said Hugh, and to the heirs males of his body, in
default to remain to Cecilia, daughter of the said Thomas and
Ellen, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to remain
to the heirs of the bodies of the said Thomas and Ellen

in default to remain to [the right heirs of the said Henry

de Strangways].

66 (m. n). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 9 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [i8th September, 1385].

Between Richard Braybon, chaplain, and Richard Dunstere,
plaintiffs, by William Barry put in Richard Braybon's place, and
Roger de Ese and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages
and 3 tofts in Mamchestre.

Roger and Margery acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Richard Dunstere, to have and to hold to the said
Richard and Richard and to the heirs of Richard Dunstere for
ever, for which Richard and Richard gave them 10 marks.

67 (m. 10). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 9 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [aoth September, 1385].

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1386). 27

Between Elias de Heth, chaplain, plaintiff, and Richard del
Hull and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of a messuage and 5 acres
of land in Walton, near Ly verpull.

Richard and Agnes remitted all right to Elias and his heirs,
for which Elias gave them 10 marks.

68 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the first week
of Lent, 10 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [yth March,
1386].

Between Ralph de Sherdeley, plaintiff, and Richard de Sher-
deley and Emma, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of a messuage
and 38 acres of land in Bedeford.

Ralph acknowledged the said moiety to be the right of Emma,
for which Richard and Emma granted it to Ralph, to have and
to hold to the said Ralph and to the heirs of the said Ralph by
Agnes, his wife, of the said Richard and Emma and the heirs of
Emma for ever, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist. In default of an heir of the said Ralph by
the said Agnes, the said moiety to revert to Richard and Emma
and to the heirs of Emma.

69 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 10 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [i8th September, 1386].

Between Thomas de Walton, chaplain, and John Pecke,
chaplain, plaintiffs, and William de Walton and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of a messuage and 7 acres of land in Preston in
Amondernesse, which Joan, late the wife of Adam de Horton,
held for term of life.

William and Alice granted the reversion of the said tene-
ments after Joan's decease to Thomas and John and to the heirs
of Thomas for ever, for which Thomas and John gave them
20 marks.

70 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 10 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [i8th September, I386].1

Between Thomas, son of Richard Hughson, of Dokesbury,
plaintiff, and Robert de Derby and Joan, his wife, and Richard
Le Serjant, of Walton in le Dale, and Anabilla, his wife,

1 The justices were John de la Pole and John de Lockton

28 FINAL CONCORDS.

deforciants of 4 messuages, 32 acres of land, and 4 acres of
meadow in Coppull, Worthyngton, and Chernokerichard
[Charnock Richar(T\,

The deforciants remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 2O/r.

71 (m. 6). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the Exalta-
tion of the Holy Cross, 10 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[2ist September, 1386].

Between John de Stanlowe, plaintiff, and Thomas Milnbek,
of Lancastre, and Margery, his wife, deforciants of a messuage in
Lancastre.

Thomas and Margery remitted all right to John and his heir,
for which John gave them 10 marks.

72 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 10 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [i8th September, 1386].

Between John de Holcroft, plaintiff, and Richard de Midelton
and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 14 acres of land and 3 acres
of meadow in Culchith and Kenyan, which Thomas de Byrom
holds for term of life.

Richard and Margery granted for themselves and Margery's
heirs that the said tenements after the decease of Thomas should
remain to John and to his heirs for ever, for which John gave
them 20 marks.

73 (m- 4)- At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth
March, 1384], and afterwards recorded on Tuesday in the third
week of Lent in the nth year [sth March, 1387].

Between John de Holcroft, plaintiff, and Richard de Midelton
and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 30^ acres of
land, and 6 acres of meadow in Culchyth and Kenyane.

Richard and Margery acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, and they granted for themselves and the heirs
of Margery that the said messuage, 8 acres of land, and 3 acres
of meadow, of the said tenements, in Culchyth, which John de
Par and Agnes, his wife, held for the term of the life of the
said Agnes, and that 15$ acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in
the said towns which Thomas de Byrome held for term of life
by the law of England, and also that 7 acres of land and i acre

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1387). 29

of meadow, of the said tenements, in Culchyth, which Margaret,
late the wife of William del Twys, held in dower on the day this
concord was made, after the decease of the said Agnes, Thomas,
and Margaret, should remain to the said John de Holcroft and to
his heirs, for which John gave them 20 marks.

74 (m. 3). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the third week
of Lent, ii Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i3th March,

1387]-

[Between] Simon, parson of the church of Wencelawe

[Wensley], Peter de Gerdeston, clerk, William de Welton,
parson of the church of Kirkebyt Raveneswath, William de
Wencelawe, parson of the church of Willesford, Thomas de
Clayton, chaplain, Henry de Morelay, John d.e Oterburn,
John [de Caterall], and Thomas Jolilok, plaintiffs, and Robert
de Plesyngton,1 knight, and John de Plesyngton, deforciants of

15 messuages 2 mills, 160 acres of land, 10 acres of

meadow, and 8*. of rent in Penwortham, . . . Warton,
Kirkham, Pulton [in the Fylde], Uprouclif [Uprawc/i/e],
Caterall, Claghton, Gosenargh, Lancastre, and Ellale,

and of a third part of the manors of Ellale 2 in

Amondernesse.

The deforciants acknowledged the said tenements and third
part to be the right of Thomas de Clayton, to have and to hold
to the same . . . William, Thomas, Henry, John de Oterburn,
John de Caterall, and Thomas, and to the heirs of the said
Thomas de Clayton for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave them
200//.

75 (m. 2). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the third
week of Lent, 11 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i3th
March, 1387].

Between Simon, parson of the church of Wencelawe, Peter
de Gerdeston, clerk, William de Welton, parson of the church
of Kirkeby Ravenswath, William de Wencelawe, parson of the
church of Willesford, Thomas de Clayton, chaplain, Henry de
Morelay, John de Oterburn, John de Caterall, and Thomas
Jolilok, plaintiffs, and Robert de Plesyngton, knight, deforciant
of a moiety of the manor of Eccleston in JLeylondshire.

1 Dep, Keepers $2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 359.

2 The names of about two other manors are quite indistinct.

FINAL CONCORDS.

Robert granted the said moiety to the plaintiff* and what-
soever he had in the said moiety for term of hfe, to have and
o hod to them and to the heirs of the said Thomas de Clayton
for the life of the said Robert, for which the pkmt.fi gave
him loo/r.

76 (m. i). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, ii Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth March,

'^Between William de Button, plaintiff, and John de Leylond,
of Preston, "tailliour," and Cecilia, his wife, deforcian
messuage in Preston.

John and Cecilia granted the said messuage to William, t
have and to hold to him and to his heirs for ever, rendering by
the year to John and Cecilia and to the heirs of Cecilia for the
first 40 years a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, and
every year then following 40*., for which William gave them
10 marks.

77 (m. 60).1 At Lancaster, on Friday next after the FeaSt
of Pentecost, 12 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd

May, 1388].

Between William de Dutton, plaintiff, and Robert de Neusum
and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 40 acres of land,
4 acres of meadow, and 5 acres of pasture in Wodeplumpton
and Neusum.

Robert and Joan granted the said tenements to William and
whatsoever they had therein for term of life, to have and to hold
to the said William for the lives of the said Robert and Joan,
rendering 40*. therefor by the year to Robert and Joan, for which
William gave them 10 marks.

78 (m. 59). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
feast of Pentecost, 12 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iQth
May, 1388].

Between Roger de Brokhole, plaintiff, and John Le Glovere
and Margery, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 16 acres of
land, 2 acres of wood, and i acre of meadow in Claghton
[Claughton, par. Garstang].

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 3 (12-20 John of Gaunt).

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1388). 31

John and Margery remitted all right to Roger and his heirs,
for which Roger gave them 20 marks.

79 (m. 58). At Lancaster, [on Friday next after the] feast
of Holy Trinity, 12 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [29th
May, 1388].

Between Richard de Werthyngton, plaintiff, and John de
Chisenhale, of Cophull, and Matilda, his wife, deforciants of
3 messuages and 7 acres of land in Heskyn and Eccleston in
Leylandshire.

John and Matilda acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Richard, for which Richard granted them to John and
Matilda, to have and to hold to the said John and Matilda for the
life of the said Matilda, after her decease to remain to John de
Cophull and Emma, his wife, and to the heirs issuing of their
bodies, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the said
Emma, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said
Matilda.

80 (m. 57). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
feast of St. Bartholomew, 12 Regality of John, Duke of Lan-
caster [26th August, 1388].

Between Robert [son of Geoffrey] del Holt,1 plaintiff, and
James de Ra[dcliffe and Henry . . .], deforciants of 40
messuages, 600 acres of land, 600 acres of meadow, 700 acres of
pasture, and 40 acres of wood in Honeresfeld, Caste[lton]
Spotl[and] Midilton, Heton Norreys.

Robert acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
[the said James and Henry, for which acknowledgment] Henry
and James granted the said tenements to Robert, to have and
to hold to him [and to the heirs males of his body] for ever,
in default to remain to John de Holt, younger brother of
the said Robert, and to the heirs males of his body, in default
to remain to ... males of his body, in default . . .
then after the decease of the said James the said tenements to
remain to Roger Jepson del Holt, and to the heirs males of his
body, in default to remain to John Jepson del Holt, the elder,
and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Robert,
son of Hugh del Holt, and to the heirs males of his body, in
default to remain to Hugh, brother of the said Robert, son of

1 Dep. Keeper's $2nd Rep., App. i, no. 4, 361.

32 FINAL CONCORDS.

Hugh, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
William, brother of the said Hugh, brother of Robert, and to the
heirs males of his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of
the said Robert, son of Geoffrey.

8 1 (m. 56). At Lancaster, on Friday next after Holy
Trinity, 12 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Qth May,
1388], and afterwards recorded on Thursday next after the
Assumption in the said year [2Oth August, 1388].

Between William de Hexham, clerk, plaintiff, and John
Thomlynson, of Burtonwode, and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of
5 messuages, 6 tofts, 41 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 3 acres
of wood, and bd. of rent in Neuton in Makerfeld.

John and Agnes acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, for which William granted them to John and
Agnes, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of
their bodies, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the
said Agnes, in default to remain to Emma, sister of the said
Agnes, and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the
heirs of the body of the said John, in default to remain to the
right heirs of the said Agnes.

82 (m. 55). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
feast of St. Bartholomew, 12 Regality of John, Duke of
Lancaster [25th August, 1388].

Between Richard de Hoghton, knight, plaintiff, and John de
Haydok, of Coton, and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 14 acres of land, and i acre of meadow in Le Lee
Angelica [English Lea].

John and Margaret remitted all right to Richard and his
heirs, for which Richard gave them 10 marks.

83 (m. 54). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster f2-?rd March,
1389].

Between Henry, son of Ralph de Tildeslegh, and Alesia, his
wife, plaintiffs, and William [torn], the younger, deforciant of
7 messuages, 90 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 20 acres of
pasture, 2 acres of turbary, 45. 3^. of rent, and a moiety of
a messuage in Ditton [torn].

Henry and Alesia acknowledged the said tenements to be

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1389). 33

the right of William, for which William granted them to Henry
and Alesia for their lives, after their decease to remain to Ralph,
their son, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to
remain to Nicholas, brother of the said Ralph, and to the heirs
males of his body, in default to remain to the heirs males
begotten of the bodies of the said Henry and Alesia, in default to
remain to the heirs begotten of the bodies of the said Henry and
Alice, in default to [torn] heirs of the said Alesia.

84 (m. 53). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd March,

1389]-

Between Nicholas Stynecle,1 knight, Thomas Claymond, of
Hale, Ranulph Bolle, of Swynesheved, and Richard Wolmere,
plaintiffs, and John La Warre, knight, and Elizabeth, his wife,
deforciants of the manors of Mamcestre and Keuerdele
[Cuerdale] and the advowsons of the churches of Mamcestre
and Asshton [dshton-under-Lynt].

John acknowledged the said manors and advowsons to be the
right of Nicholas, for which the plaintiffs granted them to John
and Elizabeth, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs
issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the right heirs of
the said John.

85 (m. 52). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [23rd March,

1389]-

Between John Le Yong, of Preston in Amondernesse, and
Matilda, his wife, plaintiffs, and Adam Le Wryght, of Preston in
Amondernesse, and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a messuage
and an acre of land in Preston in Amondernesse.

Adam and Margaret remitted all right to John and Matilda
and to the heirs of John, for which John and Matilda gave them
10 marks.

86 (m. 51). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd March,

1389]-

Between Matthew de Sotheworth and John de Sonky,

1 Dep. Keeper s y.nd Rep., App. i, no. 361, where the name is given as
Styveley.

C

34 FINAL CONCORDS.

plaintiffs, by Gilbert de Sotheworth put in John's place, and
Agnes, late the wife of William de Moston, deforciant of
5 messuages, 3 oxgangs, and 20 acres of land, and 175. $d. of
rent in Wolston and Glasebroke.

Agnes granted the said tenements to Matthew and John,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of Matthew for
the life of the said Agnes, for which Matthew and John gave
her 2O//.

87 (m. 50). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd March,

1389].

Between Robert de Haryngton, knight, and Isabella, his

wife,1 plaintiffs, and John de Stanlowe, Thomas Nitere, John
Marreys, chaplain, and Robert Langeman, chaplain, deforciants
of the Castle of Gleston, the manors of Aldyngham and
Thirnum, and the advowson of the church of the manor of
Aldyngham.

Robert de Haryngton acknowledged the said Castle, manors,
and advowson to be the right of John Marreys, for which the
deforciants granted them to Robert and Isabella, to have and to
hold to them and to the heirs males issuing of their bodies,
in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Robert de
Haryngton.

88 (m. 49). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the feast
of Holy Trinity, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i8th
June, 1389].

Between Nicholas de Bradshagh and Katherine, his wife,
plaintiffs, and John de Okilshagh, deforciant of 2 messuages,
80 acres of land, and 40 acres of pasture in Bedford and
Tildeslegh.

Nicholas and Katherine acknowledged the said tenements to
be the right of John, for which John granted them to Nicholas
and Katherine, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs
issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the right heirs of
Katherine for ever.

89 (m. 48). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the week of
Pentecost, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster I"i2th Tune,
1389]. _____ _________

1 Dtp. Keeper's yznd Rep., App. i, no. 361.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1390). 35

Between William de Perbald, of Wygan, and Margaret, his
wife, plaintiffs, and Thomas de Walton, chaplain, and Richard
Le Straunge, chaplain, deforciants of 4 messuages, 5 acres of
land, and a moiety of an acre of meadow in Wygan.

William and Margaret acknowledged the said tenements to
be the right of Thomas, for which Thomas and Richard granted
them to William and Margaret, to have and to hold to them and
to the heirs of Margaret for ever.

90 (m. 47). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
feast of Holy Trinity, 13 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[i 5th June, 1389].

Between Thomas de Bradeley, of Chipyndale, plaintiff, and
John, son of Thomas, son of Roger de Chepyn, and Cecilia, his
wife, deforciants of a messuage and 46 acres of land in Thornlay.

John and Cecilia remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 20 marks.

91 (m. 46). At Lancaster, in the Court of John, son of
the King of England, Duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, Earl
of Leicester, Lincoln and Derby, and Steward of England, on
Monday in the fourth week of Lent, in the I4th year of the
Regality of his County Palatine [i4th March, 1390].

Between Thomas Gerard, knight, plaintiff, and Thurstan
Fynche and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a third part of a mes-
suage and 10 acres of land in Goldburn.

Thomas and Joan acknowledged the said third part to be the
right of Thomas Gerard, to have and to hold to him and to his
heirs for ever, for which Thomas Gerard gave them 405.

92 (m. 45). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the third week
of Lent, 14 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i2th March,

Between John de Middelton, of Lancastre, plaintiff, and
Adam de Bredkirk and Olive, his wife, deforciants of a messuage
in Lancastre.

Adam and Olive remitted all right to John and his heirs, for
which John gave them 2O//.

93 (m. 44). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 14 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [4th
August, 1390].

36 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between Henry de Rissheton and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs,
and John de Standen, brother of Henry de Standen, deforciant of
a moiety of the manor of Clayton on the Moors, and of a moiety
of a messuage, 3 acres of land, and 14^. of rent in Preston and

Huncote.

Henry and Margaret acknowledged the said moieties to be
the right of John, for which John granted them to Henry and
Margaret, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing ol
their bodies, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the
said Margaret, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said

O '

Margaret.

94 (m. 43). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St,
Peter ad Vincula, 14 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [3rd
August, 1390].

Between John, son of Henry Le Couper, of Ditton, plaintiff
and Richard, son of Alexander de Lathum, and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of a toft and 5 acres of land in Lathum.

Richard and Alice remitted all right to John and his heirs, foi
which John gave them loos.

95 (m. 42). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Petei
ad Vincula, 14 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th August

Between John Pekke, chaplain, plaintiff, and William d<
Walton, of Preston, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 8 mark
of rent issuing from 6 messuages, 82^ acres of land, 3 acres o
meadow, and a moiety of a messuage in Walton in the Dal(
and Kerden [Cuerden],

William and Alice granted the said rent, which John d(
Walton, of Miggehalgh, Geoffrey del Sidgreves, and Johi
Dicunson, of Faryngton, tenants of the said tenements, wen
wont to pay, to the said John, to have and to take every yea
for ever, for which John gave them 100 marks.

96 (m. 41). At Lancaster, on ... next after the feas
of St. Lawrence, 14 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth
iyth August, 1390].

Between William Chorlegh, the elder, plaintiff, and Johi
Bull, chaplain, deforciant of 10 messuages, i mill, 100 acres o
land, 6 acres of meadow, and 4! acres of pasture in Chorlegh

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1391). 37

Walton in the Dale, Eccleston in Laylandshire, and Neu-
ton in Makerfeld.

William acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
John, for which John granted them to William, to have and to
hold to him and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain
to Richard de Chorlegh and to the heirs of his body, in default
to remain to John de Chorlegh and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to Agnes, wife of Henry de Ugnale, and to the
heirs males of her body, in default to remain to William de Chor-
legh, the younger, and to the heirs males of his body, in default
to remain to Roger, son of William de Chorlegh, the elder, and
to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Nicholas de
Haveryngton, knight, and to the heirs males of his body, in
default to remain to the right heirs of William de Chorlegh, the
elder, for ever.

97 (m. 40). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fourth week
of Lent, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [yth March,

Between James de Pykeryng, knight, and Agnes, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Henry Geffray and Joan, his wife, and William de
Lyndesay and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 44 acres
of land, and 14 acres of meadow in Lancaster and Assheton,
near Lancastre.

The deforciants remitted all right to James and Agnes and
to the heirs of Agnes, for which James and Agnes gave them
40 marks.

98 (m. 39). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [3rd
August, 1391].

Between John de Brittwishull, chaplain, plaintiff", and John
de Walton and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of a messuage,
20 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, and 40 acres
of wood in Aghton.1

John de Walton and Katherine granted the said tenements
and whatsoever they had therein for the term of Katherine's life
to John de Brittwishull, to have and to hold to him and to his
heirs for the said Katherine's life, for which John de Brittwishull
gave them 10 marks.

1 Probably Aighton, par. Milton, county of Lancaster.

38 FINAL CONCORDS.

99 (m. 38). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[3rd August, 1391].

Between Gilbert, parson of the church of Standissh, plaintiff,
and John, son of John de Chernok, and Cecilia, his wife, defor-
ciants of a messuage, 28 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 4 acres
of wood, and $d. of rent in Worthyngton and Cophull.

John and Cecilia remitted all right to Gilbert and his heirs,
for which Gilbert gave them 2O//.

100 (m. 37). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Peter
ad Vincula, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [4th
August, 1391].

Between Richard de Baylay and Agnes, his wife, plaintiffs, by
Nicholas de Haveryngton, knight, their guardian, and William
de Dransfeld and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of 10 messuages,
I mill, 1 80 acres of land, 45. of rent, and a moiety of a messuage
in Longton, which Margaret, late the wife of John de Shirburn,
knight, held in dower.

William and Margaret for themselves and the heirs of
Margaret granted that the said tenements after the decease of
Margaret, late the wife of the said John, should remain to the
said Richard and Agnes and to the heirs issuing of their bodies,
rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. In
default of issue of the said Richard and Agnes the said tenements
to revert to William and Margaret and to the heirs of Margaret,
for which Richard and Agnes gave them 100 marks.

101 (m. 36). At Lancaster, on Friday in the fourth week
of Lent, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [loth March,
1391], and afterwards recorded on Wednesday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula in the said year [2nd August, 1391].

Between John de Cotom, of Kirkham, plaintiff, and Thomas
Sothewode and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants of a messuage in
Kirkham.

Thomas and Cecilia acknowledged the said messuage to be the
right of John, to have and to hold to him and his heirs for ever,
for which John gave them 405.

102 (m. 35). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[;th August, 1391].

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1392). 39

Between John, son of Adam de Blaklache, plaintiff, and
Adam Baldewyne and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 2
messuages, 13 acres of land, I of meadow, and i acre of
wood in Leyland.

Adam and Agnes acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of John, to have and to hold to him and to his heirs for
ever, for which John gave them 10 marks.

103 (m. 34). At Lancaster, on Thursday the feast of St.
Lawrence, 15 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [loth
August, 1391].

Between John de Radeclif, of Chaterton, plaintiff, and Richard
Banastre, of Alvetham, and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage and 30 acres of pasture in Spotlond.

Richard and Joan acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of John, to have and to hold to him and to his heirs for
ever, for which John gave them 40*.

104 (m. 33). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 1 6 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i3th
March, 1392].

Between John de Ansty, vicar of the church of Cokirham,
plaintiff, and John Le Botiller, of Kirkland, and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Kirkland, and of i6d. of rent in
Gairstang.

John Le Botiller and Alice acknowledged the said manor and
rent to be the right of John de Ansty, except a messuage, 24 acres
of land, and 2 acres of meadow in the said manor, for which John
de Ansty granted the said manor and rent to John and Alice,
together with the homage and the whole services of Robert del
Boure and his heirs, to have and to hold to the said John and
Alice and to the heirs males of the body of the said Alice.
Moreover John de Ansty granted that the said tenements above
excepted which Nicholas de Kirkland held for term of life, after
the decease of the said Nicholas should remain to the said John
and Alice, and to the heirs males aforesaid of the said Alice, in
default the said manor and rent entirely to remain to Margaret,
daughter of the said John and Alice, and to the heirs males of
her body, in default to remain to Joan, sister of the said
Margaret, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to
remain to Katherine, sister of the said Joan, and to the heirs

40 FINAL CONCORDS.

males of her body, in default to remain to Ellen, sister of the
said Katherine, and to the heirs males of her body, in default
to remain to Elizabeth, sister of the said Ellen, and to the heirs
males of her body, in default to remain to Isabella, sister of the
said Elizabeth, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to
remain to the heirs issuing of the bodies of the said John Le
Botiller and Alice, in default to remain to the heirs of the body
of the said Alice, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of
the said John Le Botiller, in default to remain to the right heirs
of the said Alice.

105 (m. 32). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the second
week of Lent, 16 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i6th
March, 1392].

Between Master William de Asshton, John de Asshton, and
John de Wolleton, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Robert de Standissh,
knight, and Isolda, his wife, deforciants of a fourth part of the
manor of Dounelithirlond [Down Litherland].

Robert and Isolda granted the said fourth part and whatso-
ever they had therein for the term of Isolda's life to the plaintiffs,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of John de
Wolleton for the said Isolda's life, for which the plaintiffs gave
them 100 marks.

1 06 (m. 31). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 16 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [;th
August, 1392].

Between Thomas de Speek, clerk, plaintiff, by John Hank
put in his place, and William de Sutton, of Lyverpull, and Alice,
his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 3 acres of land, and a moiety
of a messuage in Lyverpull.

William and Alice remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 10 marks.

107 (m. 30). At Lancaster, on Saturday the feast of St
Lawrence the Martyr, 16 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[loth August, 1392].

Between John, son of Henry, son of John de Standen, the
elder, and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs, by Richard Banastre
guards of the said John and Margaret, and Henry son of
John de Standen, the elder, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1393). 41

messuage, 80 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres of
pasture, and 2 acres of wood in Little Mitton.

Henry and Alice granted the said tenements to John and
Margaret, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of
their bodies, of the said Henry and Alice and the heirs of Alice,
rendering 40;. by the year for the lives of Henry and Alice. In
default of an heir of their bodies the said tenements to revert to
Henry and Alice and to the heirs of Alice, for which John and
Margaret gave them 2O//.

1 08 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter in Cathedra, 16 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[2gth February, 1392].

Between Christopher de Broghton, plaintiff, and William
Daudson and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 5 messuages, 60 acres
of land, 6 acres of meadow, and 6 acres of wood in Uluerston
in Fourneys.

William and Alice remitted all right to Christopher and his
heirs for ever, for which Christopher shall pay 265. Sd. every
year to William and Alice for Alice's life.

109 (m. 28). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Lawrence, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth August,

«393l-

Between Lewis Gerstan, plaintiff, and John de Gerstan and

Joan, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 60 acres of land and
6 acres of meadow in Leuesay [Livesey],

John and Joan granted the said tenements to Lewis, to have
and to hold to the said Lewis and to the heirs of his body, of the
said John and Joan and the heirs of Joan for ever, rendering one
pair of gloves by the year for the first 14 years, and after that
term 335. 4^. to John and Joan for their lives. In default of an
heir begotten of the body of the said Lewis the said tenements to
remain to William, brother of the said Lewis, and to the heirs of
his body, in default to remain to Nicholas, brother of the said
William, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to
Alice, [sister ?] of the said Nicholas, and to the heirs of her body,
in default to remain to Margery, sister of the said Alice, and to
the heirs males of her body, in default to remain to Richard de
Whalley and to the heirs of his body, in default to revert to John
and Joan and to the heirs of the said Joan, for which Lewis gave
them 20 marks.

42 FINAL CONCORDS.

1 10 (m. 27). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Peter
ad Vincula, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [8th August,

I39Between John, son of Henry del Hill, plaintiff, and William
del Breke, of Whityngham, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 15 acres of land, i acre of meadow, and i acre of wood
in Whityngham.

William and Ellen acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, for which John granted a third part of the
said tenements to William and Ellen, to have and to hold to the
said William and Ellen, of the said John and his heirs for the said
Ellen's life, rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist. After Ellen's decease the said third part to revert to
John and to his heirs.

in (m. 26). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Lawrence, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i4th
August, 1393].

Between Alan de Caterale, plaintiff, and William del Gren-
hils, of Gosenargh, and Cristiana, his wife, deforciants of 3
messuages and 27 acres of land in Gosenargh.

William and Cristiana acknowledged the said tenements to
be the right of Alan, to have and to hold to him and to his
heirs, for which Alan gave them 10 marks.

112 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [7th
August, 1393].

Between William de Becanshowe and Robert de Thornhill,
plaintiffs, and William de Drousfeld and Margaret, his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Wyswall.

The deforciants acknowledged the said manor to be the right
of William de Becanshowe, for which the plaintiffs granted it to
the deforciants, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of
Margaret for ever.

113 (m. 24). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [6th
August, 1393].!

Between John Layet, clerk, plaintiff, and Robert, son of

1 The justices were Thomas de Pynchebek and John de Markham.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1394). 43

Richard de Hale, deforciant of a messuage and 3 acres of land
in Hale.

Robert remitted all right to John and his heirs, for which
John gave him 10 marks.

114 (m. 23). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 17 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [6th
August, 1393].

Between Master John Layet, clerk, plaintiff, and Matthew
de le Pole, deforciant of a messuage and 8 acres of land in Hale.

Matthew acknowledged the tenement to be the right of
Master John, as that which the said Master has of his gift, and
remitted all right to John and his heirs, for which John gave
him loo*.

115 (m. 22). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the second
week of Lent, 18 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [iyth
March, 1394].

Between Roger Wyntir, vicar of the church of Walton in
Derbyshire, and William Sherwynd, chaplain, plaintiffs, by
William de Dutton put in their place, and Robert de Urswyk,
knight, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of 5 messuages, 6 1 acres
of land, and 4 acres of pasture in Croston and Maudeslegh.

Robert and Ellen remitted all right to Roger and William
and to the heirs of Roger, for which Roger and William gave
them 200 marks.

116 (m. 21). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the first
week of Lent, 18 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i2th
March, 1394].

Between William de Dutton, plaintiff, and Richard de
Brynyng and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of a
messuage in Preston in Amundirnesse.

Roger and Margaret remitted all right to William and his
heirs, for which William gave them 8 marks.

117 (m. 20). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the first
week of Lent, 18 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i2th
March, 1394].

Between John Le Botiller, of Kirkland, plaintiff, and
William de Grenehils, of Preston, and Margaret, his wife,

44 FINAL CONCORDS.

deforciants of a messuage, 24 acres of land, and 4 acres of
meadow in Grenol [Greenhalgh, par. Kirkham}.

William and Margaret granted the said tenements to John,
and whatsoever the said William and Margaret had in the said
tenements for the term of Margaret's life they rendered to the
said John, to have and to hold to him and to his heirs for
the life of the said Margaret, for which John gave them 10
marks.

118 (m. 19). At Lancaster, on Friday in the first week of
Lent, 1 8 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i3th March,

1394].

Between John Holcroft, plaintiff, and John de Merklesden
and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a messuage and 10 acres of land
in Culchith and Kenyan.

John and Joan remitted all right to John Holcroft and to his
heirs, for which John Holcroft gave them 10 marks.

119 (m. 1 8). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 18 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [6th
August, 1394].

Between Thomas del S . . . , of Kertmel, and Alice, his
wife, and Robert, son of the said Thomas and Alice, plaintiffs,
and John Tracy, " Litster," and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of
3 messuages in Flokesburgh and Holker.

John and Agnes remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Thomas, for which the plaintiffs gave them 10 marks.

1 20 (m. 17). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth
week of Lent [19 ? torn] Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[22nd March, 1395].

Between Roger de . . . [torn], [Thomas de] . Asshton,
plaintiff, and Geoffrey de Athirton and Lucy, his wife,
deforciants of a moiety of the manor of Bykersha[gh] . . .
[Bickenhaw, in Abrani\.

Geoffrey and Lucy acknowledged the said [moiety] to be the
right of Roger, for which Roger and Thomas granted it to
Geoffrey and Lucy, to have and to hold for their lives, after their
decease to remain to Richard, son of the said Geoffrey and Lucy
and to the heirs males of their bodies, in default to remain to
Charles, [brother] of the said Richard, and to the heirs males of

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1395). 45

his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Lucy
for ever.

121 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th March,

1395].

Between John de Tounlay, plaintiff, and Nicholas de
Kyghla[y and] Joan, his wife, deforciants of the manor of
Brittwysell, except i messuage, 6 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, an acre of wood and an acre of pasture, called
" Gibland del Hall," in the said manor.

Nicholas and Joan remitted all right for themselves and the
heirs of Joan to John and his heirs, for which John gave them
100 marks.

122 (m. 15). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the third week
of Lent, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth March,

1395}

Between Thomas, son of William de Claghton, plaintiff, and
John Cudbertson, of Farleton in Lonesdale, and Katherine, his
wife, deforciants of a messuage, 4 acres of land, and i acre of
meadow in Claghton [Claughton in Lonsdale] and Caton.

John and Katherine remitted all right for themselves and the
heirs of Katherine to Thomas and his heirs, for which Thomas
gave them 10 marks.

123 (m. 14). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [23rd
March, 1395], and afterwards recorded on Thursday next after
the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula in the said year [5th August,

1395].

Between John Shaffar and Emma, his wife, plaintiffs, and
John de Birkheued, chaplain, and John de Kellet, chaplain,
deforciants of 7 messuages, 60 acres of land, and 12 acres of
meadow in Haconeshowe [Hackinsall], Stalmyn, and Great
Pulton.

The deforciants acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Emma, for which John and Emma granted them to the
deforciants, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of John
de Byrkheued for ever.

46 FINAL CONCORDS.

124 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Monday the Vigil of St.
Lawrence, 1 9 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth August,

1395]-

Between Roger de Ethelyston, plaintiff, and John de Shorrok,

the younger, and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages,
28 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Ethelston [Eliton\.

John and Agnes remitted all right to Roger and his heirs, for
which Roger gave them 20 marks.

125 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Tuesday the feast of St.
Lawrence, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [roth
August, 1395].

Between John, son of Roger de Croft, of Yeland Redman,
plaintiff, and Nicholas, son of John de Croft, of Dalton, knight,
and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 85 acres of land,
IO acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and
30 acres of turbary in Yeland Redman.

Nicholas and Ellen remitted all right to John and his heirs,
for which John gave them 100 marks.

126 (m. n). At Lancaster, on Wednesday the morrow
of St. Lawrence, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth
August, 1395].

Between Richard Lestraunge, chaplain, plaintiff, and John
Broun, of Lathum, and Joan, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages,
30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 4 acres of wood in
Lathum.

John and Joan remitted all right to Richard and his heirs, for
which Richard gave them 20 marks.

127 (m. 10). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [5th
August, 1395].

Between John de Cotom, of Kirkham, plaintiff, and Nicholas,
son of John de Croft, of Dalton, knight, and Ellen, his wife,
deforciants of a messuage, a toft, a mill, and an oxgang and 6 acres
of land in Frekelton.

Nicholas and Ellen acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, to have and to hold to him and to his heirs for
ever, for which John gave them 2O//.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1396). 47

128 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Tuesday the feast of St.
Lawrence, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [loth
August, 1395].^

Between Nicholas, son of John de Croft, of Dalton, knight,
and Ellen, his wife, plaintiffs, and John, son of Roger de Croft,
of Yeland Redman, deforciant of 13 messuages, 87 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 2O acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and 60
acres of turbary in Yeland Redman.

John remitted all right to Nicholas and Ellen and to the heirs
of Ellen, for which Nicholas and Ellen gave him . . . [torn]. .

129 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 19 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [5th
August, 1395], and afterwards recorded on Monday in the fourth
week of Lent in the 2Oth year [i3th March, 1396].

Between Robert de Wygan, chaplain, and Henry Le Scry-
vanere, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Adam de Bolton and Katherine,
his wife [deforciants of a messuage], 40 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, and a moiety of a messuage and 40 ... [torn] in
Walton in the Dale, Salebury, and Wylpshire.

Adam and Katherine remitted all right for themselves and
the heirs of Adam to the aforesaid Robert . . . [torn]. More-
over Adam and Katherine granted for themselves and the heirs
of Adam . . . [torn] de Clyderhowe and Agnes, his wife, held
for the term of the life of the said Agnes, and also that a third
part . . . [torn] which Henry de Walton in the Dale and Isa-
bella, his wife, held in dower on the day this concord was made,
after the decease of the said Agnes and Isabella [to remain to]
. . . [torn] Henry Le Scryvanere and to the heirs of the said
Henry, for which Robert and Henry Le Scryvanere gave to the
aforesaid Adam . . . [torn].

130 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster
[5th August, 1396].

Between Adam, son of Robert de Buckeley, and Alice, his
wife, plaintiffs, and Robert del Shore, chaplain, deforciant of
9 messuages, 58 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, and 4 acres
of turbary in Pynyngton [Pennitigtoti], Westley [Westleigh],
and Workeslegh [ Worsley\.

Adam and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the

48 FINAL CONCORDS.

right of Robert, for which Robert granted them to Adam and
Alice, to have and to hold to the said Adam . . . [torn] of the
said Adam and Alice issuing, in default of an heir of their bodies
to remain to the heirs of the said Alice of ... [torn], in
default to remain to the heirs of [the body] of the said Adam,
in default to remain to Richard, brother of the said Adam, and
to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to Henry, son of
Roger de Totehill, and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to Ralph, brother of the said Richard, and to the heirs
. . . [torn] in default to remain to Geoffrey f . . . [torn], in
default of an heir of his body to remain . . . [torn] Alice
(Alicie) for ever.

131 (m. 6). [At Lancaster, on] Saturday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [5th
August, 1396].

Between Ralph de Langeton and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, by
Henry de Walton put . . . [torn], and John de Blakeburn, of
Gerstan, deforciant of a messuage, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, and 3 acres . . . [torn] [Walton in le] Dale, which
John de Sotheworth, of Walton in le Dale, holds for term of
life by the law of England.

Ralph acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
John de Blakeburn, for which John [granted] that the said
tenements which John de Sotheworth held for term of life on
the day this agreement was made should remain to the said
Ralph and Joan for their lives, after their decease to remain
to Nicholas, son of the said . . . [torn] males of his body, in
default to remain to ... [torn] of his body begotten, to hold of
the chief lords of that fee by the services which to the aforesaid
tenements pertain . . . [torn] males of his body begotten, then
after the decease of the said Geoffrey the said tenements with the
appurtenances . . . [torn],

132 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St.
Lawrence, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [nth
August, 1396].

Between Gilbert, son of William de Hurleton, the younger,
and Elizabeth, daughter of William de Chysenall, plaintiffs, by
the said William de Chysenall, guardian of the said Gilbert and
Elizabeth, and William de Hurleton, the younger, and Matilda,

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1396). 49

his wife, deforciants of 6 messuages, 30 acres of land, and 2 acres
of meadow in Longeton.

William and Matilda granted the said tenements to Gilbert
and Elizabeth, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs
issuing of their bodies, of the said William and Matilda and the
heirs of Matilda for ever, rendering a rose at the Nativity of St.
John the Baptist. In default of their issue the said tenements to
revert to William and Matilda and to the heirs of Matilda for
ever, for which Gilbert and Elizabeth gave them 10 marks.

133 (m. 4). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [yth
August, 1396].

Between William Shirwynd, chaplain, plaintiff, and John de
Huntyngdene, of Chypyndale, the younger, and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of a messuage, 10 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
and 2 acres of wood in Thornelay in Chypyndale.

John and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, for which William granted them to John and
Alice, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of Alice for
ever.

134 (m. 3). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Peter ad Vincula, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [4th
August, 1396.]

Between Richard, son of Henry de Kyghlay, knight, plaintiff,
and Nicholas, son of Henry Blundell, of Crosseby, and Ellen, his
wife, deforciants of the manor of Lyghtshagh, and of a
messuage, 7 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Pem-
burton.

Nicholas and Ellen remitted all right to Richard and his
heirs, for which Richard gave them 100 marks.

135 (m. 2). At Lancaster, on Thursday the feast of
St. Lawrence, 20 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [loth
August, 1396].

Between Roger de Dytton and Alice, his wife, and Ralph de
Longetre and Margery, his wife, plaintiffs, by Thomas del More,
of Lyverpull, put in the place of Alice and Margery, and
William, son of John Le Mercer, of Lyverpull, otherwise called
William de Sutton, esquire, deforciant of 26 messuages, 4

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50 FINAL CONCORDS.

oxgangs and 20 acres of land, 2£ acres of wood, and the sixth
part of a mill in Lyverpull and Botyll.

William remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
Alice for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave him 40 marks.

136. At Lancaster,1 on Saturday in the second week of
Lent, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [24th March,

1398].

Between John , chaplain, plaintiff, and Henry de

Grenehalgh and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 40
acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 6 acres
of wood, and 8 acres of moor in Totynton.

Henry and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of [John], for which John granted one moiety to Henry
and Alice, to have and to hold to them for their lives, after their
decease to remain to John, their son, and his issue male, in
default to remain to Geoffrey, brother of the said John, son of
Henry and Alice, and to his issue male, in default to remain to
the issue male of the said Henry and Alice, in default to remain
to the issue of the said John, son of Henry and Alice, in default
to remain to the issue of the said Geoffrey, in default to remain
to the issue of the said Henry and Alice, in default to remain to
Alice, daughter of Thomas, son of Thomas de Barlowe, and her
issue, in default to remain to Margery, sister of the said Alice,
daughter of Thomas, and her issue, in default to remain to John
Williamson, of Elton, the elder, and his issue, in default to
remain to the said Alice, wife of Henry, for ever ; and the other,
moiety to remain to the said Margery and her issue, in default
to remain to the said Alice, sister of Margery, and to her issue,
in default to remain to the said John Williamson and his issue,
in default to remain to the issue of the said Henry for ever.

137. At Lancaster,2

Between John Gartside, chaplain, Robert Grenehyll, chap-
lain, and Edmund de Ber Alice, his wife, deforciants

of 10 messuages, 47 acres 2 acres of wood, and 30

acres of moor in Barton, Salford

William and to be the right of Edmund

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. i.
3 Ibid., no. 94.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1398). 51

and quitclaimed from the said William and Alice and the heirs
of Alice to the said Edmund, John, and Robert, and to the heirs
of Edmund for ever, for which Edmund, John, and Robert gave
them 100 marks of silver.

138 (m. i A). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist, 22 Richard II. [4th
September, 1398].

Between William de Bretargh, the elder, and William de
Bretargh, the younger, plaintiffs, and Alan Le Norreys and
Alice, his wife, deforciants of a messuage1 and 120 acres of
land in Little Wolueton [Little Wooltori].

Alan and Alice for themselves and the heirs of Alice remitted
all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of William de Bretargh,
the younger, for which the plaintiffs gave them 20 marks.

139 (m. i).2 At Lancaster, in the fourth week

of Lent, Richard II.

Between William Tyndour, parson of the church of Tateham,
plaintiff, and William de Brereworth, the elder, and Katherine,
his wife, deforciants of a moiety of 5 messuages, 100 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, and 10 acres of wood in Claton (?) in
Leylondshire.

William de Brereworth acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of William Tyndour, whereof the said William
has a moiety of i messuage and 10 acres of land of the gift
of the said William de Brereworth, for which William Tyndour
granted to William and Katherine the same moiety, to have
and to hold to the same William and Katherine for their lives.
And moreover he granted that the said moiety of the said
4 messuages, 90 acres of land, and the said meadow and wood,
which John de Brereworth, the elder, held for the term of 19
years, of the inheritance of the said William Tyndour in the
aforesaid town on the day on which this concord was made and
which ought to revert to William Tyndour and to his heirs after
the said term, should remain to William de Brereworth, the elder,
and Katherine, to hold together with the aforesaid moiety during
the whole of their lives. After the decease of the said William
and Katherine the said moiety entirely to remain to Ralph, son of

1 Probably Brettargh Holt.

'i Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 99.

52 FINAL CONCORDS.

Roger Banastre, and to the heirs begotten of his body, in default
to remain to the heirs of the body of the said Katherine, in default
to remain to the right heirs of the said Katherine.

140 (m. 9).1 At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the second
week of Lent, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [2Oth
March, 1397].

Between John Totty, chaplain, plaintiff, by John Grenhils
put in his place, and Richard del Eves, of Wolveton, and Matilda,
his wife, deforciants of a messuage, an oxgangand 6 acres of land,
and 4 acres of meadow in Ines Blundell.

Richard and Matilda remitted all rights to John and his heirs,
for which John gave them 10 marks.

141 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Monday in the second
week of Lent, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i9th
March, 1397].

Between Agnes, daughter of Thomas Henryson, of Erghum
[Arkholme], plaintiff, by Adam de Erghum, chaplain, guardian of
the said Agnes, and Robert del Bek and Ellen, his wife, defor-
ciants of a third part of a messuage and an oxgang of land in
Erghum \Arkholme\.

Robert and Ellen granted the said third part to Agnes, and
they remitted whatsoever they had in the said third part in dower
of the said Ellen to Agnes and to her heirs for ever, for which
Agnes gave them 40*.

142 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Thursday the Vigil of St.
Lawrence, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [gth August,

I3971-

Between John del Holt, chaplain, plaintiff, and Henry de
Grenehalgh and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 48
acres of land, 50 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 10 acres
of wood in Bury and Totynton.2

Henry and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of John, for which John granted them to Henry and Alice for
their lives, after their decease to remain to John, son of the said
Henry and Alice, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to
remain to Geoffrey, brother of the said John, son of Henry and

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 4 (21 & 22 John of Gaunt).

2 The tenements probably represented the estate of Brandlesholme, a hamlet
in the township of Elton, par. of Bury.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1397). 53

Alice, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
the heirs males begotten of the bodies of the said Henry and
Alice, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the said
John, son of Henry and Alice, in default to remain to the heirs
of the body of the said Geoffrey, in default a moiety of the said
tenements to remain to Alice, daughter of Thomas, son of
Thomas de Barlowe, and to the heirs begotten of her body, in
default the said moiety to remain to Margery, sister of the said
Alice, daughter of Thomas, and to the heirs of her body, in
default the said moiety to remain to John Williamson, of Elton,
the elder, and to the heirs of his body, in default the said moiety
to remain to the right heirs of the said Alice, wife of Henry.
The other moiety to remain to the said Margery and to the heirs
of her body, in default to remain to the said Alice, sister of the
said Margery, and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain
to the said John Williamson, and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said Alice, wife of
Henry, for ever.

143 (m. 6). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after the
Assumption, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i8th
August, 1397].

Between Margaret, daughter of Thomas de Lathum, knight,
plaintiff, and Nicholas de Haveryngton, knight, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of a moiety of the manor of Huyton.

Nicholas and Joan granted the said moiety to Margaret, and
remitted whatsoever they had therein for the term of Joan's life
to Margaret and her heirs for ever, for which Margaret gave
them 100 marks.

144 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Wednesday the feast of the
Assumption, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th
August, 1397].

Between Adam de Halstedes, plaintiff, and William Robard
and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 10 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, and a moiety of an acre of wood in W^ors-
thorn and Hirstewod.

William and Agnes remitted all right to Adam and his heirs,
for which Adam gave them 20 marks.

145 (m. 4). At Lancaster, on Wednesday the feast of the
Assumption, 21 Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster [i5th

54 FINAL CONCORDS.

August, 1397], and afterwards recorded on Monday in the fourth
week of Lent in the 22nd year [i8th March, 1398].

Between Henry de Baum forth and Ellen, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Henry de Scolefeld, deforciant of 2 messuages, 30 acres of
land, 6 acres of meadow, and 10 acres of turbary in Maudesley
and Croston.

Henry de Baumforth and Ellen acknowledged the said tene-
ments to be the right of Henry de Scolefeld, whereof the said
Henry had a moiety of the gift of Henry and Ellen, for which
Henry de Scolefeld granted the said moiety to Henry and Ellen
for their lives. Moreover Henry de Scolefeld granted that two
•parts of the other moiety which Richard de Werbirton and
Margery, his wife, held in dower of the said Margery, and also
that a third part of the said moiety which the said Richard and
Margery held for term of life, of the inheritance of the said
Henry de Scolefeld, on the day this concord was made, after the
decease of the said Richard and Margery should remain to the
said Henry and Ellen for their lives, after their decease to remain
to Richard, son of the said Henry and Ellen, and to the heirs
which the said Richard should beget by Rose, his wife, daughter
of Thomas de Aynesworth, in default to remain to the heirs of
the body of the said Richard, son of Henry and Ellen, in default
to remain to Thomas, brother of the said Richard, son of Henry
and Ellen, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to
John, brother of the said Thomas, and to the heirs of his body,
in default to remain to the heirs of the bodies of the said Henry
and Ellen, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the
said Ellen, in default to remain to John Henryson, of Scolefeld,
and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to Henry, son
of John de Scolefeld, and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to Thomas de Maudesley and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to Thomas, son of the said Thomas de Maudes-
ley, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to the right
heirs of the said Ellen for ever.

146 (m. 3). At Lancaster, on Friday in the fourth week of
Lent, 22 Dukedom l of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd March,

1398].

Between William de Prestmane, of Ulverston, plaintiff, and

1 I am unable to account for this change of style, which continued until the
Duke of Lancaster's death. — EDITOR.

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1398). 55

William Stot and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of a
messuage in Ulverston.

The deforciants remitted all right to William and his heirs,
for which William gave them 2os.

147 (m. 2). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth week
of Lent, 22 Dukedom of John, Duke of Lancaster [2ist March,

1398].

Between Robert, . . . by, chaplain, plaintiff, and John, son
of Richard Kayrous, and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 10 acres of land, and an acre of meadow in Warton
in Amondernesse.

John and Katherine acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Robert, to have and to hold to him and to his heirs
for ever, for which Robert gave them 10 marks.

148 (m. i). At Lancaster, on Friday in the fourth week of
Lent, 22 Dukedom of John, Duke of Lancaster [22nd March,
1398], and afterwards recorded on Monday next after the
Assumption in the said year [i9th August, I398].1

Between Roger de Bolton and Richard de Bukley, plaintiffs,
and John de Aynesworth, of Plesyngton, and Agnes, his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Plesyngton.

John and Agnes acknowledged the said manor to be the right
of Richard, and rendered it to him in the Court, except 3*. of
,rent. And they granted the said rent to the said Roger and
Richard, together with the homages and services of John de
Cophull, William Howell, Thomas de Leuesay, Richard de
Whallay, William de Redyssh, Joan, his wife, and of Alice,
sister of the said Joan, and of their heirs for the tenements which
they held in the said manor, to have and to hold to the said
Roger and Richard and to the heirs of Richard for ever, for
which Roger and Richard gave them 100 marks.

1 After the death of John, Duke of Lancaster, on the 3rd February, 1399, the
Palatinate of Lancaster was dealt with by the sovereign, Richard II., until his
death on the agth September in the same year.

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Chancery Roll no. 3. Deputy Keeper's
32nd Report, App. no. 4, pp. 348-361.)

FIRST YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1377-8.

John de Hoddeleston, chivaler, and Catherine, his wife, for a
writ of Assize of Novel Disseisin, witness the King and Duke, at
Lancaster, 2Oth May ; Nicholas de Syngleton, junior, for a writ
de " Conventione," witness the King and Duke, at Lancaster, 8th
May ; Laurence de Holm and Isabella, his wife ; William de
Par, chaplain ; Ralph de Radeclif ; Roger de Pilkyngton, chivaler ;
Henry de Bradshagh and Johanna, his wife ; Amice, widow of
William de Bradshagh, chivaler ; John de Croft and Mabel, his
wife, David de Irland and Margery, his wife, and John de Strang-
ways and Alice, his wife ; Roger de Longlegh ; William, son of
Thurstan de Holand ; John del Nott, senior ; Thomas le Moly-
neux of Keverdale ; Adam de Hoghton, kt., and Elena, his
wife ; Robert de Burgh ; Thomas le Wyse, clerk, and William
Gronel ; John, son of William Cay ; Thomas de Suthworth, kt. ;
Robert de Ursewik ; William de Accres of Kyrkedale ; Robert
del Eues, of Par ; Richard de Shutelesworth ; Matilda, widow of
Robert de Legh, of Adlyngton, senior ; Geoffrey de Workeslegh,
kt., and Maria, his wife ; John de Mascy, kt., and John, son of
Richard de Radcliffe ; Roger, son of Richard de Bradeshagh, of
Pynynton.

SECOND YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1378-9.

Richard de Shutelesworth ; John de Wandesford, and John
Le Botiller, of Merton ; William Langley, parson of the church
of Midilton, i8th March ; Richard Sonderland, chaplain, and
others, loth March ; John del Eues and his wife, Joan, witness
Henry, Earl of Derby, " filio Regis carissimo, custode regalitatis
comitatus sui palatini Lancastriae," nth July ; William de

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1381-2). 57

Wetherby, vicar of the church of Blakeburn, and Robert de
Carleton, chaplain ; Christofer de Broghton, John de Croft of
Dalton, and others, witness the aforesaid custos, 8th August ;
Hugh de Dacre, kt. ; Sarra, widow of Matthew de Burgh.

THIRD YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1379-80.

John de Henthorn, chaplain ; James de Pykeryng ; the
Abbot of Vale Royal ; John Byron, chivaler ; Richard de
Shotelesworth ; William de Tunstall ; John de Assheton, kt. ;
John Botiller, chivaler, and Alice, his wife ; Agnes, widow of
William Cupper of Chester ; Ralph de Bolton ; John del Elme-
trydyng ; John, son of William Cay ; William le Genour ; John
de Bredekirk ; the Abbot of Fourness ; Ralph de Tildeslegh ;
Richard de Shutelesworth.

FOURTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1380-1.

William de Bisphame, chaplain, and Thomas le Wrighteson,
of Cokirhame ; Matilda, widow of John de Etheliston ; John de
Sonky ; John de Kirkeby, chivaler, Edward de Lathum, and
Henry de Scaresbrek ; John, son of Roger Travers, of Heesham ;
Hugh de Dacre, kt. ; Henry de Scolefeld and Richard de Bolton ;
Walter Robynson, of Lancaster ; Robert de Alvetham and
Emma, his wife ; John le Botiller of Weryngton, chivaler ;
Alan de Caterale ; Nicholas Baret, chaplain ; Roger de Kever-
dale, chaplain, and Adam de Redeleghs, chaplain ; William de
Gouer, chaplain, and John de Fourness, chaplain ; Richard de
Shotelesworth.

FIFTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1381-2.

Thomas de Rigmayden ; James de Radclif; Geoffrey de
Workeslegh, kt., and John le Mascy, kt. ; John, son and heir of
Richard de Tounlay ; Robert del Eves ; John de Horneby, par-
son of Tatham, and William, son of Robert de Horneby ; Richard
de Redich ; Robert de Maunton, vicar of Eccles, and John de
Maunton, chaplain ; Roger de Byspham and Margaret, his wife ;
John, son of William Kay ; Richard, son of John Banastre, of
Walton-in-le-dale, and Joan, his wife.

58 FINAL CONCORDS.

SIXTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1382-3.
Thomas de Ditton, of Fourness, and others ; Elizabeth, widow
of John de Rigmayden, executrix of the will of John de Rigmay-
den ; Henry, son of Alan de Worthyngton ; Geoffrey de Wer-
berton ; Anabel, widow of John Comyn, of Neubold, and John
de Haydok ; John de Wassyngton and Johanna, his wife ; Wil-
liam de Athirton, kt. ; Master Richard de Wynewyke, parson of
Walton, and Master William de Assheton, clerk ; John de Hoi-
croft ; Nicholas Orell and Thomas de Fasacreley; Robert de
Syngleton.

SEVENTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1383-4.

Roger Henrison le Walssh ; Isabella, widow of William de
Bradeshagh, of Hagh, and Gilbert le Vikerymon, executors of the
will of the said William ; William, son of John de Hulm ;
Geoffrey, son of Adam Medocroft, and Margery, his wife ; John
de Bridestwisill, chaplain, and Richard de Twyston, chaplain j
the Abbot of Cokersand ; Thomas de Clayton, chaplain ; John
Fairfax, parson of Prestcotes ; Cecilia, widow of James de Lostok ;
Richard, son of John Banastre of Walton-in-le-dale j Thurstan,
son of Gilbert de Culchith and Elizabeth, his wife ; Gilbert de
.Culchith and Katherine, his wife ; Richard de Hadfeld ; John,
son of Robert de Singleton ; Thomas del More ; Henry de
Strangways ; William de Langeton, clerk ; William de Blakburn
and Katherine, his wife ; Henry Hoghwik ; John de Pilkyngton,
parson of Bury.

EIGHTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1384-5.

Walter de Strikeland ; John de Stanlowe ; John de la Warre,
kt. ; Roger del Barres ; William de Tunstall ; Robert de Hyde,
of Northbury ; Richard de Shotelisworth ; Isabella, widow of
Richard, son of William de Radclif ; Thomas, son of Henry de
Tildeslegh, and Alice, his wife ; the executors of the will of
Thomas de Trafford ; John de Leght, chaplain ; John la Warre,
kt., of Mamcestre ; Richard de Sutton and Henry de Bradshagh ;
William de Atherton, kt., and John de Holcroft ; John Cauchone,
late parson of Warton in Kendale ; Alicia, daughter of Adam de
Bury ; Peter de Shakerslegh ; Thomas, son of William de Bol-
roun ; Thomas Jacson del Lee ; John de Morlegh ; John de

JOHN, DUKE OF LANCASTER (1388-9). 59

Fletewode, executor of the will of John Skilicorn ; Richard, son
of Henry de Kyghley, kt. ; Margery, daughter of William de
Rigby, and Alicia, her sister ; Edward de Lathum and others ;
John de Holcroft ; Thomas de Strangways and Elena, his wife ;
John, son of William de Neuham ; Philip le Sadeler, of Lancaster;
Robert de Hyndelegh.

NINTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1385-6.

John, son of William de Singleton ; John del Holt, senior ;
Ralph de Frekilton ; Adam de Bredekirk ; Richard de Wyse-
beche, vicar of Kirkby in Lonsdale, and Alicia, widow of John
de Hornby, senior ; Ralph de Barton, of Rydale, for two writs.

TENTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1386-7.

Nicholas de Haveryngton, kt. ; Abbot of Fourneys ; Robert
de Clifton, chivaler ; Richard de Hoghton, kt. ; William, abbot
of Whalley ; Robert le Spenserson, of Scaresbrek ; Richard de
Athirton ; Thomas Gerard ; Isabella, widow of Nicholas de
Prestwich ; Thomas del Rawe ; Henry Geffray and Joan, his
wife, and others.

ELEVENTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1387-8.

William de Rigmayden ; Ralph de Radclif ; Robert de
Plesyngton, chivaler ; John Lascy and Agnes, his wife ; Thomas
del Hogh and Katherine, his wife ; Edmund Frere, of Lancaster,
and Cecilia, his wife ; Richard le Marschall, of Eukeston ; John
Carles ; Abbot of Whallay ; John de Catford and others ; Wil-
liam de Caton, bailiff of Lonesdale.

TWELFTH YEAR OF THE REGALITY, 1388-9.

Henry de Bradscolis ; Roger, vicar of Rochedale ; John, son
of Robert de Ines ; Henry de Trafford ; Ralph de Radclif; Wil-
liam de Selby, abbot of Whallay ; John Botiller, of Kirkland, and
Alice, his wife ; Matthew de Huyton ; John, son of Thurstan
de Tildeslegh ; John Lovell, kt. ; Roger de Pilkyngton, chivaler ;
Richard, son of Thomas Talbot ; John, son of Richard de Toun-
lay ; John, son of Geoffrey del Holt ; Nicholas Styveley ; Robert
de Harynton, kt., and Isabella, his wife.

LANCASTER.

HENRY IV., A.D. 1399—1413.

Upon the accession of Henry IV. to the Crown the Duchy
of Lancaster, with its lands, possessions, and rights, became vested
in the King in a character and capacity altogether different from
that in which they had been vested in John of Gaunt, Duke of
Lancaster, by virtue of the charters of Edward III. and Richard
II. That is to say, all principles of law, in virtue of which John
of Gaunt had held the same possessions, were extinguished by the
operation of the common law, and with the King's accession and
by force of it the possession of the Duchy, with all the franchises,
liberties, and jurisdiction, became vested in Henry IV. as King
and not as Duke, and those sovereign prerogatives and pre-
eminences, which by the law were uncommunicable by the
sovereign to a subject, were added, as it were, to the Duchy in
virtue of his higher and superior title of King, and thereupon
immediately clothed the lands and possessions of the Duchy with
all the prerogatives and pre-eminences which that higher and
superior title conferred upon the sovereign and his successors.1

One of the first acts of King Henry IV., after his accession
to the Crown was to grant in Parliament a charter, in which the
lands and possessions of the Duchy of Lancaster were declared to
be a separate inheritance, distinct from the lands and possessions
of the Crown. The prerogatives of the King were annexed to
the possessions so separated, but the rule and management of the
estates was to be under an appropriate management, the distribu-
tion of the revenues by a distinct Treasury, and the ordering of
all things connected therewith was vested in an establishment
called the Chancellor and Council of the Duchy.2

There are no Feet of Fines for the reign of Henry IV. now
preserved amongst the Palatinate of Lancaster Records. In the
35th Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records,

1 The Tf>th Report of the Deputy Keeper, pp. v-vi.
3 Ibid., vi.

I HENRY IV. (1400). 6l

Appendix no. 2, p. 49, it is erroneously stated that bundle
no. 8 of Prothonotary's Records contains " Final Concords, Henry
IV." These are fines of the reign of Henry VI., as stated in a
MS. correction in the copy of the same report kept in the Literary
Search Room of the Public Record Office.

Twelve fines for this reign, which have been discovered in
various MS. collections, are printed in this volume, and no doubt
others may turn up from time to time among private muniments.
But the most important indication of fines levied during this
reign is to be obtained from the particulars of fines given for
writs during this period, which were enrolled upon Duchy of
Lancaster, Chancery Rolls nos. 4 and 5, and Close Roll no. I,
printed in the Appendix to the 33rd Report of the Deputy
Keeper, pp. 1-8, and in the Appendix to the 3Jth Report, no. 2,
pp. 172-4. For convenience of reference the entries — which
give the name of the plaintiff (or occasionally of more than one
plaintiff) in the suit — are given below, but it must be remembered
that only a few of the writs here particularised were issued in pleas
of covenant afterwards concluded by the levying of a fine, the bulk
relating to other suits pending in the court at Lancaster. The
probable proportion of the former to the latter may be estimated
by referring to the fines paid for writs during the first twelve
years of the Regality of John, Duke of Lancaster, and comparing
the total with the number of fines levied during the same
period.

i. At Lancaster, , I Henry IV.

Between William Danyel, the elder, and Clemence, his wife,
plaintiffs, and John le Tayllour, of Bold, and William Cooke, of
Bolde, deforciants of 4 messuages, 80 acres of land, 40 acres of
turbary, 100 acres of pasture, and n shillings of rent in Sutton,
Eccleston, and Ray nh ill.

John and William acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of William Danyel and Clemence, his wife, for their life,
after their decease to remove to William Danyel, the younger,
and the heirs of his body.1

1 Dodsworlh's MSS., Bold Deeds, vol. cxlii, /. 242.

62 FINAL CONCORDS.

2. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week of Lent,
2 Henry IV. [22nd March, 1401].

Between Margaret, daughter of Jordan de Workeslegh, late
the wife of Thurstan, son of Richard de Tildeslegh, and Thomas
Tildeslegh, son of the said Thurstan, plaintiffs, and John le
Mascy, of Tatton, chivaler, and Alice, his wife, Thomas Mascy,
son of the same John and Alice, and Geoffrey, brother of the same
Thomas, deforciants of 12 messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres
of meadow, 100 acres of wood, 100 acres of pasture, and 100
acres of moor in Workeslegh \W'orsley\.

The deforciants acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of Margaret and Thomas, who gave them i oo marks of silver.1

3. At Lancaster, [on Tuesday next after the feast of the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist ?], 2 Henry IV. [3Oth August,
1401], before William Gascoigne and John Cokayne, justices.

Between John, son of Nicholas de Baumford, and Katherine,
his wife, plaintiffs, and Nicholas de Baumford and Cecily, his
wife, deforciants of tenements in Mamecestre.

[Nicholas and Cecily remitted all right in the tenements to
John and Katherine, &c.2]

4. At Lancaster, [on Tuesday next after the feast of the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist r], 2 Henry IV. [3Oth August,
1401].

Between Nicholas le Botiller and Margery, his wife, plaintiffs,
and John Botiller, of Roucliff, knight, and Agnes, his wife, de-
forciants of tenements in Little Hole.

[John and Agnes remitted all right in the tenements to
Nicholas and Margery, &c.3]

5. At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the feast of the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist, " anno regni regis Henrici
quarti et ducatus sui regal' secundo" [joth August, 1401].

Between Robert de Bolron, plaintiff, and John del Carre, of
Lancastre, deforciant of 2 messuages, a garden, and 5 acres of

1 Towncley'sMSS., vol. DD, penes W. Farrer, no. 947. The tenements prob-
ably represented the estate of Wardley.

2 From the record of the fine of 135. $d. paid for licence to agree. Robert del
Holt is named as narrator ( Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no I m id)

1 Ibid., m. 6d.

9 HENRY IV. (1408). 63

land in Lancastre, which John Ammory holds for the term of
the life of John, son of Robert del Karre.

John granted the reversion of the said tenements after the
decease of the said John, son of Robert, to the said Robert and
his heirs, for which Robert gave him 20 marks of silver.1

6. At Lancaster, in the Court of the County Palatine of
Lancastre, on Wednesday in the fourth week of Lent, 3 Henry
IV., and of his County Palatine the third [gth March, 1402].

Between William de Lunt and Richard More, chaplains,
plaintiffs, and John de Linacre, of Liverpull, and Juliana, his
wife, deforciants of 3 messuages and 6 acres of land with the
appurtenances in Lyverpull.

John and Juliana acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of William, as those which they have by the gift of the said John
and Juliana, and they remitted them to the said William and
Richard and to the heirs of William (with warranty), for which
William and Richard gave them 10 marks of silver.2

7. At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week of Lent, 4
Henry IV. [iQth March, 1403].

Between Henry, son of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumber-
land, knight, William Thirnyng, knight, John de Meeres, John
de la Launde, Roger Welby, Nicholas Motte, parson of the
church of Swyneshead, Thomas Barneby, parson of the church of
Rothewell, Simon Luffenham, William Auncell, John Overton,
and William Houghton, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Thomas La
Warre, clerk, deforciant of the manors of Mamcestre and
Keuerdale and of the advowsons of the churches of Mamcestre
and Assheton \_Ashton-under-Lyne],

Thomas La Warre acknowledged the said manors, &c., to be
the right of William Houghton, to have and to hold to the
plaintiffs and to the heirs of the said William Houghton for ever
(with warranty), for which the plaintiffs gave him 1000 marks
of silver.3

8. At Lancaster, on Friday in the first week of Lent, 9
Henry IV. [gth March, 1408], before William Gascoigne and
John Cokayne, justices.

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Prolhonotary's Records, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 5.

2 Towncley's MSS., Crosse Deeds, vol. GG., no. 2809; Addit. MSS., no
32, 107, /. 377/5. See also Harl. MSS,, no. 2042, /. 159^.

3 Palatinate of Lancaster, Chan. Miscel., Bundle I, file 9, m. 6l.

64 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between John del Fere and Nicholas de Workesley, plaintiffs,
and Richard de Parr, of Workesley, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants
of 4 messuages, 40 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 3 acres
of pasture with the appurtenances in Worseley.1

Richard and Ellen acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of John and Nicholas, who granted the same to Richard
and Ellen, to hold of the chief lords of that fee for the
life of Richard and Ellen, after their decease to remain to Oliver,
son of the said Richard and Ellen, and the heirs male of his body,
in default to remain to William, brother of the said Oliver, and
his heirs male, in default to remain to Hugh, brother of the said
William, and his heirs male, in default to remain to Henry, brother
of the same Hugh, and his heirs male, in default to remain to
Richard, brother of the same Henry, and his heirs male, in default to
remain to John, brother of the same Richard, and his heirs male, in
default to remain to Geoffrey, brother of the same John, and his
heirs male, in default to remain to Robert, brother of the same
Geoffrey, and his heirs male, in default to remain to the heirs
male issuing of the bodies of the same Richard de Parr and Ellen,
in default to remain to Margaret, sister of the same Robert, and
her heirs male, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said
Ellen for ever.

9. At Lancaster, on Friday in the first week of Lent, 9 Henry
IV. [gth March, 1408].

Between Richard Straunge, chaplain, and William Brokes-
mouth, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Henry de Totehull and Margery,
his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 25 acres of land, 5 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of wood, 4 acres of pasture, and i penny of rent
with the appurtenances in Tildeslegh.

Henry and Margery acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Richard and William, who granted the same to the said
Henry and Margery, to hold to them and the heirs male issuing
of their bodies of the chief lords of that fee, in default to remain
to Emote, daughter of the same Henry, and her heirs, in default to
remain to the right heirs of the said Margery for ever.2

1 Towneley's MSS., vol. DD., penes W. Farrer, no. 953. The tenements
probably represented the estate of Kempnall, or Kempnough, in Worsley.

2 Ibid., no. 945. The tenements represented the estate of Cleworth in
Tyldesley.

12 HENRY IV. (1411). 65

10. At Lancaster,1 , u Henry
IV. [ , 1410].

Between Nicholas Blundell, plaintiff, and Richard Eves and
Matilda, his wife, deforciants of 6 acres of land in Sefton.

Richard and Matilda remitted all right to Nicholas and his
heirs, for which Nicholas gave them iocs.2

11. At Lancaster, before William Gascoign and John Cokain,
justices, on , 1 1 Henry IV. [

, 1410].

Between Ralph Burnel, plaintiff, and Richard Scot, of
Wigan, and Alice, his wife, Roger Scot, his son, and Avice, his
wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 27 acres of land [in Wigan ?].

The deforciants released all right to Ralph Burnel, who
granted to Richard and Alice i messuage, 7 acres of land for
their lives, after their decease to remain to Roger and Avice and
the heirs of their bodies. After the decease of Roger and Avice
[the remainder or the tenements ?] to remain to the right heirs of
Alice for ever (sic].3

12. At Lancaster, on Thursday next before the feast of St.
Lawrence, in the I2th year of the reign of Henry, King of Eng-
land and France, and of his County Palatine of Lancaster [6th
August, 1411], before William Gascoigne and John Cokayne,
justices.

Between Thomas, bishop of Durham, John Henege, Nicholas
Motte, clerk, Richard Lumbard, clerk, Richard Fryth, clerk,
William Rouceby, clerk, William Thirnyng, knight, Simon
Laffenham, William Auncell, and John Overton, plaintiffs, and
Thomas La Warre, deforciant of the manors of Mamecestre
[Manchester] and Kiuerdeley [Cuerdley] and of the advowson of
the church of Mamcestre.

Thomas La Warre acknowledged the manors and advowson
to be the right of the said William de Rouceby as those which
the plaintiffs have by his gift, and released them to the said
plaintiffs for ever.4

1 Before William Gascoigne and John Cockaine.

2 Towneleys MSS., Bl. H. iii, I ; copied from Kuerten's MSS., College of
Arms, vol. ii, no. 45.

s KuerdetJs MSS., College of Arms, ii, 259, deed no. 71.
4 From a deed in the possession of Sir Oswald Mpsley of Rolleston Hall, bart.

E

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Chancery Roll no. 4. Deputy Keeper's
33rd Report, App. no. i, pp. 1-3.)

i HENRY IV., 1399-1400.

Nicholas de Atherton, Richard del Crooke, of Whithull,
Mathew de Tyldeslegh, John de Radclyf, William Danyel,1
Robert de Urswyk, Thomas Home, William le Botiller, and
others.

2 HENRY IV., 1400-1.

John de Hodeleston, Richard de Massy, of Sale, and Elena,
his wife, Thomas de Syngleton, the elder, Elias de Bradeshagh,
Richard Fitz John, John de Dalton, William Wythur and Isabella,
his wife, John de Massy, of Tatton, chivaler, and Alice, his wife,
Margaret, daughter of Jordan de Workeslegh, widow of Thurstan,
son of Richard de Tildeslegh, and Thomas de Tildeslegh, son of
the said Thurstan,2 Robert, son of William de Workeslegh, and
others.

3 HENRY IV., I4OI-2.3

The Abbot of Cokersand, Richard, son of John de Holand,
of Hale, bastard, Alice, widow of Adam de Chadirton, Thomas
de Claghton, Robert de Workeslegh, Richard de Urmeston, Sir
Gilbert de Halsale, chivaler, Thomas More, of Liverpool, Sir
Henry le Norreys, knight, and Alice, his wife, and John Bost, of
Penreth.

John Marshall, of Preston, fines for a writ De debito, and
John de Oxclifffor a writ De formi donationis, ist August.

4 HENRY IV., 1402-3.

Henry, son of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland,4 William
de Oxclif and Margery, his wife, Richard Donne, of Cronton,

1 See Fine no. I. » See Fine no. 2.

s Chancery Roll no. 5. * See Fine no. 7.

HENRY IV. 67

and Elizabeth, his wife, Robert, son of Mathew de Southworth,
of Culchith, and Agnes, his wife, Robert de Cliderowe, Nicholas,
son of Gilbert de Syngleton, Sir Thomas Talbot, chivaler, John
Bost, of Penreth, Roger Fyngland, Christopher, son of Roger de
Preston, and William Lount, chaplain.

5 HENRY IV., 1403-4.

Sir John de Dalton, chivaler, Thurstan de Anderton, John de
Stanlawe, of Lancaster, Thomas Waddesley, of Wigan, Sir Ralph
de Radclif, kt>, Sir John de Bothome, chivaler, and Christiana,
his wife, Sir William le Botiller, of Werington, chivaler.

6 HENRY IV., 1404-5.

Thomas del More, of Liverpool, and Margery, his wife,
Christopher de Broghton and Elizabeth, his wife, Sir John de
Dalton, chivaler, Margery, daughter of John de Asshton, of
Wolfall, Margaret, widow of Elias de Bradshaw, Henry, son of
Adam de Bretherton, Sir Richard Kirkeby, chivaler, William de
Tarleton, Robert Faseacrelegh and Ellen, his wife, Gilbert de
Standissh and Joan, his wife, John, son of Sir John de Holand, of
Thorpwaterville, chivaler, Sir Nicholas de Athirton, chivaler,
Gilbert de Man and Alice, his wife, and Richard Jonson, of
Cunneswyk, and Petronilla, his wife.

7 HENRY IV., 1405-6.

Thomas de Kilchith, Sir William Haryngton, kt., Thomas
Gerard, Thomas de Toneton, parson of the church of Wath,
Thomas de Wekirsley, parson of the church of Stokysley, Nicholas
de Hesketh and Margaret, his wife, Katharine, widow of John de
Lathum, Gilbert de Adburgham, Elias Banastre, Nicholas de
Croft and Ellen, his wife, William de Hudleston, of Coupeland,
and Joan, his wife, Joan, daughter of William de Rixton, of
Weryngton, John Smalwode, of Lancaster, Robert de Fasacrelegh
and Ellen, his wife, and Thomas de Hyton, parson of the church
of Ha . . ., Roger de Bolton and Ismania, his wife, Simon
de Walmesley, Thomas la Warre, clerk, Robert de Longley,
William de Hudeleston, Robert de Staveley, Sir John de
Radclif, of Ordesall, kt., Henry de Brethirton, chaplain, John
Cowell, chaplain, Thurstan de Holcroft and Isabella, his wife,
Sir Henry le Norreis, knight, and Thomas de Osbaldeston.

68 FINAL CONCORDS.

8 HENRY IV., 1406-7.

Joan, widow of Sir Thomas de Lamplugh, chivaler, John Law-
rence and Margery, his wife, William de Wasshyngton, Thomas
de la Warre, clerk, Lord of Mamcestre, Henry de Halsall, clerk,
Richard de Townlay, John de Workesley, William Shoghsmyth,
Sir John de Croft, chivaler, William, son of William, son of
John de Maudesley, Thurstan de Pynyngton, Thomas de Sonky,
of Weryngton, Henry de Wynstanlegh, Richard de Habryngham,
Sir John de Irlond, chivaler, Ralph, son of Henry, son of John
de Standyssh, John de Adburgham and Alice, his wife, Adam,
son of Robert de Buklegh and Alice, his wife, Henry de Scares-
brek, William Danyell, Anilla Gentill, Richard del Croke, of
Whithull, and Sir Nicholas de Athirton, chivaler.

9 HENRY IV., 1407-8.

Robert de Lathum, William de la More, Sir Thomas Gerard,
kt., Thurstan de Atherton, John Fobell, of Furness, and Chris-
tiana, his wife, Ralph de Radclif, son of Sir Ralph de Radclif,
kt., and Thomas de Trafford, executors of the will of Sir Ralph
de Radclif, late sheriff of Lancashire, John del Bothe, of Barton,
Thomas de Longley, late keeper of the King's Privy Seal, Robert
de Urswyk, Thomas de Urswyk, Richard de Townlay, William,
son of Sir William de Athirton, kt., John del Fere, Nicholas de
Workeslegh,1 Richard Straunge, chaplain, William Brokesmouth,
chaplain,2 John Dynlay, William Sclatere, of Padeham, Sir John
de Bolde, kt., John Nowell of Rede, Richard de Abricham, Wil-
liam Ambros, James de Pykering, and William de Grenhils, of
Preston, Richard de Wode and Alice, his wife, Nicholas Blundell
and Ellen, his wife, Geoffrey de Bradshagh, Maud, widow of Sir
John Lovell, chivaler, the executors of the will of Sir Ralph de
Vernon, kt., John le Bredkirk, Edmond de Andirton, Ralph de
Barton, Peter de Werberton, the executors of the will of Richard
Boterworth, senior, and John de Dokesbury, Richard de Hode-
leston, Richard de Workesley, Robert de Fasacrelegh and Ellen,
his wife, William de Grenhils of Preston, John de York, vicar
of the church of Ecclis, John del Bothe of Barton, John King,
chaplain, Thomas Newton, chaplain, and Robert de Walmersley
and Alice, his wife.

1 See Fine no. 8. 2 See Fine no. 9.

HENRY IV. 69

10 HENRY IV., 1408-9.

William de Rigmayden gives a fine for a writ of assize of
novel disseisin, i6th October.

11 HENRY IV., 1409-10.

Margaret, widow of Hugh de Barlawe, Thomas Trygge, of
Chorley, Margery, widow of Thomas del More, of Liverpool, and
Robert de Irland, Sir John de Irlond, kt., William, son of
John de Oxclif, Thurstan de Anderton, Geoffry de Bradshagh,
Richard del Crosse, Richard de Townley, Robert, son of Nicholas
de Syngleton, of Broghton, Mathew, son of Henry de Tildesley,
Ralph, son of Robert de Staveley, Thomas, son of Robert de
Staveley, and Oliver, son of Robert de Staveley, executors of the
will of Robert de Staveley, Elias, son of Elias de Entwysill, Sir
Richard de Kyghley, kt., and Katharine, his wife, widow of
Sir Peter Mauliverer, Katharine, daughter of John le Walsh, of
Aghton, and Matilda, her sister, Joan, widow of Thomas de
Radclif of Wynnarlegh, John Nowell, of Rede, John de Urme-
ston, of Westley, William Swynley, of Liverpool, and Margaret,
his wife, John de Bredkirk and Edmond de Andirton, Robert de
Radclif, of Osbaldston, Robert de Blakay and Richard de Blakay,
Christopher de Brethirton, and John de Preston, bailiff of the
liberty of the abbot and convent of Furness monastery, Robert
de Radclif of Osbaldeston, Robert de Blakay, and Richard de
Blakay, Christopher de Bretherton, Thomas, son of Adam le
Parker, of Chorley, James de Pykeryng, Edward de Hoghton
and Alice, his wife, Joan, who was the wife of Thomas de
Lamplugh, kt., John Laurence and Margery, his wife, and
William de Wasshyngton, Richard de Workesley, John de Rad-
cliff, and John de Lancastreshire, and Margery, who was the wife
of William de Atherton, kt.

12 HENRY IV., 1410-11.

John de Sotheworth, of Hoghton, Robert le Parker, of Man-
chester, Robert Gilybrond and Joan, his wife, Margery, late the
wife of Thomas de More, of Liverpool, John de Faryngton,
Richard de Chadirton, Ralph de Wiswall, of Kirkdale, and John
le Dey, of Liverpool, William Boteler, chivaler, William de
Berdesey, of Berdesey, Henry de Birchenshagh, Adam de Lever,

70 FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard de Hodeleston, and John, son of John, son of Thurstan
de Tyldesley, Thomas Longeley, Bishop of Durham, William
Thirnyng, kt., John Henege, Nicholas Motte, parson of Swyne-
shevede, Richard Lumbard, parson of Holtham, William Rouceby,
vicar of Sleford, William Auncell, John Overton, and Richard
Fryth,1 Thomas de Byrum, David de Hulme, Richard de Turton,
Cecily, daughter of Ralph de Redyche, John de Assheton, kt.,
James de Haveryngton, kt., and Richard de Radclyf, of Radclyf,
Nicholas de Croft, esq., Robert, son of Richard, son of Richard de
Tettelawe, bastard, John de Chadirton and Anabilla, his wife,
Robert de Penulbury and Elena, his wife, and Adam de Hodersale
and Elena, his wife, Thurstan, son of Henry de Pynyngton, and
John de Cophull, of Cophull.

13 HENRY IV., 1411-12.

William Botiller, of Weryngton, kt., Robert, son of John de
Radclif, of Chaderton, executor of the will of John de Radclif, of
Chaderton, William de Dutton, the abbot of Dieulacres, Thurstan
de Holcroft and Isabella, his wife, Joan, who was the wife of
Peter de Traffbrd, Thomas de Wynstanley, Henry de Athirton,
the younger, and Henry Charles, chaplain, Richard de Athirton,
Thomas de Neuton, chaplain, and Edmund de Whitacre, chap-
lain, John de Chadirton and Anabilla, his wife, Robert de Penul-
bury and Elena, his wife, and Adam de Hodersale and Elena, his
wife, William Daas, parson of Wynwyk, and Thomas de
Longley, late Archdeacon of Norfolk, Eustace Daas, and John
Drewe, John, son of John de Brokholes, Henry de Hoghton,
kt., John de Assheton, kt., William de Berdesey, of Berdesey,
Robert de Urswyk, Adam de Scoles, chaplain, and Thomas
Glysson of Bykerstath, and Nicholas de Croft, esq.

/ See Fine no. 12.

LANCASTER.

HENRY V., A.D. 1413 — 1422.

1 (m. 5O).1 Final agreement made in the Court of the
Lord the King, of his County Palatine of Lancaster, at Lancaster,
on Thursday the feast of St. Lawrence, in the first year of the
reign of Henry [V.], son of King Henry, King of England and
France, and the first of his County Palatine [ioth- August, 1413].

Between William Westby and Ellen, his wife, plaintiffs, and
William Craven and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of 6 messu-
ages and 6 oxgangs of land in Lancastre and Urswyk in
Fourneys.

William and Margaret granted the said tenements to William
and Ellen, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of
their bodies of the said William and Margaret and the heirs of
Margaret for ever, rendering 95. yd. by the year, in default
of their issue the said tenements to revert to Margaret and to
her heirs, for which William and Ellen gave them 100 marks.

2 (m. 49). At Lancaster, on Friday the Morrow of St.
Lawrence, i Regality of Henry, Duke of Lancaster [i ith August,

Between Roger, son of Adam de Hulton, and Joan, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Adam de Hulton and Joan, his wife, deforciants of
a messuage, 70 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in
Denton.

Adam and Joan granted the said tenements to Roger and Joan,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs males of the said
Roger by the said Joan, of Adam and Joan and the heirs of
Adam, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist, in default of heir male by the said Joan the said
tenements to revert to Adam and Joan and to the heirs of Adam
for ever, for which Roger and Joan gave them 100 marks.

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 5 (temp. Henry V.).

72 FINAL CONCORDS.

3 (m. 48). At Lancaster, on Friday the Morrow of St.
Lawrence, i Henry V. [nth August, 1413].

Between William de Button and Robert Elliswyk, plaintiffs,
and Richard de Sotheworth, of Gressynham, and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of 3 messuages, 40 acres of land, and 4 acres of
meadow in Etheliswyk [Els-wick].

Richard and Alice granted the said tenements to William and
Robert, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of Robert,
of the said Richard and Alice and the heirs of Richard for the
term of 18 years, rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist, after the said term the said tenements to
revert to Richard and Alice and to the heirs of Richard, for which
William and Robert gave them 20/1.

4 (m. 46). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the feast
of St. Lawrence, 2 [Henry V., i6th August, 1414].

[Between John Cowell, chaplain, and John Thornton,] x chap-
lain, plaintiffs, and William de Bradshagh, of Westeley, esquire,
deforciant of the manor of Blakrode.

W[illiam] acknowledged the saidmanor tobethe right of thesaid
John Cowell, for which the said John and John granted two parts
of the said manor to the said William for the life of the said William,
after his decease [to remain to] Elizabeth, the wife of Richard de
Haryngton, son of James de Haryngton, knight, and to the heirs of
the body of the said Elizabeth begotten by Richard, in default to
remain to the heirs of the body of the said William, in default to
remain to the said Richard and to the heirs begotten of his body, in
default after the said Richard's decease to remain to James de
Haryngton, knight, and to his heirs for ever. The said John and
John also granted to the said Richard and Elizabeth a third part of
the said manor, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs afore-
said of the said Elizabeth for ever, in default the said third part to
remain to William, son of Hugh de Bradshagh, and to the heirs
of his body, in default the said third part to remain to the heirs
of the body of the said Richard, in default to remain to the said
James and to his heirs for ever.

5 (m. 44). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St. Law-
rence, 2 Henry V. [i6th August, 1414].

1 Added from Aston Hall Deeds, no. 1012, now in the British Museum. The
justices were Richard Norton and William Lasynghy. Vide Chctham Soc. , xcv,
109.

2 HENRY V. (1416). 73

Between Henry de Halsale, Archdeacon of Chester, plaintiff,
and Owin de Peneryth, of Ledeyate, and Joan, his wife, deforci-
ants of a fourth part of the manor of Ledeyate.

Owin and Joan remitted all right to the Archdeacon and to his
heirs, for which the Archdeacon gave them 100 marks.

6 (m. 42). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 2 Henry V. [22nd March, 1415].

Between John Taillour, of Turton, plaintiff, and Robert de
Plesyngton, of Turton, and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 18 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 2 acres of
wood in Turton.

Robert and Cecilia acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of John, for which John granted them to Cecilia,
to have and to hold to her and to the heirs of her body,
in default a third part to remain to Richard, son of Thomas
Bradshagh, of Hagh, ' Bastard,' and to the heirs of his body, in
default the said third part to remain to Christopher, brother of
the said Richard, and to the heirs of his body, in default the said
third part to remain to Lawrence, brother of the said Christopher,
and to the heirs of his body, in default the said third part to re-
main to the right heirs of the said Cecilia, another third part to
remain to Thomas Baron and to his heirs, and also a third part
of a third part of the said tenements to remain to Thomas Jonson,
4 Smyth,' and to his heirs for ever.

7 (m. 41). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the fourth week
of Lent, 2 Henry V. [25th March, 1415].

Between William de Cherneley, son of John de Cherneley,
of Erlesgate, and of Almarica, his wife, plaintiff, and the said
John and Almarica, deforciants of a messuage, 50 acres of land,
and 6 acres of meadow in Barton.

John and Almarica granted the said tenements to William, to
have and to hold to him and to his heirs, rendering 465. 8d. by
the year to John and Almarica during the said John's life, and
rendering 405. to Almarica after John's decease if she survive
him, for which William gave them 20 marks.

8 (m. 39). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 3 Henry V. [7th March, 1416].

Between Thomas Nikson, of Fisshewyk, plaintiff, and Henry

74 FINAL CONCORDS.

Michell, of Fisshewyk, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage and 7 acres of land in Fisshewyk.

Henry and Ellen remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 20 marks.

9 (m. 33). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the fourth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [28th March, 1418].

Between Robert Halsted, clerk, and Thomas Caton, clerk,
plaintiffs, and John Norres, of Wolveton, and Anilla, his wife,
deforciants of 2 messuages, 3 tofts, 60 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, i6</. of rent, and a fifth part of 16 acres of land in
Allerton, Ditton, Huyton, and Speke.

John and Anilla acknowledged the said tenements and fifth
part to be the right of Thomas, for which Robert and Thomas
granted the said messuages, 48 acres of land, the meadow, rent,
and fifth part to John and Anilla, to have and to hold for their
lives, after their decease to remain to Joan, wife of Henry de
Mosok, and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to
Katherine [sister of Joan],1 and to the heirs of her body, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said John. Also, the
said Robert granted the residue to John for his life, after his
decease to remain to Henry Mosok and Joan, his wife, and to
the heirs males issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the
heirs of the body of the said Joan, in default to remain to the
right heirs of the said John.

10 (m. 32). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the fourth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [28th March, 1418].

Between John, son of Edmund de Cliderhowe, and Henry,
son of John de Worslegh, plaintiffs, and Henry, son of John
de Standen, deforciant of a messuage, 70 acres of land, and
20 acres of meadow in Great Penhulton [Great Pendleton, par.
fPhallty].

Henry, son oF John de Standen, acknowledged the said tene-
ments to be the right of John, for which the plaintiffs granted the
said tenements to Henry, son of John de Standen, for his life, after
his decease to remain to William, son of the said Henry, son of
John de Standen, and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to the right heirs of Henry, son of John de Standen.

1 Added from Asian Hall Deeds, no. 890, now in the British Museum.

5 HENRY V. (1418). 75

11 (m. 31). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [joth March, 1418].

Between Richard de Hoghton, chivaler, and Richard de
Ewod, vicar of the church of Eccles, plaintiffs, and Roger de
Whalley and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 24 acres
of pasture, 16 acres of wood, and a moiety of a messuage in
Plesyngton and Aghton [Aighton}.

Roger and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Richard, for which Richard and Richard granted them
to Roger and Alice for their lives, after their decease to remain
to Joan, daughter of the said Roger and Alice, and to the heirs
of her body, in default to remain to Richard de Whalley, father
of the said Roger, and to his heirs for ever.

12 (m. 30). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week of
Lent, 5 Henry V. [joth March, 1418].

Between James de Bulhalgh and Alice, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Robert de Bulhalgh and Margery, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 30 acres of land, and 3 acres of meadow in Birkyrstath
\Bicktritafff\.

Robert and Margery granted the said tenements to James
and Alice, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing
of their bodies, of Robert and Margery and the heirs of Margery,
rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, in
default of their issue the said tenements to revert to Robert and
Margery and to the heirs of Margery, for which James and
Alice gave them 40 marks.

13 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fifth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [jist March, 1418].

Between Thomas Brekeale, chaplain, and John Gully, chap-
lain, plaintiffs, and John Eltonhede and Matilda, his wife, defor-
ciants of 12 messuages, one wind-mill, 200 acres of land, 7 acres
of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 7 acres of wood, 3 acres of moor,
ids. yl. of rent, and a fourth part of 300 acres of pasture and
500 acres of moor in Sutton.

John Eltonhede and Matilda remitted all right to Thomas and
John Gully and to the heirs of Thomas for ever, for which
Thomas and John gave them 300 marks.

14 (m. 28). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [joth March, 1418].

76 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between Margaret, late the wife of John Warenne, knight,
Lawrence Warenne, and Agnes, late the wife of Nicholas
Warenne, plaintiffs, and John de Workesley and Agnes, his wife,
and Katherine de Workesley, deforciants of the manor of Wod-
plumpton, and of a fourth part of the manor of Forneby.

The deforciants remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Lawrence, for which the plaintiffs gave them 200/1.

15 (m. 26). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Law-
rence, 5 Henry V. [i3th August, 1417].

Between Richard de Wynwyk, chaplain, plaintiff, and Gilbert
del Bruches and Katherine,1 his wife, deforciants of five messuages,
40 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, and 36*. 8d. of rent in
Pulton [Pou/ton, in the par. of Warringtori] and Glasbrok.

Gilbert and Katherine acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Richard, for which Richard granted them to Gilbert
and Katherine for their lives, after their decease to remain to
William, son of the said Gilbert and Katherine, and to the heirs
of his body, in default to remain to Nicholas, brother of the said
William, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to John,
son of [Hugh] . . . and to the heirs of his body. [Moreover if it
shall happen that John son of?] the same Hugh shall die without
heir of his body the said tenements to remain to Margaret,
daughter of the said William, and to the heirs of her body,
in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Katherine for
ever.

1 6 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Law-
rence, 5 Henry V. [i3th August, 1417]. .

Between John Wolton and William Chauntrell, plaintiffs, and
John de Lynacre, of Lyverpull, and Juliana, his wife, deforciants
of two messuages and 31 acres of land in Lyverpull.

John and Juliana acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of John Wolton, for which John Wolton and William
granted them to John and Juliana for their lives, rendering a rose
by the year to John de Wolton and William and the heirs of
John, after their decease the said tenements to revert to John
and William and to the heirs of John.

17 (m. 24). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Lawerence, 5 Henry V. [i2th August, 1417].

1 She was one of the sisters and co-heirs of William de Moston, lord of Poulton.

7 HENRY V. (1420). 77

Between Elias de Entwisell and John de Lever, plaintiffs, and
John de Entwisell and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of two
messuages, a garden, 3 oxgangs and 80 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, and 75. of rent in Wythyngton and Mamchestre,
and of the eighth part of the manor of Chorleton.1

John and Margaret acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Elias, for which Elias and John de Lever granted them to
John and Margaret, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs
of the body of the said Margaret for ever, in default to remain to
the right heirs of the said Margaret.

1 8 (m. 23). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Lawrence, 5 Henry V. [i6th August, 1417].

Between John del Halgh, of Bolton on the Moors, brother of
Elias del Halgh, plaintiff, and Elias del Halgh, of Bolton on the
Moors, deforciant of 5 messuages, 100 acres of land, 12 acres of

acres of wood and i8d. of rent in Bolton on the

Moors.

Elias [del Halgh] released [all right in the tenements] to John
and his heirs, for which John gave him 100 marks.

19 (m. 21). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the fourth week
of Lent, 5 Henry V. [28th March, 1418].

Between John de Lancastre and Thomas de Assheton,
plaintiffs, and John de Clayton, of Burnehull, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of two messuages, 80 acres of land, and 4 acres
of meadow in Eukeston.

John de Clayton and Joan acknowledged the said tenements
to be the right of John de Lancastre, for which John de Lancastre
and Thomas granted them to John de Clayton and Joan, to have
and to hold to them of John de Lancastre and Thomas and the
heirs of John for their lives, rendering a rose by the year at the
Nativity of St. John the Baptist. After the decease of the said
John and Joan the said tenements to revert to John de Lancastre
and Thomas and to the heirs of John for ever.

20 (m. 20). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 7 Henry V. [2ist March, 1420].

Between Rowland de Thorneburgh, plaintiff, and John
Travers, of Cartmele, co. Lancaster, esquire, and Joan, his wife,

1 Choriton-upon-Medlock. Vide " Mamecestre," Chetham Society ; Iviii, 499.

78 FINAL CONCORDS.

deforciants of 12 messuages, 400 acres of land, 40 acres of
meadow, 100 acres of wood, and a moiety of 1000 acres of
pasture, 200 acres of wood, and 200 acres of moor in Broghton1
and Hesham [Heyshani].

John and Joan remitted all right to Rowland and his heirs,
for which Rowland gave them 100 marks.

21. [At Lancaster, on] Thursday in the fourth week of
Lent, in the year of King Henry, of England and France [the
Vth], of his County Palatine the eighth [2ist March, 1420].

Between William de Haveryngton, knight, plaintiff, and
Ralph de Faireclogh, deforciant of six pence of rent in Shevyng-
ton.

Ralph acknowledged the said rent to be the right of William,
and granted it to him together with the homage and all the ser-
vices of Thomas de Traffbrth and Margery, his wife, and of
their heirs for the tenements which they formerly held of the
said Ralph in the said town, to have and to hold to the said
William and his heirs for ever, and for this grant, &c., William
gave to the said Ralph ioos. of silver.1

22 (m. 19). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Assumption, 8 Henry V. [2Oth- August, 1420].

Between Thomas, son of Nicholas de Fysshewyk, plaintiff,
and John de Tyrell, of Hunden, deforciant of a messuage and
15 acres of land in Preston.

John acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Thomas, whereof the said Thomas had the said messuage and 1 2
acres of land of the gift of the said John, and those he remitted
to the said Thomas and to his heirs for ever. Moreover John
granted that 3 acres which Margaret, late the wife of Roger
Tyrell, of Preston, held for term of life in the said town, after
the said Margaret's decease should revert to the said Thomas and
his heirs for ever, for which Thomas gave him 40 marks.

23 (m. 1 8). At Lancaster, on Friday the Vigil of St.
Bartholomew, 8 Henry V. [23rd August, 1420],

Between Gilbert de Adburgham and William de Perburn,
plaintiffs, and John Gerard, of Ines, and Ellen, his wife, deforciants

1 Probably East Broughton, in the par. of Cartmel.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 2.

9 HENRY V. (1421). 79

of the manor of Ines [Ince, par. Wigan\ with the appurtenances,
and 15 messuages, 140 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, 6 acres
of wood, and 160 acres of moor in Weryngton \Warrington\^
Wyan \Wigan\ and Asphull.

John and Ellen, for themselves and the heirs of Ellen, remitted
all right to Gilbert and William and to the heirs of Gilbert, for
which Gilbert and William gave them 200 marks.

24 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Friday in the fourth week
of Lent, 8 Henry V. [22nd March, 1421].

Between Thomas de Sherdeley and Henry de Athirton,
plaintiffs, and Thomas de Athirton and Margery, his wife, de-
forciants of 8 messuages, no acres of land, 10 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture, 5 acres of wood, and 215. of rent in ...
Aspehull and Kirkedale.

John de Athirton and Margery granted the said tenements to
Thomas and Henry and to the heirs of Henry for ever, for which
Thomas and Henry gave them . . .

25 (m. 15). At Lancaster, on Friday in the fourth week
of Lent, 8 Henry V. [22nd March, 1421].

Between Nicholas Blundell and John Blundell, plaintiffs, and
Elizabeth de Gildhus, deforciant of 2 messuages and 24 acres of
land in Lydyate.

Elizabeth granted the said tenements to Nicholas and John,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of the said John for
ever, for which Nicholas and John gave her . . .

26 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, 9 Henry V. [2Oth August, 1421].

Between Lawrence de Derby, chaplain, and Robert . . . l
put in the place of the said Lawrence, and William Ambros, the
elder, deforciant of 9 messuages, 130 ... meadow, and \d. of
rent in Wodeplumpton, Gosnargh, Kirkham, Gairstang,
and Lancastre.

Lawrence and Robert granted to the said William 8 messuages,
107 acres of land, and 13 acres of meadow ... for the life of
the said William. Moreover Lawrence and Robert granted . . .
and the aforesaid rent together with the homages and services of

1 This fine is much mutilated.

8o FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard, son of Hugh de Morilegh Sh . . . for the whole
tenements . . . held for the lives of the said Henry and Isabella,
of the inheritance of the said Lawrence in Wodeplumpton . . .
after the decease of ... to remain to William for his life, after
the decease of the said William ... if it happen that the same
William, son of W ... to remain to Joan, sister of the said
Nicholas, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to remain
to ... to remain to Margaret, sister of the said Ellen, and to
the heirs males of her body, in default . . . after the decease of
the said John ... in default to remain to the right heirs of the
said Nicholas for ever.

27 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the Assump-
tion, 9 Henry V. [22nd August, 1421].

Between John de Byrkhed and Thomas de Gorton, plaintiffs,
and John, son of Peter Gerard, knight, and Ellen, his wife, defor-
ciantsof the manors of Asphull and [Ince by] Wygan, with the
appurtenances, and of 15 messuages, 140 acres of land, 20 acres
of meadow, 10 acres of wood, 1200 acres of moor, and ioos. 2d.
of rent in Weryngton, Wygan, Asphull, [Ince ?], Goldburn,
and Assheton near Wygan.

John, son of Peter, and Ellen remitted all right to John de
Birkhed and Thomas and to the heirs of Thomas for ever, for
which John de Birkhed and Thomas gave them 300 marks.

28 (m. 10). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the third week of
Lent, 9 Henry V. [28th February, 1422].

Between Richard Lyversegge, plaintiff, and Henry de Par,
son of John de Par, deforciant of 8 messuages, 93 acres of land,
and a moiety of 2 messuages and 25 acres of land in Par,
Weryngton, Button, and Whiston.

Henry acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Richard, for which Richard granted them to Henry for his life,
after the decease of the said Henry the said tenements to remain
to the heirs males of the body of the said Henry, in default to
remain to Lucy, daughter of the said Henry, and to the heirs of
her body begotten by Henry de Byrom, her husband, in default
to remain to the right heirs of the said Henry de Par.

29 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the third week of
Lent, 10 Henry V. [2ist March, 1422], .

. 10 HENRY V. (1422). 8l

Between William Langton, parson of the church of Wygan,
and Richard Straunge, chaplain, plaintiffs, and William Heton and
Joan, his wife, deforciants of the manor of Bircheley, with the
appurtenances, and of 9 messuages, 260 acres of land, 12 acres
of meadow, 32 acres of wood, 60 acres of pasture, id. of rent,
a rent of one grain of pepper, and a moiety of 5 messuages in
Billynge.

William Heton and Joan remitted all right to William and
Richard and to the heirs of Richard, for which William and
Richard gave them 400 marks.

30 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Friday in the third week of
Lent, 9 Henry V. [ist March, 1422].

Between Thomas de Assheton and John de Birkeheued,
plaintiffs, and Lawrence de Standissh and Lora, his wife, defor-
ciants of 3 messuages, 44 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and
6 acres of wood in Shevyngton.

Lawrence and Lora remitted all right to Thomas and John
and to the heirs of Thomas, for which Thomas and John gave
them 100 marks.

31 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the third week
of Lent, 9 Henry V. [28th February, 1422].

Between Richard Cliderhowe, chaplain, plaintiff, and John
Leyland, of Preston, and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants of a messu-
age in Preston.

John and Cecilia remitted all right to Richard and his heirs,
for which Richard gave them 20 marks.

32 (m. 6). At Preston in Amondernesse, on Tuesday the
morrow of St. Lawrence, 10 Henry V. [nth August, 1422].

Between James de Grenehalgh, plaintiff, and Robert Shogh-
smyth, of Athirton, and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of a messuage,
30 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood, and
8 acres of pasture in Spotlond.

Robert and Agnes remitted all right to James de Grenehalgh
and his heirs, for which he gave them . . .

33 (m. 5). At Preston in Amondernesse, on Friday next
after St. Lawrence, 10 Henry V. [i4th August, 1422].

Between Gilbert de Halsall, knight, plaintiff, and William

82 FINAL CONCORDS.

Fleccher, of Lidyate, and Joan, his wife [deforciants of] 4 messu-
ages, 30 acres of land, and 60 acres of meadow in Lidyate,
Ekergare . . . [torn], and Little Crosseby.

[William and Joan] remitted all right to Gilbert and his heirs,
for which Gilbert gave them 4.0/1.

34 (m. 4). At Preston in Amondernesse, on Thursday
next after St. Lawrence, 10 Henry V. [i3th August, 1422].

Between Nicholas de Rysley, plaintiff, and Katherine, daughter
of William de Rysley, deforciant of a messuage, 67 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, and 35. of rent in Kenyan,
Culchith, Weryngton, Lauton, Croft, Sotheworth, and
Penketh.

Katherine remitted all right to Nicholas and his heirs, for
which Nicholas gave her 100 marks.

35 (m. 3). At Preston in Amondernesse, on Wednesday
next after the Assumption, 10 Henry V. [i2th August, 1422].

Between Richard de Shirburne and Robert Woderofe, chap-
lain, plaintiffs, and Henry del Hawe, of Longton, and Agnes, his
wife, and John de Lethum, of Penwortham, and Isabella, his
wife, deforciants of a messuage, 7 acres of land, and a moiety of
a rood of meadow in Longton.

Henry and Agnes, John and Isabella remitted all right to
Richard and Robert and to the heirs of Richard for ever, for
which Richard and Robert gave them 10 marks.

36 (m. 2). At Preston in Amondernesse, on Wednesday
next after the Assumption, 10 Henry V. [i2th August, 1422].

Between John Legeard, vicar of the church of Preston in
Amondernesse, Thomas de Maudesley, chaplain, John de Long-
shagh, chaplain, William Hayhurst, the elder, chaplain, and
William Maweson, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Henry de Hoghton,
knight, and Joan, his wife, deforciants of the manor of Salebury
and Clayton near Ribbilchestre, with the appurtenances, and
of 9 messuages, 2 tofts, 160 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow,
and 8 acres of pasture in Clyderhowe \Clitheroe], Ribbil-
chestre [Rochester], Little Penhulton, Preston in Amonder-
nesse, Oswaldestwysell, and Button.

Henry and Joan acknowledged the said manor and tene-
ments to be the right of John Legeard, to have and to hold to the

6 HENRY V. (1418). 83

plaintiffs and to the heirs of John Legeard for ever, for which the
plaintiffs gave them 500 marks.

37 (m. i). Writ to the Sheriff of Lancaster dated 15 Sep-
tember, 6 Henry V. [1418], to cause Joan, late the wife of
Richard Balderston, widow, Thomas Norreys, late of Speke,
gentleman, Thomas Halshale, late of Whalswhetyll, gentleman,
William Caterall, of Gosenare, gentleman, and John Smalwode,
late of Lancaster, chaplain, executors of the will of Richard
Haryngton, knight, to be demanded to answer to Thomas
Pilkyngton, esquire, of a plea that they render to him 4O//.

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(DucHY OF LANCASTER, CHANCERY ROLL no. 6.1)

1 HENRY V.

Thomas, Earl of Dorset, Richard del Crosse, John de Stans-
feld, William de Worthyngton, William Westby and Ellen, his
wife,2 Roger, son of Adam de Hulton, and Joan, his wife.3
John de Sotheworth, of Hoghton Pele, Robert Parkere, of
Manchestre, Stephen Lescrop, Elias de Bolton, executor of the
will of Robert de Boulton, Peter, son of Robert de Holand, Sir
Nicholas de Athirton, kt., and John Talbot.

2 HENRY V.

John del Bothe, of Barton, Master Stephen Lescrop, arch-
deacon of Richemond, Thomas de Urswyk, Sir William Botiller,
chivaler, John Cowell, chaplain, John Thorneton, chaplain,
Ralph de Staveley, late sheriff of Lancashire, Henry de Halsall,
archdeacon of Chester, Edmund, son of Henry, son of Henry, son
of Sir Henry de Trafford, kt., and Arthur de Workesley, Otes de
Rediche, Henry de Langton, Richard Lestrange, chaplain,
Clemence, widow of Richard del Croke, of Whithull, and Chris-
topher, her son, William de Faryngton, Henry de Chernok, esq.,
Edward de Lathum, esq., Edward de Chernok, esq., Robert
Lathum, William de Chernolegh, son of John de Chernolegh,
and Almarica, his wife, Henry, Hugh, and William de Langton,
administrators of the goods and chattels which belonged to
James de Langton, late rector of the parish church of Wigan,
who died intestate, John del More, parson of the church of
Ribblechestre, William Hayhurst, chaplain, and John, son and
heir of John de Radcliffe, of Chaderton.

1 A pp. to the urd Report of the Deputy Keeper, pp. 11-21.

2 See Fine no. i.

3 See Fine no. 2.

HENRY V. 85

3 HENRY V.

Sir John de Byrum, chivaler, Elizabeth, widow of Sir
William Botiller, chivaler, William Couper, chaplain, executors of
the will of Sir William Botiller, chivaler, executors of the will of
Arthur de Workesley, Richard Ross, Henry de Longton, Nicholas
de Croft, esq., William Jacson, of Maudesley, Henry de Langton,
Ralph de Holcroft, Thomas de Bethum, son and heir of Sir John
de Bethum, kt., and Robert de Urswyk, sheriff of Lancashire.

4 HENRY V.

Thomas Brekale, chaplain, John Groby, chaplain, John,
son of Edmund de Cliderhowe, Henry, son of Henry de
Workesley, Sir Richard de Hoghton, chivaler, Richard de Ewod,
vicar of the church of Eccles, Robert Halstede, clerk, Thomas
Caton, clerk, William de Langton, parson of the church of
Wigan, Cecilia de Latham, John de Clifton, William de
Ardyngton, and others, executors of the will of Thomas de
Herdwyk, late rector of the church of St. Michael-upon-Wyre,
Margaret, widow of Sir John Warenne, kt. (for a writ of
covenant concerning the manor of Wodeplumpton and one
fourth part of the manor of Forneby), and Sir John de Croft,
chivaler, 8th March.

5 HENRY V.

James Strangways, Richard de Wynwyk, chaplain, John
Walton, William Chauntrell, John de Halght, of Bolton-super-
Moras, brother of Elias del Halght, Oliver Stansfeld, the exe-
cutors of the will of John le Baxter, of Weryngton, William de
Langton, parson of the church of Wigan, Henry, Hugh, and
William de Langton, administrators of the goods and chattels of
James de Langton, late parson of the parish church of Wigan,
who died intestate, I2th July, Roger Tomlynson, administrator
of the goods and chattels of Sir John de Dalton, kt., Sir Henry de
Hoghton, kt., Joan, widow of Thomas de Radclyf, of Wilmer-
legh, Thomas de Holcroft, esq., Cecily de Lathum, Robert de
Fasacrelegh and Ellen, his wife, Peter Talbot and Ellen, his
wife, John de Lancastre, of Reynhull, Thomas de Assheton, the
Abbot of Whalley, Ralph de Prestwiche, Thomas de Oulgreve,
Ralph de Prestwiche, junior, and Thomas, son of Hugh de
Chetham, of Cormesale.

86 FINAL CONCORDS.

6 HENRY V.

Robert Urswyk, sheriff of Lancashire, Cecily, widow of
Roger de Fulthorp, chivaler, John de Morden, executors of the
will of Roger de Fulthorp, Sir Richard de Hodeliston, of Millum,
chivaler, and Katharine, his wife, Roger Tomlynson, Sir Richard
Tempest, kt., Thomas de Syngleton, Geoffrey de Boolde, esq.,
Sir Henry de Hoghton, kt., Adam de Huylton, Rowland Thorne-
burgh, Richard, son of Sir William de Hoghton, kt., the Abbot
of the Monastery of St. Mary of Furness, Sir Robert Lawrence,
kt., John de Wodehouse, chaplain, and Roger, son of Sir Richard
de Kirkeby, kt., and Isabella, his wife.

7 HENRY V.

Alice, widow of Peter de Werburton, William de Assheton,
of Crofton, Sir William de Haryngton, chivaler, William de
Erghum, of Preston, William de Walton, Sir Henry de Hoghton,
chivaler, William Grymbaldson, of Preston, Roland de Thorn-
burgh, and John, son of Adam de Aynesworth, Sir John de
Bethum, chivaler, Robert Bolron, Hugh de Scolfeld, William de
Langton, parson of the church of Wigan, John, son of Richard
de Caterhall, senior, and Ralph de Langton.

8 HENRY V.

William de Asshton, esq., Gilbert de Adburgham, William de
Perburn, Mathew de Lytherlond, parson of the church of Aste-
bury, Matilda Lady Lovell and de Holand, Ralph de Athirton,
esq., and John de Halstede, Nicholas de Croft, Richard de Radclif,
of Radclif, and James, his son, Sir John de Bethum, chivaler,
Thomas de Sherdley, Henry de Athirton, Nicholas and John
Blundell, Richard del Crosse, John de Bredkirk, Thomas de
Neweton, chaplain, Ralph de Cowburn, Henry de Halsall, clerk,
Joan, widow of Hugh de Holcroft, Thomas Ryle, and Ellen,
widow of Sir James de Haryngton, kt., Sir William de Haryngton,
kt., Sir Richard le Molyneux, kt., Richard de Shirburn, Nicholas
de Haryngton and Thomas de Urswyk, executors of the will of
Sir James de Haryngton, kt.

HENRY V. 87

9 HENRY V.

Sir William de Stanley, kt., Sir William de Haryngton, kt.,
and Robert Jonson, William deErghum, Laurence de Derlyngton,
Robert de Urswyk, Nicholas Botiller, of Rauclif, Matilda, widow
of Richard de Holand, John de Birkhed, Thomas de Gorton,
Richard de Dalton, Thomas de Urswyk, esq., Nicholas de
Haryngton, esq., Richard de Shirburn, esq., Robert de Norley,
Thomas de_ Sotheworth, esq., John Blundell, Robert Fasacreley
and Ellen, his wife, Gilbert de Adburgham, S.ir John de Assheton,
kt., his brothers, Ralph and Robert, Sir Henry de Hoghton, kt.,
Richard de Cliderhowe, chaplain, Richard Lyuersegge, Adam
de Hodersall, William de Langton, parson of the church of
Wigan, Richard Straunge, chaplain, Thomas de Assheton, and
John de Birkheved, Catharine, widow of Joan, son of Richard de
Caterhall, senior, and William, son of the same John, Robert
Pycard, William de Catford, Richard Waweyn, Thomas de
Nutshagh, Matilda de Syngleton, Lawrence de Standissh, Robert
Norley, Robert Marsshall, Adam Couper, William de Cherneley,
Henry de Cherneley, Alice, daughter of Henry de Scaresbrek,
and Robert Ballard.

10 HENRY V.

William de Torbok, William de Faryngton, Gilbert de
Gropnale, chaplain, John, son of John de Dokesbury, Nicholas
de Rysley, Sir Gilbert de Halsall, chivaler, Thomas Bonde del
Sykes, John Legeard, vicar of the church of Preston, in Amoun-
derness, Thomas de Maudesley, John de Longshagh, William
Hayhurst, senior, and William Maweson, chaplains, Geoffrey de
Totehill and Margaret, his wife.

LANCASTER.

HENRY VI., A.D. 1422—1461, 1470—1.

1 (m. 93).1 At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth week
of Lent, i Henry VI. [ijth March, 1423].

Between William del Hethe, chaplain, and Thomas Walker,
chaplain, plaintiffs, and John Norreys, of Wolveton, and Anilla,
his wife, deforciants of 5 messuages, 61 acres of land, and 3 acres
of meadow in Wolveton \Woolton\ Childwall, Roby, and
Hyton [Huyton].

John and Anilla acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, for which William and Thomas granted to John
and Anilla 4 messuages, 5 1 acres of land, and the said meadow for
their lives, after their decease to remain to Katherine, daughter of
the said John, and to the heirs of her body begotten by Robert de
Bury, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said John.
The said William and Thomas also granted i messuage and 10
acres of land of the said tenements to Robert and Katherine, to
have and to hold to them and to the heirs issuing of their bodies,
in default to remain to the right heirs of the said John for ever.

2 (m. 92). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after St. Law-
rence, i Henry VI. [i4th August, 1423].

Between Richard Botiller, of Kirklond, and William Abraham,
vicar of the church of Croston, plaintiffs, by William Ambros,
the younger, put in William Abraham's place, and Nicholas Bo-
tiller, of Roucliff, and Margery, his wife, deforciants of the manor
of Little Hoole.

Nicholas and Margery remitted all right to Richard and
William and to the heirs of Richard for ever, for which Richard
and William gave them 200 marks.

3 (m. 91). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St. Law-
rence, i Henry VI. [nth August, 1423].

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines. &c. (1-27 Henry VI.), Bundle 6.

I HENRY VI. (1423). 89

Between Richard Leuersegge, plaintiff, and Nicholas de
Aynesworth and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a fourth part of a
third part of the manor of Nethirderwynd {Nether Darwen\ and
of a fourth part of a third part of 2 mills in Nethirderwynd.

Nicholas and Joan acknowledged the said fourth parts to be
the right of Richard, for which Richard granted them to Nicholas
for his life, after his decease to remain to the said Joan and to
the heirs of her body begotten by the said Nicholas, in default to
remain to the right heirs of the said Joan.

4 (m. 90). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Law-
rence, I Henry VI. [i3th August, 1423].

Between Aluered Radclif and Thomas Gydlowe, plaintiffs,
and Robert Orell and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of 120 acres
of land and 6 acres of meadow in Salford, Penulton \Pendleton\
and Penulbury \Pendlebury\.

Robert and Margaret granted the said tenements to Aluered
and Thomas, to have and to hold to them for the said Margaret's
life, for which Aluered and Thomas gave them 200 marks.

5 (m. 89). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St. Law-
rence, i Henry VI. [nth August, 1423].

Between Roger Bradley, plaintiff, and Lawrence de Hulme
and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a messuage in Mamcestre.

Lawrence and Margaret remitted all right to Roger and his
heirs, for which Roger gave them 20//.

6 (m. 88). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the second week
of Lent, 2 Henry VI. [2ist March, 1424].

Between John Bonyfaunt, of Lancastre, and John Drayton,
plaintiffs, and Thomas de Loxhum, deforciant of a moiety of 8
messuages, 180 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow, and 13*. 4^. of
rent in Longton and Hoton \Hutton in Ley land hundred],

Thomas acknowledged the said moiety to be the right of John
Bonyfaunt, for which John and John granted it to Thomas for
his life, after his decease to remain to William de Stirkland and
Isabella, his wife, and to the heirs issuing of their bodies, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said Thomas.

7 (m. 87). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption, i Henry VI. [i8th August, 1423], and afterwards

90 FINAL CONCORDS.

recorded on Wednesday in the first week of Lent, 2 Henry VI.
[i5th March, 1424].

Between Thomas de Urswyk, esquire, plaintiff, and Roger
Whippe, of Lancastre, and Richard Ellall, and Alice, his wife,
deforciants of a messuage, 20 acres of land, and 3 acres of meadow
in Whetlay \JPheatleyt par. of Chipping].

The deforciants remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 20 marks.

8 (m. 86). At Lancaster, before William Babington and
John Cockaine, justices, on the morrow of St. Lawrence, 2
Henry VI. [nth August, 1424].

Between Thomas de [Langley], Bishop of Durham, John de
Radclyf, knight, Richard de Radclyf, of Radclyf, Henry de Rad-
clyf, and Richard de Barton, of Midelton, plaintiffs, and Roger
[Ven]ables, parson of the church of Routhestorn, Ranulph de
Coton, and Christopher de Tildesley and Joan, his wife, deforci-
ants of the manor of Moston, near Manchester.

The deforciants remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of John, for which the plaintiffs gave them 500 marks.1

9 (m. 85). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of
Lent, 3 Henry VI. [igth March, 1425].

Between John Le Fleccher, chaplain, plaintiff, and John de
Assheton and Emma, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 16 acres
of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Ditton, Denton [in the par.
Prescot], Raynhull, and Neuton in Makerfeld.

John de Assheton and Emma remitted all right to John Le
Fleccher and his heirs, for which John Le Fleccher gave them
100 marks.

10 (m. 84). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after St.
Lawrence, 3 Henry VI. [i6th August, 1425].

Between John de Longshagh, vicar of the church of Hurlegh,
co. Southampton, plaintiff, and Richard del Knoll, of Chepyndale,
deforciant of the manor of Thorneley, and of 140 acres of land,
140 acres of meadow, 280 acres of pasture, and 40 acres of wood
in Chepyn [Chipping], Wheteley, and Aghton near Button.

Richard acknowledged the said manor and tenements to be

1 This fine was exemplified I5th May, I Henry VII. [1486]. Kucrderis MSS.,
College of Arms, ii, 188.

4 HENRY VI. (1426). 91

the right of John, for which John granted them to Richard for
his life, after his decease to remain to Miles, son of the said
Richard, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain
to Gerard, brother of the said Miles, and to the heirs males of his
body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Richard.

11 (m. 83). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Assumption, 4 Henry VI. [iQth August, 1426].

Between William Maweson, chaplain, plaintiff, and John
Broun, of Chepyn, and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a messuage,
32 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 6 acres
of wood, and common of turbary in Chepyn [Chipping],

John and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, for which William granted them to John and
Alice for their lives, after their decease to remain to Thomas, son
of the said John and Alice, and to the heirs of his body, in default
to remain to Richard, brother of the said Thomas, and to the
heirs of his body, in default to remain to Joan, sister of the said
Richard, and to the heirs of her body, in default a moiety to
remain to Agnes, sister of the said Joan, and to the heirs of her
body, in default to remain to the right heirs of Cristiana de
Grenehilles, mother of the said Alice. And also, after Richard's
decease, the other moiety to remain to the said Agnes and to her
heirs aforesaid, in default to remain to the said Joan and to her
heirs aforesaid, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said
Cristiana.

12 (m. 82). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Law-
rence, 4 Henry VI. [i2th August, 1426].

Between William Merser, chaplain, plaintiff, and Master John
Leyot, parson of a moiety of the church of Delacres,1 deforciant
of 525 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Hale and
Halebonk.

Master John acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
William, for which William granted them to Master John for his
life, after his decease to remain to John Leyot, the younger, and
to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Robert
Leyot and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
Thomas Leyot, the younger, and to the heirs males of his body,
in default to remain to William Leyot and to the heirs males of

1 rectius Malpas.

92 FINAL CONCORDS.

his body, in default to remain to Thomas Leyot, clerk, the elder,
for his life, after his decease to remain to Joan Leyot for her life,
after her decease to remain to William Norreys and to the heirs
males of his body, in default to remain to Robert Norreys and
to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to William de
Irlond and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain
to the right heirs of the said Master John.

13 (m. 81). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence, 4 Henry VI. [i4th August, 1426].

Between Thomas Holden, esquire, plaintiff, and Richard
Whitacre and Margery, his wife, and John del Bonk and Isabella,
his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 14 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, and 1 2d. of rent in Symondstone.

The deforciants remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs,
for which Thomas gave them 2O//.

14 (m. 80). At Lancaster, on Monday in the second week
of Lent, 5 Henry VI. [lyth March, 1427].

Between John de Assheton, knight, plaintiff, and William de
Walton, deforciant of one rood of land in Mamcestre, and of
the advowson of the church of Assheton under Lyne, which
Thomas, Bishop of Durham, John Hennage, and Richard del
Fryth hold for the term of the life of Thomas La Warre, clerk.

John de Assheton acknowledged the said land and advowson
to be the right of William, for which William granted that after
the decease of the said John La Warre the said land and advowson
should remain to the said John de Assheton and to the heirs of his
body, to hold of the said William and his heirs for ever, render-
ing a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, in default of
an heir of the body of the said John de Assheton the said land
and advowson to remain to the heirs of the body of John, son of
Thomas, son of Robert de Assheton under Lyne, in default to
revert to the said William and to his heirs for ever.

15 (m. 79). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the second week
of Lent, 5 Henry VI. [i8th March, 1427].

Between John Banastre, of Wakefeld, plaintiff, and Christo-
pher Merseden, esquire, deforciant of the manor of Swynden,1

1 A mesne manor in Great Marsden, par. Whalley. Vide Whitaker's Hist, of
Whalley, 4th edit., ii, 261.

5 HENRY VI. (1427). 93

and of 200 acres of land, 80 acres of meadow, and 20 acres of
wood in Swynden.

Christopher remitted all right to John and his heirs, for which
John granted the said manor and tenements to Christopher, to
have and to hold for his life of the said John and his heirs,
rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, after
Christopher's decease the said manor and tenements to revert to
the said John and his heirs for ever.

1 6 (m. 78). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the first week of
Lent, 5 Henry VI. [i5th March, 1427].

Between William de Walton, plaintiff", and John de Assheton,
knight, deforciant of a rood of land in Mamcestre, and of the
advowson of the church of Assheton under Lyne, which
Thomas, Bishop of Durham, John Hennage and Richard del
Fryth hold for the term of the life of Thomas La Warre, clerk.

John de Assheton granted the reversion of the said land and
advowson after Thomas La Warre's decease to William and to
his heirs for ever, for which William gave him ioo//.

17 (m. 77). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 5 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1427].

Between William Mercer, chaplain, plaintiff", and Master John
Leyot, parson of a moiety of the church of Malpas,1 deforciant of
7 acres of land in Spek.

Master John acknowledged the said land to be the right of
William, for which William granted it to Master John for his
life, after his decease to remain to John Leyot, the younger, and
to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Robert
Leyot and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
Thomas Leyot, the younger, and to the heirs males of his body,
in default to remain to William Leyot and to the heirs males
of his body, in default to remain to Thomas Leyot, clerk,
the elder, for his life, after his decease to remain to William
Norreys and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain
to William Irelond and to the heirs males of his body, in default
to remain to the right heirs of the said Master John.

1 8 (m. 76). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St. Law-
rence the Martyr, 5 Henry VI. [i6th August, 1427].

1 Vide Aston Hall Deeds, no. 607, now in the British Museum.

94 FINAL CONCORDS.

Between John de Aynesworth, plaintiff, and John de Cherneley
and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 6 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, and 2 acres of pasture in ^Vytton.

John de Cherneley and Agnes remitted all right to John de
Aynesworth and his heirs, for which John de Aynesworth gave
them 20 marks.

19 (m. 75). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Assumption, 5 Henry VI. [i9th August, 1427].

Between Thomas Urswyk, John de Brokholes, of Heton,
Henry de Chernok, and Richard de Braam, chaplain, plaintiffs,
and Robert de Brokholes and Isabella, his wife, deforciants of 8
messuages and a moiety of a messuage, 66 acres of land, and 8
acres of meadow in Lancastre, Assheton, Stoday [Stodday],
and Bolton \_Bolton le Sands], and of a moiety of a third part of
the manor of Oxclif.

Robert and Isabella acknowledged the said tenements and
moiety to be the right of Richard, for which the plaintiffs granted
them to Robert and Isabella, to have and to hold to them and to
the heirs issuing of their bodies, in default to remain to the right
heirs of the said Isabella.

20 (m. 74). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fourth week
of Lent, 6 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1428],

Between Alan de Kellet, plaintiff, and William de Hodelston
and Joan, his wife, deforciants of the manor of Frekilton.

William and Joan remitted all right to Alan and his heirs, for
which Alan gave them 100 marks.

21 (m. 73). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 6 Henry VI. [i4th August, 1428].

Between Robert de Stiholme, plaintiff, and Richard Woderof
and Joan, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 12 acres of land, 4
acres of meadow, and 2 acres of wood in Mellour.

Richard and Joan remitted all right to Robert and his heirs,
for which Robert gave them 20 marks.

22 (m. 72). At Lancaster, on Wednesday the feast of St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 7 Henry VI. [loth August, 1429].

Between Thomas Walbonk, chaplain, plaintiff, and John
Banes and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 5 messuages, 60 acres of

8 HENRY VI. (1430). 95

land, 6 acres of meadow, and 40 acres of wood in Broghton in
Kertmell.

John and Agnes acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Thomas, for which Thomas granted them to John and
Agnes for their lives, after their decease to remain to John, son
of John Banes, and Alice, daughter of John Brokholes, of Heton,
and to the heirs begotten of the bodies of the said John and
Alice, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Agnes.1

23 (m. 71). At Lancaster, on Monday next before St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 7 Henry VI. [8th August, 1429].

Between Richard de Syngleton, chaplain, and Robert de
Brokholes, plaintiffs, and John Lussell, of Preston in Amon-
dernesse, and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 40
acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Preston in Amonder-
nesse.

John and Katherine remitted all right to Richard and Robert
and to the heirs of Richard, for which Richard and Robert gave
them 100 marks.

24 (m. 70). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next before St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 7 Henry VI. [9th August, 1429].

Between Thomas Tumour and Margery, his wife, plaintiffs,
and John Banes and Agnes, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages,
12 acres of land, and i rood of meadow in Netherhesham
[Nether Heysham\.

John and Agnes remitted all right to Thomas and Margery
and to the heirs of Margery, for which Thomas and Margery
gave them 20 marks.

25 (m. 69). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the second week
of Lent, 8 Henry VI. [i4th March, 1430].

Between Nicholas de Radclif, son of Ralph de Radclif, knight,
plaintiff, and Robert de Tetlawe and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants
of 2 messuages in Mamcestre.

Nicholas acknowledged the said messuages to be the right of
Robert, for which Robert and Elizabeth granted them to Nicholas,
to have and to hold to him and to his heirs for ever, rendering 8s.
by the year to Robert and Elizabeth and to the heirs of Robert.2

1 See also Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 4.

2 A chirograph of this Fine among the Trafford muniments gives " the heirs of
Elizabeth,"

96 FINAL CONCORDS.

26 (m. 68). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence, 7 Henry VI. [iyth August, 1429], and afterwards
recorded on Tuesday next before the Nativity of the Virgin
Mary, 10 Henry VI. [4th September, 1431].

Between Rowland de Thornburgh, plaintiff, and Richard de
Kellet, of Cartmell, co. Lancaster, gentleman, deforciant of 8
messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 200 acres of
pasture, and . . . acres of wood in Broghton in Kertmell,
which John Philipson, 'Forster,' holds for term of life by the
law of England.

Richard granted that the said tenements after John's decease
should remain to Rowland and to his heirs for ever, for which
Rowland gave him 40 marks.

27 (m. 67). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 8 Henry VI. [i5th March, 1430].

Between Henry de Byrome, esquire, and Thomas Phelip,
plaintiffs, and John, son of Matthew Hogekynson, of Assheton in
Makerfeld, deforciant of 3 messuages and 20 acres of land in
Neuton in Makerfeld, Assheton in Makerfeld, and Par.

John acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Thomas, for which Henry and Thomas granted them to John,
to have and to hold to him and to the heirs of his body, in default
to remain to Henry, son of the said John, and to the heirs males
of his body, in default to remain to William, son of the said
John, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
Nicholas, son of the said John, and to the heirs males of his body,
in default to remain to Ellen, daughter of the said John, and to
the heirs males of her body, in default to remain to Agnes,
daughter of the said John, and to the heirs males of her body, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said John for
ever.

28 (m. 66). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next before the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 10 Henry VI. [4th September,

Between John de Radclyf, of Ordesale, knight, and Joan,
his wife, plaintiffs, and Alexander de Radclyf, son of John de
Radclif, knight, and Agnes, his [Alexander's] wife, deforciants of
a moiety of the manor of Flyxton, except 5 messuages, 36 acres
and 2 roods of land, 4 acres and a moiety of I acre of wood, a

10 HENRY VI. (1432). 97

moiety of i acre of ... and a third part of 46 acres of pasture
in the said moiety.

Alexander and Agnes acknowledged the said moiety to be
the right of John, for which John and Joan granted it to Alex-
ander and Agnes, to have and to hold to the said Alexander and
Agnes and to the heirs of the body of Alexander, of the said
John and Joan and the heirs of John for ever, rendering therefor
8s. $d. by the year, in default of an heir of the body of the
said Alexander the said moiety to revert to John and Joan and
to the heirs of John for ever.

29 (m. 65). At Lancaster, on Friday next before the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 10 Henry VI. [yth September,

H3']-

Between John Wyngham, plaintiff, and John Radclif, of

Chaderton, knight, and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of the
manor of Chaderton.

John and Elizabeth acknowledged the said manor to be the
right of John Wyngham, for which John Wyngham granted
it to John and Elizabeth, to have and to hold to them and
to the heirs of the said John for ever.

30 (m. 64). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week
of Lent, 10 Henry VI. [24th March, 1432].

Between Matthew Newton, plaintiff, and Henry Chadkirke
and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants of a toft in Salford.

Henry and Cecilia remitted all right to Matthew and his
heirs, for which Matthew gave them 10 marks.

31 (m. 63). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the third
week of Lent, 10 Henry VI. [26th March, 1432].

Between Christopher Berdesey and John Urswyk, plaintiffs,
and John Broghton, esquire, and Margaret, his wife, deforciants
of the manor of Bolton in Fourneys.

John and Margaret acknowledged the said manor to be the
right of Christopher, and they granted for themselves and the heirs
of Margaret that two parts of the said manor which Katherine,
late the wife of Alan de Saupelond,1 held for term of life, and
also that a third part of the said manor which Margaret, late the

1 Perhaps " Copeland."

98 FINAL CONCORDS.

wife of Richard de Saupelond, held for term of life on the day
this concord was made, after the decease of the said Katherine
and Margaret, late the wife of Richard, should remain to the
said Christopher and John Urswyk and to the heirs of Christo-
pher, for which Christopher gave them 100 marks.

32 (m. 62). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the third
week of Lent, 10 Henry VI. [26th March, 1432].

Between John Huntyngdon, clerk, Richard Bothe, Roger
Bothe, Robert de Assheton, and John Hopton, plaintiffs, and
Richard, son of John Byron, knight, and Lucy, his wife, defor-
ciants of 8 messuages, 500 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow,
600 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, and 6s. 6d. of rent in
Ryton [Roytoti], Boturworth [Butterworth], and Midelton.

Richard and Lucy acknowledged the said tenements and
rent to be the right of John Huntyngdon, and they granted
the said rent together with the homages and services of Adam
de Tetlowe and of his heirs for the tenements which they
formerly held of Richard and Lucy in Ryton, to have and to
hold to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of the said John Huntyng-
don for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave them 200 marks.

33 (m. 61). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 10 Henry VI. [25th March, 1432], and afterwards
recorded on Friday next before St. Lawrence in the said year
[8th August, 1432].

Between Robert Laythwayte, chaplain, plaintiff, and Richard
de Tunley and Margery, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of
four messuages, 100 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in
Maudesley.

Richard and Margery acknowledged the said moiety to be
the right of Robert, for which Robert granted it to Richard and
Margery for their lives, after their decease to remain to Geoffrey,
son of the said Richard and Margery, and to the heirs which the
said Geoffrey should beget by Alice, his wife, daughter of Robert
Gelibrond, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the
said Geoffrey, in default to remain to Christopher, brother of
the said Geoffrey, and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to William, brother of the said Christopher, and to the
heirs of his body, in default to remain to Thomas, brother of the
said William, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain

12 HENRY VI. (1434). 99-

to Henry, brother of the said Thomas, and to the heirs of his
body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Margery.

34 (m. 59). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 10 Henry VI. [i3th August 1432].

Between Thomas, Bishop of Durham, James de Langton,
Henry, son of Ralph de Langton, knight, and Henry de Kighley,
esquire, plaintiffs, and Lawrence de Standissh, esquire, and Alex-
ander, his son, deforciants of the advowson of the church of
Wygan.

Lawrence and Alexander remitted all right to the plaintiffs
and to the heirs of James, for which the plaintiffs gave them 300
marks.

35. At Lancaster, on
10 Henry VI. [ I432]-

Between Nicholas de Rysley, plaintiff, and Katherine, daughter
of William de Risley, deforciant of a " messe " and 67 acres of
land in Kenyan, Culcheth, Werington, Lawton, Croft,
Sotheworth, and Penketh.

Katherine remitted all right in the tenement to Nicholas
Risley, who gave her . . . marks.1

36 (m. 58). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, n Henry VI. [i8th August,

H33]-

Between Robert Le Wildesmyth and Margery, his wife,

plaintiffs, and John de Stanley, knight, William Chauntrell, and
William de Coppull, deforciants of 2 messuages, 20 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood, and 3 acres of moss in
Wygan.

The deforciants acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Margery, for which Robert and Margery granted them
to the deforciants and to the heirs of William Chauntrell for ever.2

37. At Lancaster, St. Lawrence, 12 Henry

VI. [ ... August, 1434].

Between Christopher Banastre, plaintiff, and Isabella, late the

I W. Beamonfs MSS., Deeds at Hale Hall, nos. 58-9.

II Writ of "precipe" dated ist August, II Henry VI. [1433], i° Palatinate of
Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 90.

FINAL CONCORDS.

wife of John Bank, of Wyswall, deforciant of I messuage,
24 acres of land, and 8 acres of meadow in Wyswall.

Isabella quitclaimed to Christopher and his heirs, for which
Christopher gave her 100 marks of silver.1

38 (m. 57). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 13 Henry VI. [gth September,

1434].

Between Thomas Scaresbrek and Richard Halsall, plaintiffs,
and Henry de Scaresbrek, deforciant of the manor of Scaresbrek.

Henry acknowledged the said manor to be the right of
Thomas, for which Thomas and Richard granted it to Henry,
to have and to hold to the said Henry and to the heirs males of
his body, in default to remain to Margaret, daughter of the said
Henry, wife of Boneface de Bolde, and to the heirs of her body,
in default to remain to William de Scaresbrek, brother of the said
Henry, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to
Gilbert, brother of the said William, and to the heirs males of his
body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Henry
for ever.2

39 (m. 60). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 13 Henry VI. [loth September,
1434], and afterwards recorded on Monday next before the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 14 Henry VI. [5th September,

Between William del Shawe, the younger, and Joan, his
wife, plaintiffs, and Peter de Bradshagh and Henry del Rowe,
deforciants of a messuage, 40 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
and 1 6 acres of pasture in ......

Peter and Henry granted the said tenements to the said
William and Joan, and granted to them in the Court 20 acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 8 acres of pasture, to have and
to hold to the said William and Joan and to the heirs of the said
William begotten by the said Joan, in default the said 2O acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 8 acres of pasture to remain to
William del Shawe, the elder, and Joan, his wife, for their lives,
in default to remain to Alan, brother of the said William del

1 W. Beamonfs MSS., Deeds at Hale Hall, no. 60. Also " precipe" of the
above fine, Teste at Lancaster, lath July, 12 Henry [VI., 1434].

2 See also Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 98.

14 HENRY VI. (1435). 101

Shawe, the younger, and to the heirs of his body, in default to
remain to the right heirs begotten of the body of the said Joan,
wife of William Shawe, the elder, in default to remain to William
Haryngton, of Horneby, knight, and to his heirs for ever.
Peter and Henry also granted to the said William del Shawe, the
younger, I messuage, 20 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and
8 acres of pasture, the residue of the said tenements, to have and
to hold to the said William from the feast of St. Michael next
after the said Friday for two years, after that term to remain to
William Shawe, the elder, and Joan, his wife, for their lives, after
their decease to remain to the said William del Shawe, the
younger, and Joan, his wife, and to the heirs of the said William
begotten by the said Joan, in default to remain to the said
Alan and to the heirs of his body, to hold with the aforesaid
tenements which remained to him by this Fine, in default to
remain to the said Joan, wife of the said William Shawe, the
elder, and to the heirs of her body, to hold with the aforesaid
tenements which remained to her by this Fine, in default to
remain to the said William Haryngton and his heirs, to hold
with the aforesaid tenements which remained to him by this
Fine, for ever.

40 (m. 56). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the Nativity
of the Virgin Mary, 14 Henry VI. [gth September, 1435].

Between Boneface de Bolde and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Henry de Scaresbrek, deforciant of 5 messuages, a mill, 100
acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 20 acres of
wood, 30 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, 30 acres of turbary,
and i6s. 7^. of rent, and of a rent of a pair of gloves in
Lydeyate.

Boneface acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Henry, for which Henry granted them to Boneface and Margaret,
to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of the body of the
said Margaret, of the said Henry and his heirs, rendering a rose
by the year at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. And he
granted the said rent together with the homages and services of
Thomas de Lathum, William Tarleton, William Edmundson,
Robert Walshe, and John Boteler, and of their heirs, for the
tenements which they formerly held of the said Henry in the
said town, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of the
said Margaret aforesaid as is aforesaid, in default of an heir of

I02 FINAL CONCORDS.

the body of the said Margaret the said tenements and rent to
revert to the said Henry and to his heirs for ever.

41 (m. 55). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 14 Henry VI. [igth March, I436]-

Between William Bothe, clerk, and John Biroun, knight,
plaintiffs, and Robert Bothe, knight, and Dulcia, his wife, defor-
ciants of 24 messuages, 500 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 40
acres of pasture, and 2s. 6d. of rent in Mamcestre.

Robert and Dulcia remitted all right to William and John
and to the heirs of John, for which William and John gave them
100 marks.

42 (m. 54). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Andrew the Apostle, 15 Henry VI. [5th December, 1436].

Between Richard de Syngleton and Robert Autee, plaintiffs,
and Roger Spenser, deforciant of a messuage, 40 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood, and 35. id. of rent in
Lathum.

Roger acknowledged the said tenements and rent to be the
right of Richard, for which Richard and Robert granted them to
Roger, to have and to hold to him and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to Henry de Halsale, esquire, and to the heirs of
his body, in default to remain to Hugh de Aghton and to the heirs
of his body, in default to remain to William de Formeby and to
the heirs of his body, in default to remain to John Spencer, of
Westhed,1 and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to the
right heirs of the said Roger.

43 (m. 53). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 16 Henry VI. [iQth September,

1437]-

Between John Gartside, chaplain, Robert Grenehyll, chaplain,

and Edmund de Berdisle, plaintiffs, and William de Hulme and
Alice, his wife, deforciants of 10 messuages, 47 acres of land, 40
acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood, and 30 acres of moor in Barton,
Salford, Mamchestre, Bury, and Spotlond.

1 " Westheued " in the draft agreement, Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
no. 97. Writ of " precipe " to Richard de Syngleton and Robert Autee (no. 96).
Also writ of "precipe," dated i6th November, 15 Henry VI. [1436], to Roger
Spencer, to hold to Richard de Syngleton and Robert Autee the covenant made
between them touching the above premises (no. 95).

l6 HENRY VI. (1438). 103

William and Alice remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Edmund, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100 marks.

44 (m. 52). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fourth week
of Lent, 16 Henry VI. [25th March, 1438].

Between Robert Haryngton, knight, and Cristiana, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Thomas Flemyng and Isabella, his wife, and Robert
Crakanthorp and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of
the manor of Caton and of 400 acres of land, 100 acres of
meadow, 80 acres of wood, and 600 acres of moor in Caton ;
and of a moiety of the manor of Presthoton [Priest Hutton], and
of 400 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, and
30 acres of wood in Presthoton.

The deforciants remitted all right to Robert Haryngton and
Cristiana and to the heirs of Cristiana for ever, for which Robert
and Cristiana gave them aoo//. of silver.

45 (m. 51). At Lancaster, on Tuesday in the fourth week
of Lent, 1 6 Henry VI. [25th March, 1438].

Between Robert de Radclyf, parson of the church of Langford,
John de Grenoll, chaplain, and Henry de Erghum, chaplain,
plaintiffs, and Nicholas Rigmayden and Eleanor, his wife, defor-
ciants of 6 messuages, 70 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, and
6 acres of wood in Gairstang: and Cokirham.

Nicholas and Eleanor remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of Robert, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100 marks.

46 (m. 50). At Lancaster, before James Strangways and
William Chantrell, justices, on Saturday next before the feast of
St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 16 Henry VI. [23rd August,

Between John Byron, knight, and William Bothe, clerk,
plaintiffs, and Robert Sale and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 7
messuages, 180 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 20 acres of
pasture, and 5 acres of wood in Burtonhed [in Sutton^par. Prescot]
and Bedford.1

Robert and Alice acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of William, for which John and William granted the said
tenements to Robert and Alice for their lives, after their decease
6 messuages, 120 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and 20 acres

1 See inq. p. m. Robert de Sale, Chetham Soc., vol. xcix, p. 47.

FINAL CONCORDS.

of pasture in Bedford to remain to Matthew de Hulton, son of
the said Alice, and to the heirs males of her body, in default to
remain to Oliver de Sale, son of the said Robert and Alice, in
default to remain to the right heirs [of the said Alice]. And
moreover after the decease of Robert and Alice, the residue of the
said tenements in Burtonhed to remain to the said Oliver de
Sale for his life, after his decease to remain to the said Matthew
and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to the
said Oliver, son of Robert and Alice, and to the heirs of his body,
in default to remain to the right heirs of the said Alice.1

47 (m. 49). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week of
Lent, 17 Henry VI. [23rd March, 1439].

Between Robert de Rigby and Elizabeth, his wife, plaintiffs,
and William de Athirton, knight, deforciant of 3 messuages, 140
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 4 acres
of wood, 200 acres of turbary, and 401. of rent in Asteley.

William acknowledged the said tenements and rent to be the
right of Robert, for which Robert and Elizabeth granted them to
William and to his heirs for ever.2

48 (m. 48). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week of
Lent, 17 Henry VI. [23rd March, 1439].

Between Thomas de Radclyf, knight, and Robert Longley,
plaintiffs, and John Byron, knight, and Margery, his wife, de-
forciants of 53 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 240 acres of
meadow, and 80 acres of wood in Clayton, Mamcestre, and
Boterworth.

John and Margery acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Robert, for which Thomas and Robert granted them
to John Byron, to have and to hold to the said John Byron and
to his heirs for ever.3

1 The writ of " precipe," dated 1st August, 16 Henry VI. [1438], a draft
agreement for the above fine, and a mutilated copy of the fine, are preserved in
Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 91 to 93. This fine was exempli-
fied 1 2th March, 9 Henry VII. [1494]. Kiterdens MSS.t College of Arms, ii,
188, also on/. 170.

2 Transcript of this fine, "concordia est talis," and writ of "precipe,"
dated 3rd March, 17 Henry VI. [1439], are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster,
Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 84 to 86.

3 Writ of " precipe," dated 1st March, 17 Henry VI. [1439], transcript of this
fine, and " concordia est talis," are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 87 to 89.

l8 HENRY VI. (1440). 105

49 (m. 47). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Lawrence
the Martyr, 17 Henry VI. [i4th August, 1439].

Between Henry de Scaresbrek, Thomas Barton, of Barton,
Christopher Hilton, William Scaresbrek, brother of the said
Henry, Edward Barton, Robert Maudesley, William Dantre,1
Robert Dantre, son of the said William, Thomas Scaresbrek,
and Robert Dantre, the elder, plaintiffs, and Gilbert Scaresbrek
and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of 3 barns, I stable, i ox house,
I furnace, 2 yards, 2 gardens, 23 messuages, 150 acres of land, 20
acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 80 acres of wood, and 20
acres of turbary in Bolde.

Gilbert and Elizabeth granted the said tenements to the
plaintiffs for the said Elizabeth's life, for which the plaintiffs gave
them 100 marks.2

50 (m. 46). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the fourth week
of Lent, 18 Henry VI. [loth March, 1440].

Between Thomas de Haryngton, esquire, and Edmund
Skirauth, chaplain, plaintiffs, and John Gardyner and Isabella, his
wife, deforciants of 8 messuages and a moiety of a messuage, 70
acres of land, and 8 acres of meadow in Lancastre, Assheton,
Stoday, and Bolton in L[onsdale], and of a third part of the
manor of Oxclif.

John and Isabella acknowledged the said 8 messuages and
moieties to be the right of Edmund, for which Thomas and
Edmund granted them to John and Isabella for their lives, after
their decease to remain to the heirs of the said Isabella of her
body begotten by the said John, in default to remain to the right
heirs of the said Isabella.3

51 (m. 45). At Lancaster, on Wednesday the feast of St.
Bartholomew the Apostle, 18 Henry VI. [24th August, 1440].

Between William de Byrom, Henry de Par, and John Hope,4
late of Hulme, plaintiffs, and Ralph de Prestwich, deforciant of

1 Probably " de Aintree. "

2 A transcript of this fine, "concordia est talis," and writ of "precipe" in
the same, dated 24th July, 17 Henry VI. [1439], are preserved in Palatinate of
Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 8 1 to 83.

3 A transcript of this fine, "concordia est talis," and the writ of " precipe" in
the same, dated 2Oth February, 18 Henry VI. [1440], are preserved in Palatinate
of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 78 to 80.

4 Called " Hepe " in the writ of " precipe," but not in the covenant.

I06 FINAL CONCORDS.

the manor of Hulme, with the appurtenances, and of 9 messu-
ages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 500 acres of pas-
ture, and 100 acres of wood in Mamcestre, Crompton, and
Oldom [OUham],

Ralph remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
Henry, for which the plaintiffs gave him 2Oofo'. of silver.1

52 (m. 44). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the second week
of Lent, 19 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1441]-

Between Robert Bothe, knight, William Bo'the, clerk, Roger
Bothe, Robert Longley, Seth de Worsley, Peter Longley, clerk,
and Thurstan Percyvall, chaplain, plaintiffs, and John Byron,
knight, Sheriff of Lancaster, and Margery, his wife, deforciants
of the manor of Clayton with the appurtenances in Mam-
chestre, and of 200 messuages, 2 mills, 3000 acres of land, 300
acres of meadow, 3000 acres of pasture, 1000 acres of wood, 1000
acres of turbary, and 4/1. of rent in Mamchestre, Assheton,
Wythyngton, Heton, Oldom, Crompton, Boterworth, Spot-
lond, Eggeworth, and Turton.

John and Margery acknowledged the said manor and tene-
ments to be the right of Thurstan, and they remitted all right to
the plaintiffs and to the heirs of Thurstan. Moreover John and
Margery granted for themselves and the heirs of John that 2O
messuages, 300 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 40 acres of
pasture, 20 acres of wood, and 20 acres of turbary, of the said
tenements, which Joan, late the wife of James Byron, held for
term of life of the inheritance of the said John in Mamchestre on
the day this concord was made, and which after Joan's decease
ought to revert to John and Margery and the heirs of John,
should remain to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of Thurstan, for
which the plaintiffs gave them 1000 marks of silver.2

53 (m. 43). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second week
of Lent, 19 Henry VI. [i5th March, 1441].

Between John Pasmych and William Sutton, plaintiffs, and

1 A transcript of this fine, and the writ of " precipe " in the same, dated 1st
August, 19 (sic) Henry [VI. 1441], are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 74-5.

2 A transcript of this fine, with the writ of "precipe " in the same, dated I5th
February, 19 Henry VI. [1441], are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
.Bundle 8, nos. 72-3.

19 HENRY VI. (1441). 107

Richard Clavynger, deforciant of a messuage, 40 acres of land, 6
acres of meadow, and 40 acres of pasture in Eccleston and
Glest [par. ofPrescot].

Richard remitted all right to John and William and to the
heirs of William for ever, for which John and William gave him
100 marks.1

54 (m. 42). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the second week
of Lent, 19 Henry VI. [i8th March, 1441].

Between John Biron, knight, Sheriff of the said county,
Robert Bothe, knight, Robert de Longley, Roger Bothe, and
Robert Sale, plaintiffs, and Roger Brokholes, deforciant of the
manor of Heton in Lonesdale, and of 12 messuages, 300 acres
of land, 80 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood, 200 acres of moor,
and 100 acres of turbary in Heton in Lonesdale.

Roger remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
Robert Bothe, for which the plaintiffs gave him 2OO/r. of silver.2

55 (m. 41). At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Law-
rence, 19 Henry VI. [yth August, 1441].

Between James de Hall, chaplain, plaintiff, and Richard de
Trafford and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, 20
acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 3 acres of wood in Mam-
cestre.

Richard and Katherine remitted all right to James and his
heirs, for which James gave them 40//.3

56 (m. 40). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next before St.
Lawrence the Martyr, 19 Henry VI. [8th August, 1441].

Between Edward de Lathum, plaintiff, and Richard de Pem-
berton and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of 6 messuages, one
mill, i oo acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture,
and 6 acres of turbary in Allerton.

1 A transcript of this fine, and the writ of "precipe " in the same, dated aoth
February, 19 Henry VI. [1441], are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 70-1.

2 A transcript of this fine, and two writs of " precipe " in the same, dated 26th
February, 19 Henry VI. [1441], are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 67 to 69.

3 A writ of " precipe " and a transcript of this fine are preserved in Palatinate
of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 65-6.

108 FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard and Elizabeth remitted all right to Edward and his
heirs, for which Edward gave them loo//.1

57 (m. 39). At Lancaster, on Friday next after St. Lawrence
the Martyr, 19 Henry VI. [nth August, 1441].

Between Christopher Banastre, plaintiff, and Isabella, late the
wife of John Bank, of Wiswall, deforciant of a messuage, 24 acres
of land, and 8 acres of meadow in Wyswall.

Isabella remitted all right to Christopher and his heirs, for
which Christopher gave her 100 marks.

58. At Lancaster, on ... before the feast of St. Lawrence,
19 Henry VI. [yth-uth August, 1441].

Between Gilbert Cunclif and Edmund Parker, plaintiffs, and
John de Qwytacre and Alice, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of
2 messuages, 108 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres of
pasture, and 2 acres of wood in Little Mitton and Clytherawe.

John and Alice acknowledged the said moiety to be the right
of Gilbert, for which Gilbert and Edmund granted it to John and
Alice, to have and to hold for their lives, and after their decease
to remain to Felicia, daughter of Geoffrey de Grymeshagh, and
to the heirs of her body begotten by James Qwytacre, in default
to remain to the said James and his issue, in default to remain to
Christopher, brother of the said James, and his issue, in default to
remain to Thomas, brother of the said Christopher, and his issue,
in default to remain to the right heirs of Alice.2

59 (m. 38). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the first week of
Lent, 21 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1443].

Between Robert Bothe, knight, William Bothe, clerk, William
Bothe, Roger Bothe, Robert Clifton, Nicholas Fitz Herber,
Nicholas Biron, Thurstan Percyvall, chaplain, and Richard del
Knoll, plaintiffs, and Nicholas Botiller, of Rauclif, esquire,
deforciant of 60 messuages, 2 mills, 500 acres of land, 80 acres of
meadow, 500 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, and 400 acres of
turbary in Caterall, Rowall [Rohall, in Catteralf], Whithull
\Whittle-le-W oods\, Wrightyngton, Chorley, Styresacre

1 A transcript of this fine, and two writs of "precipe" in the same, dated I4th
January, 19 Henry VI. [1441]. are preserved in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 62 to 64.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 76, and writ of " precipe " in
the same, dated 1st August, 19 Henry [VI. 1441], no. 77.

21 HENRY VI. (1443). 109

[Stirzater, in Catterall\ Claghton, Outrauclif [Out Rawdiffe\
Hamulton \Hambhton\, Thornhall, Staynoll, Staylmyn, and
Little Hole.

Nicholas Botiller remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Roger, for which the plaintiffs gave him 500 marks.1

60 (m. 37). At Lancaster, on Friday in the first week of
Lent, 21 Henry VI. [i5th March, 1443].

Between John Byron, knight, and Robert Longley, esquire,
plaintiffs, and Robert Harecourt, knight, and Margaret, his wife,
deforciants of 4 acres of land in Athirton and Assheton.

Robert Harecourt and Margaret remitted all right to John
and Robert and to the heirs of John, for which John and Robert
gave them 10 marks.2

6 1 (m. 36). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Assumption, 21 Henry VI. [iQth August, 1443].

Between Nicholas Rissheton, clerk, plaintiff, and Richard
Wynkelay and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a messuage,
called " Wynkelayes Place," 2 messuages, 90 acres of land, 12
acres of meadow, and a rent of 6 hens, and of a third part of
the manor of Caterall, and 1000 acres of pasture in Caterall,
Haweth \Howath, in Catterall}, and Gairstang.

Richard and Margaret remitted all right to Nicholas and his
heirs, for which Nicholas gave them 100 marks.3

62 (m. 35). At Lancaster, before William Ayscough and
Peter Ardern, justices, on Thursday next after the Assumption,
21 Henry VI. [22nd August, 1443].

Between John Byrom and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs, and
William Lever and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages,
100 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, and 40 acres of pasture in
Barton and Midelton.

William and Alice granted the said tenements to Margaret,
to have and to hold to the said Margaret and to the heirs of her
body, of the said William and Alice, and the heirs of William for
ever, rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John the Baptist for

1 A transcript of this fine in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 59.
J A transcript of this fine in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 58.
3 A transcript of this fine, and writs of " precipe " in the same, are in Palatinate
of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 51 to 53.

HO FINAL CONCORDS.

all service &c., pertaining to William and Alice and to the heirs
of William ; in default of an heir of the body of the said
Margaret, the said tenements to revert to William and Alice and
to the heirs of William, for which John and Margaret gave them
100 marks.1

63 (m. 34). At Lancaster, on Thursday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 21 Henry VI. [22nd August,

1443],

Between William de Hoton, chaplain, plaintiff, and Christiana,
late the wife of Robert de Haryngton, knight, deforciant of 800
acres of land, 140 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 1 10 acres
of wood, and 600 acres of moor in Caton and Presthoton
[Priest Hutton\ and of a moiety of the manors of Caton and
Presthoton.

Christiana remitted all right to William and his heirs, for
which William granted them to Christiana for her life, after her
decease to remain to Thomas Haryngton, of Horneby, esquire,
and to his heirs for ever.2

64 (m. 33). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week of
Lent, 22 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1444].

Between William Fasacreley and Elizabeth, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Hugh Huyton, parson of the church of Eccleston, deforciant
of 3 messuages, 40 acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in
Longton, Hoton \Hutton\, Preston in Amondernesse, and
Assheton in Amondernesse.

Hugh acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Elizabeth, for which William and Elizabeth granted for them-
selves and Elizabeth's heirs that they would render id. of silver
to Hugh and his heirs every year during the lives of the said
William and Elizabeth, and after their decease 6 marks by the
year.3

1 The writ of " precipe," dated 1st August, 21 Henry [VI., 1443], and " talis
est concordia," are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 56-7. This
fine was exemplified i8th March, n Henry VII. [1496]. Kuerderis MSS.,
College of Arms, ii, 188, 188^. See also Towneley's MSS., Chetham Library,
C 8. 13, p. 837 (and 254).

2 The writ of "precipe," dated 1st August, 21 Henry [VI., 1443], and " talis
est concordia," are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 54-5.

3 The writ of "precipe," dated 2oth February, 22 Henry [VI., 1444], and
transcript of this fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 50
and 49.

23 HENRY VI. (1445). Ill

65 (m. 32). At Lancaster, on Monday in the third week of
Lent, 22 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1444].

Between Henry Gairstang, plaintiff, and Lawrence Staum-
ford and Agnes, late the wife of Henry Staumford, deforciants
of a messuage, 100 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 200
acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, and 100 acres of turbary in
Claghton.

Lawrence acknowledged the said tenements to be the right
of Henry, for which Henry granted them to the said Agnes for
her life, rendering a rose by the year to Henry and his heirs ;
after the decease of Agnes the said tenements to remain to the
said Lawrence and to the heirs males of his body, in default to
revert to the said Henry and to his heirs for ever. l

66 (m. 31). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 22 Henry VI. [lyth August,
1444].

Between John Hope, of Hulme, and Thomas Okeden, son
of Adam Okeden, plaintiff, and Ralph de Prestwiche, deforciant
of 3 messuages, 90 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, and 6 acres
of wood in Curmeshale [Crumpsall'].

Ralph remitted all right to John and Thomas and to the
heirs of Thomas, for which John and Thomas gave him 200
marks.2

67 (m. 30). At Lancaster, on Friday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 23 Henry VI. [2Oth August,

1445]-

Between Iblon Langford and John Fever, chaplains, and
Edward Grey, knight, and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of
the manor of Chorley.

Edward and Elizabeth acknowledged the said manor to be
the right of John, for which Iblon and John granted it to
Edward and Elizabeth, to have and to hold to the said Edward
and Elizabeth and to the heirs begotten of their bodies, in

1 The transcript of this fine, and writs of" precipe" in the same, dated 24th
February, 22 Henry [VI., 1444], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 46 to 48.

2 The transcript of this fine, and the writ of " precipe " in the same, dated
24th July, 22 Henry [VI., 1444], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 44-5.

112 FINAL CONCORDS.

default to remain to the heirs of the body of William de Ferrers,
late Lord of Groby, in default to remain to the right heirs of
the said William.1

68 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Saturday in the second
week of Lent, 24 Henry VI. [i9th March, 1446].

Between Thomas Haryngton, of Horneby, knight, Richard
Molyneux, knight, Richard Balderston, Henry Halsall, and John
Elleswyk, parson of the church of Ribchestre, plaintiffs, and
Isabella Shagh and Joan Shagh, daughters and heirs of John Shagh,
deforciants of the manor of Elleston [Ehtori], and of 8 messu-
ages, 85 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, and 5 acres of wood in
Ribchestre, Halghton [Haighton, par. of Preston], and Preston,
and of a moiety of one water-mill in Halghton.

Isabella and Joan remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of Thomas, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100
marks.2

69 (m. 28). At Lancaster,3 on Tuesday in the third week
of Lent, 24 Henry VI. [22nd March, 1446].

Between John Berwyk, of Berwyk, plaintiff, and Peter
Berwyk, of Berwyk, and John Wasshyngton, deforciants of the
manor of Berwyk [Berwick], and of 30 messuages, 600 acres of
land, 100 acres of meadow, 400 acres of pasture, and 40 acres of
wood in Berwyk.

John Berwyk acknowledged the said manor and tenements
to be the right of Peter, for which Peter and John Wasshyngton
granted them to John Berwyk for his life, after his decease to
remain to Aluered Berwyk, son of William Berwyk, and to the
heirs males of his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of
the said John Berwyk.4

1 The transcript of this fine, and writs of "precipe" in the same, dated ist
August, 23 Henry [VI., 1445], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 41 to 43.

2 The transcript of this fine, and writs of "precipe" in the same, dated 1st
March, 24 Henry [VI., 1446], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 38 to 40.

3 Before William Ayscough, Peter Arden, and Richard Bold, justices. Vide
Addit. MSS., no. 32,104, deed no. 1112.

4 The transcript of this fine, and the writ of " precipe " in the same, dated
20th February, 24 Henry [VI., 1446], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 36-7. This fine was exemplified at the request of Alured Barwyk'
2nd April, 15 Henry VII. [1500]. Kuerdeifs MSS,, College of Arms, ii, 188

25 HENRY VI. (1447). 113

70 (m. 27). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 24 Henry VI. [i6th March, 1446].

Between Thomas Stanley, knight, Henry Kyghley, Henry
Byrom, and Robert More, plaintiffs, and Geoffrey Rygby and
Cecily, his wife, and John Fauroshawe,1 deforciants of a messuage,
24 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and 12 acres of pasture in
Raynford.

The deforciants remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Thomas for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave them
100 marks.2

71 (m. 26). At Lancaster, on Tuesday the morrow of
the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 24 Henry VI. [i6th August,
1446].

Between Roger de Elleston, plaintiff, and William de Denby,
otherwise called William Cardemaker, and Margaret, his wife,
daughter of William Sopersone, deforciants of 2 messuages, 15
acres of land, and 2 acres of meadow in Frensshelee [French
Lea] and Assheton, near " le Frensshelee."

William and Margaret remitted all right to Roger and his
heirs, for which Roger gave them 100 marks.3

72 (m. 1 8). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after the Assump-
tion of the Virgin Mary, 25 Henry VI. [iQth August, 1447].

Between Roger Hilton and Roger Molyneux, plaintiffs, and
Ralph Molyneux and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of a messuage,
41 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and 16 acres of wood in
Dokesbury [Duxbury]^ Chorley, and Coppull, and of a third
part of 2 mills, 85 acres of land, and 5 acres of meadow in the
said vills.

Ralph and Ellen remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of Roger Molyneux, for which the plaintiffs gave them
100 marks.4

1 Alias Fouroakshagh.

2 The transcript of this fine, " concordia est talis," and the writ of " precipe "
in the same, dated 2Oth February, 24 Henry [VI., 1446], are in Palatinate of
Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 33 to 35.

3 The transcript of this fine, and the writ of " precipe " in the same, dated 23rd
July, 24 Henry [VI., 1446], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 31-2.

4 The transcript of this fine, and writ of "precipe" in the same, dated ist
August, 25 Henry [VI., 1447]. are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8,
nos. 29-30.

H

114 FINAL CONCORDS.

73 (m. 19). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the fourth
week of Lent, 26 Henry VI. [6th March, 1448].

Between John Holcroft and John Birkehed, plaintiffs, and
Oliver Barton and George Massy, deforciants of 6 messuages,
2OO acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, and
100 acres of moss in Barton, Irwilham \lrlam~\, Rovyngton
[Rivington], and Westley [Westleigh'].

Oliver and George remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of John Holcroft, for which the plaintiffs gave them
100 marks.1

74 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Tuesday next after St. Law-
rence the Martyr, 26 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1448].

Between Edmund Sotheworth, vicar of the church of Bolton,
and Richard Brame, chaplain, plaintiffs, and Oliver Sotheworth
and Alice, his wife, deforciants of 8 messuages and a moiety of a
messuage, 70 acres of land, and 8 acres of meadow in Lancastre,
Assheton, Stoday, and Bolton [le Sands], and of a moiety of
the fourth part of the manor of Oxclif.

Oliver and Alice remitted all right to Edmund and Richard
and to the heirs of Richard, for which Edmund and Richard gave
them 100 marks.2

75 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Thursday in the first week of
Lent, 27 Henry VI. [6th March, 1449].

Between Henry Byrom and Henry Shakkerley, chaplain,
plaintiffs, and Richard Banastre and Amisia, his wife, deforciants
of a messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, and I acre
of wood in Lathum.

Richard and Amisia remitted all right to Henry and his heirs,
for which Henry gave them 100 marks.3

76 (m. 20). At Lancaster, on Monday in the second week
of Lent, 27 Henry VI. [loth March, 1449].

Between Geoffrey Osbaldeston, esquire, plaintiff, and Thomas

1 Writ of "precipe" in the above fine, dated I2th February, 26 Henry [VI.,
1448], is in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 28.

* Writ of " precipe " in the above fine, dated 2oth July, 26 Henry [VI., 1448],
and "concordia est talis," are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos
26-7.

3 Writ of "precipe," dated i6th February, 27 Henry [VI., 1449]. and transcript
of the above fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 24-5.

27 HENRY VI. (1449). H5

Brethirton, of Mawdesley, yeoman, and Margaret, his wife, defor-
ciants of a messuage and 1 6 acres of land in Osbaldeston.

Thomas and Margaret remitted all right to Geoffrey and his
heirs, for which Geoffrey gave them 100 marks.1

77 (m. 10). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence, 27 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1449].

Between Ralph Knoll, chaplain, Roger Roby, and Alan
Tunstall, plaintiffs, and James Wilkynson, of Raynford, and
Agnes, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 36 acres of land, 2
acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood, 4 acres of
moor, and 2 acres of moss in Raynford.

James and Agnes remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of Ralph, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100 marks.2

78 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St.
Lawrence, 27 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1449].

Between Hugh Hyton, clerk, Hugh Worthyngton, John
Bradshagh, and Hugh Adlyngton, plaintiffs, and Richard Assheton
and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of 3 1 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of wood, 13 acres of pasture, and a third part of
2 mills, in Chorley, Dokesbury [Duxbury], and Coppull.

Richard and Margaret granted the said tenements and third
part to the plaintiffs for the lives of the said Richard and Margaret,
after their decease to remain to William, their son, and to the
heirs of his body, in default to remain to the right heirs of the
said Margaret, for which the plaintiffs gave them 100 marks.3

79 (m. i). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St. Law-
rence, 27 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1449].

Between Roger Oldum and Hugh Gartsyde, plaintiffs, and
Richard Culchith and Elizabeth, his wife, daughter of Richard
Moston, deforciants of 4 messuages, 90 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 4 acres of wood, 200 acres of pasture, 100 acres of moss,
and 4 acres of brush-wood (brusetum) in Newton, near Mam-
cestre, Pulton, and Wolston, near Weryngton.

1 Writ of" precipe," dated aoth February, 27 Henry [VI., 1449], and transcript
of the above fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 22-3.

2 Writ of " precipe," dated 2Oth July, 27 Henry [VI., 1449], and transcript of
the above fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 14-15.

3 Writ of "precipe," dated 2oth August, 27 Henry [VI., 1449], and transcript of
the above fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 16-17.

Il6 FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard and Elizabeth acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Roger, for which Roger and Hugh granted them to
Richard, to have and to hold to the said Richard for his life, after
his decease to remain to the said Elizabeth for her life, after her
decease to remain to Ralph Culchith, son of the said Richard, and
to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to Richard
Culchith, brother of the said Ralph, and to the heirs males of his
body, in default to remain1 to the heirs males of the body of the
said Elizabeth begotten by the said Richard Culchith, father of
the said Ralph, in default to remain to the heirs of the body of the
said Elizabeth begotten by the said Richard, father of the said
Ralph, in default to remain to Katherine Culchith, sister of the
said Richard, brother of Ralph, and to the heirs of her body, in
default to remain to Ellen Culchith, sister of the said Katherine,
and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the heirs of
the body of the said Ralph, in default to remain to the heirs of the
body of the said Richard, brother of Ralph, in default to remain
to the right heirs of the said Elizabeth for ever.2

80. At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after St. Lawrence,
27 Henry VI. [i3th August, 1449].

Between John Sergeant, plaintiff, and Richard Travers,
deforciant of 3 burgages, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, i
acre of wood in Neuton in Makerfeld.

Richard quitclaimed all right to John and his heirs, for which
John gave him 100 marks of silver.3

8 1 (m. 2).4 At Lancaster, on Friday in the second week of
Lent, 28 Henry VI. [6th March, 1450].

Between John, Archbishop of Canterbury, William Bonevile,
knight, Philip Courtenay, knight, Edward Hall, knight, Thomas
Strikland, knight, Robert Danby, Sergeant-at-Law, William

1 The transcript of this fine continues from this point—" to Katherine Culchith,
his sister," &c., as below, down to "heirs of the body of the said Richard, brother
of Ralph," where it then recites the portion omitted and concludes as above.

2 Writ of "precipe," dated 2oth July, 27 Henry [VI., 1449], and transcript of
the above fine, are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, nos. 20-1.

3 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 19. The writ of "precipe"
in the above, dated 2Oth July, 27 Henry [VI., 1449], is no. 18.

« Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 7 (28-29 Henry VI.), consisting only
of nos. 8 1 and 84.

28 HENRY VI. (1450). 117

Stafford, esquire, John Hill, clerk, Peter Stukley, clerk, Thomas
Esshedale, clerk, Nicholas Girlyngton, esquire, Ralph Hill, esquire,
Robert Hill, esquire, Thomas Musgrave, esquire, and Roger
Bethum, esquire, plaintiffs, and William Haryngton, of Gleston,
knight, and Thomas Nicholl, parson of the church of Aldyngham,
deforciants of the Castle of Gleston, the manors of Aldyngham
and Thirnom, a moiety of the manor of Ulverston, and the
advowson of the church of the manor of Aldyngham.

The deforciants remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of Thomas Esshedale for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave
them 1000 marks.1

82. [At Lancaster, on Friday in the second week of Lent,
28 Henry VI. (6th March, 1450).]

Between Ralph Assheton, esquire, Adam Tetlowe, and Richard
Hilton, plaintiffs, and Geoffrey Assheton and Margaret, his wife,
deforciants of 3 messuages, 60 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow,
and 2 acres of wood in Assheton under Lyme.

Geoffrey and Matilda quitclaimed all right to the plaintiffs
and the heirs of Adam for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave
them 100 marks of silver.2

83. At Lancaster on St. Lawrence,
28 Henry VI. [ August, 1450].

William Tarleton and Katherine, his wife, and others demand
against Thomas Travers, Lawrence Travers, Richard Travers,
brother of the said Lawrence, William Travers, and William
Harebotell and Agnes, his wife, three parts of half the manor of
Thorneton in Amondernesse.

William Tarleton and Katherine, his wife, Robert Adlyngton
and Elizabeth, his wife, and Christopher Worthyngton and Joan,
his wife, were seised of the said three parts in right of the said
Katherine, Elizabeth, and Joan, and they recover their seisin of
the same against Thomas Travers and the others.3

1 A transcript of the above fine, and two writs of "precipe" in the same,
dated 8th February, 28 Henry [VI., 1450], are in Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines,
Bundle 8, nos. 9 to II.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 8, no. 13, and writ of " precipe " in
the same, dated 6th February, 28 Henry [VI., 1450], no. 12.

3 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 16, m. 25^.

Il8 FINAL CONCORDS.

84 (m. i).1 At Lancaster, on Friday in the second week of
Lent, 29 Henry VI. [26th March, 1451].

Between Robert Hulton, plaintiff, and Ralph Hulton, of
Burnehull, and Katherine, his wife, deforciants of 3 messuages, 50
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, 20 acres of
moor, and i8d. of rent in Bolton on the Moors.

Robert acknowledged the said tenements and rent to be the
right of Katherine, for which Ralph and Katherine granted them
to Robert, to have and to hold to the said Robert and to the heirs
of his body, rendering therefor to the said Ralph and Katherine
and to the heirs of Katherine for the lives of the said Ralph and
Katherine and of Alan, son of the said Katherine, 205. by the
year (with clause of distress) ; in default of an heir of the body
of the said Robert the said tenements and rent to remain to
Edward Hulton, brother of the said Robert, and to the heirs of
his body, rendering, &c. (as before), in default to remain to
Margery, Alice, and Cecilia, daughters of the said Katherine, and
to the heirs of the said Margery, rendering, &c. (as before).2

85 (m. u).3 At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Lawrence, 29 Henry VI. [i6th August, 1451].

Between William Nevyll, clerk, and Oliver Blande, chaplain,
plaintiffs, and Henry Plesyngton, knight, and Richard Bolton,
late of Hedon in Holdernesse, co. York, deforciants of the
manor of Ellale, in Ellale.

Henry and Richard remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of William, for which the plaintiffs gave them IOOO
marks.

86. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent,

30 Henry VI. [ March, 1452].

Isabel, who was the wife of Henry Hilton, demands against
Peter, son of William Lumhalges, the third part of 5 messuages, 2
gardens, 24 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 100 acres of moor,
100 acres of moss in Barton.

Isabel recovers her seisin of the tenements against the said
Peter.*

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 7.

2 Writ of "precipe," dated 24th March, 29 Henry [VI., 1451], and a tran-
script of the above fine are in Bundle 8, nos. 7-8.

3 This and the remaining fines of this reign are from Bundle 6.

4 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 18, m. -jd.

35 HENRY VI. (1457). 119

87 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week of
Lent, 35 Henry VI. [4th April, 1457].

Between Ralph Assheton, esquire, and Margery, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Richard Barton, of Midelton, the elder, esquire,
deforciant of 2 messuages, 76 acres of land, 19 acres of meadow,
90 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood, and 100 acres of moor in
Midelton [in Salford Hundred].

Roger acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Margery, for which Ralph and Margery granted them to Richard,
to have and to hold to the said Richard for his life without im-
peachment of waste, after the decease of the said Richard to
remain to Richard Barton, younger son of the said Richard, to
have and to hold to the said Richard Barton, the younger, for his
life, after his decease to remain to the right heirs of the said Richard
Barton, the elder. (Covenant to warrant against William, Abbot
of Whalley, and his successors.)

88 (m. 15). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 35 Henry VI. [4th April, 1457].

Between Ralph Assheton, esquire, and Margery, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Richard Barton, of Midelton, the elder, esquire,
deforciant of 2 messuages, 58 acres of land, 28 acres of
meadow, 100 acres of pasture, I acre of wood, and 100 acres
of moor in Midelton [in Salford Hundred}.

Richard acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Margery, for which Margery granted them to Richard, to have
and to hold to the said Richard for his life without im-
peachment of waste, after his decease to remain to Thomas
Barton, son of the said Richard, to have and to hold to the
said Thomas for his life without impeachment of waste, after the
decease of the said Thomas to remain to the right heirs of
the said Richard for ever. (Covenant to warrant against William,
Abbot of Whalley, and his successors.)

89 (m. 14). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 35 Henry VI. [4th April, 1457].

Between Ralph Assheton, esquire, and Margery, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Richard Barton, of Midelton, the elder, esquire,
deforciant of 2 messuages, 34 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow,
70 acres of pasture, 16 acres of wood, and 100 acres of moor in
Midelton [in Salford Hundred],

120 FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard acknowledged the said tenements to be the right
of Margery, for which Ralph and Margery granted them to
Richard, to have and to hold to the said Richard for his
life without impeachment of waste, after the decease of the said
Richard the said tenements to remain to William Barton, son of
the said Richard, to have and to hold to the said William for his
life without impeachment of waste, after the decease of the
said William to remain to the right heirs of the said Richard.
(Covenant to warrant against William, Abbot of Whalley, and
his successors.)

90 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 35 Henry VI. [4th April, 1457].

Between Ralph Assheton, esquire, and Margery, his wife,
plaintiffs, and Richard Barton, of Midelton, the elder, esquire,
deforciant of 4 messuages, 55 acres of land, 24 acres of meadow,
68 acres of pasture, 5 acres of wood, and 100 acres of moor in
Midelton [in Salford Hundred].

Richard acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
Margery, for which Ralph and Margery granted them to Richard,
to have and to hold to the said Richard for his life without
impeachment of waste, after the decease of the said Richard the
said tenements to remain to Ralph Barton, son of the said
Richard, to have and to hold to the said Ralph for his life
without impeachment of waste, after his decease to remain to
the right heirs of the said Richard. (Covenant to warrant against
William, Abbot of Whalley, and his successors.)

91 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fifth week
of Lent, 35 Henry VI. [4th April, 1457].

Between Henry Birkeheued and Ranulph Bolde, plaintiffs, and
Thomas Assheton and Joan, his wife, deforciants of 4 messuages,
41 acres of land, and i rood of meadow in Penketh.

Thomas and Joan acknowledged the said tenements to be the
right of Henry, for which Henry and Ranulph granted them to
Thomas and Joan for their lives, after their decease to remain to
Richard Assheton and Robert Assheton, sons of the said Thomas
and Joan, for their lives, after their decease to remain to Thomas,
son of Hamon Assheton, son of the said Thomas and Joan, and to
the heirs of his body, in default to remain to Joan, daughter of the
said Hamon, and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain

36 HENRY VI. (1458). 121

to Agnes, daughter of the said Hamon, and to the heirs of
her body, in default to remain to William Assheton, son of the
said Thomas Assheton, father of the said Hamon, and (of) Joan,
his wife, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to
Richard Assheton, brother of the said William, and to the heirs
of his body, in default to remain to George Assheton, brother of
the said Richard, and to the heirs of his body, in default to remain
to Robert Assheton, brother of the said George, and to the heirs
of his body, in default to remain to Ellen, sister of the said
Robert, and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the
right heirs of the said Joan, wife of Thomas Assheton, father of
the said Hamon, for ever.

92 (m. 17). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 36 Henry VI. [i6th August,
1458].

Between Thomas Nelson, plaintiff, and Robert Preston, of
Droghda, in Ireland, deforciant of 7 messuages, 13 acres of land,
and 2 acres of meadow in Longton and Preston in Amon-
dernesse.

Robert remitted all right to Thomas and his heirs, for which
Thomas gave him 100 marks.

93 (m. 4). At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 36 Henry VI. [i6th August,
1458].

Between Richard Banastre, plaintiff, and James Walton and
Agnes, his wife, deforciants of I messuage, 80 acres of land,
40 acres of meadow, and 8 acres of wood in Colne and Great
Mersden.

James and Agnes acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Richard, and they granted for themselves and the
heirs of James that 37 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow
of the said tenements which Agnes, late the wife of James
de Walton, the younger, held for term of life in Great Mersden
on the day this concord was made, should remain to the said
Richard and to his heirs after the decease of the said Agnes, for
which Richard granted I messuage, 43 acres of land, 36 acres
of meadow, and 8 acres of wood to the said James Walton, to
have and to hold for the life of the said James without im-
peachment of waste of the said Richard and his heirs,

122 FINAL CONCORDS.

rendering a rose by the year at the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist, after James Walton's decease the said tenements en-
tirely to revert to Richard and his heirs.

94 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the second
week of Lent, 37 Henry VI. [2ist February, 1459].

Between John Botiller, knight, Thomas Dutton, esquire,
Nicholas Biron, esquire, and John Perte, chaplain, plaintiffs, and
Isabella, late the wife of John Dacre, knight, deforciant of the
manor of Laton, and of 24 messuages, 712 acres of land, 35 acres
of meadow, 6 acres of wood, and 1000 acres of turbary in
Burton Wode.

Isabella remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
John Botiller, for which the plaintiffs gave her 100 marks.

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Chancery Roll, no. 7. Deputy Keeper's
33rd Report, App. no. I, pp. 24 to 39.)

i HENRY VI., 1422-3.

Sir William de Stanley, chivaler, John Blundell, of Crosseby,
Sir John Stanley, kt., Sir Richard Molyneux, chivaler, William
del Hethe, chaplain, Thomas Walker, chaplain, Richard de Pil-
kyngton, Richard de Chadirton, the prior of Burscogh, Henry de
Byrum, John Gerard, of Ines, Hugh de Tildesley, Robert Unton,
Richard de Dalton, Richard de Radeclif, of Dounum, Richard de
Bradley, Alured Radclif, Thomas Gylowe, Sir William Lovell,
chivaler, Richard Botiller, of Kirkland, William Abraham, vicar
of the church of Croston, Juliana Fletewod, and William, son
of Robert de Barlawe.

3 HENRY VI., 1424-5.

William Esslak, executor of the will of Richard Esslak, of
Lancaster, Henry de Preston and Joan, his wife, Thomas de
Sotheworth, William de Chysnall, Catharine, widow of John,
son of Richard Caterall, executrix of the will of the said Richard,
Roger de Venables, parson of the church of Routhestorn, Ranulph
de Coton, Christopher de Tyldesley and Joan, his wife, Sir William
de Haryngton, kt., Sir Richard Molyneux, kt., Ellen, widow of
James de Haryngton, kt., Nicholas de Haryngton, Richard de
Shirburn, and Thomas de Urswyk, Edward de Chernok, Hugh
de Bradshagh, John de Bradshagh, John de Sotheworth, Catharine
Baxter, Edmund Frere, Sir Richard Molyneux, kt., William, son
of Roger de Assheton, Christopher de Preston, John le Fletcher,
chaplain, John de Assheton and Emma, his wife, Thomas, son
and heir of William Norreys, Simon Gybunsone and his son
Richard, John Gerard, of Ines, and Ellen, his wife, the Abbot of
Cokersand, Laurence Gilybrond, Hugh Gilybrond, Thurstan de

124 FINAL CONCORDS.

Anderton, William de Orell, Henry de Pemberton, and Henry
Blundell, Agnes, widow of Thurston de Holand, Nicholas de
Croft, esq., and John Longshagh, vicar of the church of Hurlegh,
in the county of Southampton.

4 HENRY VI., 1425-6.

Roger de Ryssheton and John de Radclif, of Ordesale, 1 4th
October ; William Merser, chaplain, Master David Price, Ralph
de Assheton, Maud, widow of John de Sonky, Rosa, widow of
Roger de Assheton, Thomas de Sotheworth, esq., James Pyker-
ing, Catherine Baker, Geoffrey, son of Richard de Bold, Isabella,
widow of John de Legh, of Shotelworth, Ralph de Prestwyche
(for an exemplification of an inquisition touching the river Irwell),
Thomas de la Warre, clerk, James del Holt, Richard de Radclif,
and Gilbert de Adburgham.

5 HENRY VI., 1426-7.

John de Longshagh, vicar of the church of Horsley, Alice,
widow of Thomas de Osbaldeston, John Chaloner, of Holbroke,
Elizabeth, widow of Richard de Rixton, Sir John de Stanley, kt.,
and Ralph del Eves, executors of the will of Sir Richard de
Hoghton, kt., William de Walton, Sir John de Assheton, kt.,
John Urswyk and Agnes, his wife, Thomas la Warre, Roger de
Chernok, John de Berwyk, John Banastre, of Wakefeld, Alice
Baker, William Merser, chaplain, Thomas de Cliderhowe, Elias
de Aynesworth, John de Assheworth, Thomas Urswike, John
Brokholes, and John Drayton.

6 HENRY VI., 1427-8.

William de Coppull, Richard Robynson, of Lidegate, Henry
le Birom and Lucy, his wife, and Ellen, widow of John de Par,
John de Midelton and Thomasina, his wife, Richard Spoford,
clerk, Alan de Kenet, Sarah, widow of William Gibson, Richard
Whynwhik, chaplain, William Munkrode, Richard de Kighley
and Thurstan, son of Hugh de Standish, James de Hulton, Isa-
bella, widow of Sir Henry Scaresbrek, kt., Hugh More, Robert
Parker, Roger Travers, Henry del Knoll, William Jacsone, of
Maudesley, Peter Talbot, and William Scargell, the abbot of
Cokirsand, Joan, abbess of Syon, Nicholas del Croft, John de

HENRY VI. 125

Langton, parson of the church of Wigan, John de Legh, and
Hugh, son and heir of Hugh de Aghton.

7 HENRY VI., 1428-9.

Richard Tunley, Richard de Tounley, Thomas Walbank,
chaplain, Thomas de Aton, of York, bowyer, Alan de Classe-
ham, John Dobinogh, and others, Robert del Holt, of Chesum,
and Thurstan de Holand, Richard de Syngleton, chaplain, and
Robert Brokholes, Thomas Travers, and Elizabeth, widow of
Alexander de Etheleston.

8 HENRY VL, 1429-30.

Agnes, widow and executrix of Robert de Blondes, the execu-
tors of the will of Giles Lovell, late prior of Lancaster, William
de Langton, parson of Wygan, John Paton, Roger Dokwra,
clerk, John Banastre of Wakefeld, Robert Becansawe, John de
Stanley, kt., Gilbert Bury, Hamo le Massy, and Christofer de
Tildesley, citizen and goldsmith of London.

9 HENRY VI., 1430-1.

William de Haryngton, chivaler, Thomas de Radclif, kt., the
executors of the will of William de Berdesey, of Berdesey, the
executor of the will of William Moton, chaplain, Richard del
Merssh, of Ditton, Richard Risley, James de Langton, Richard
Botiller, Ralph, son of John de Assheton, Robert de Haryngton,
kt., and Robert Brokholes, William Haukesegh, William Lovell,
kt., James Pykeryng and Joan, his wife, Henry de Kyghley, and
James de Langton.

10 HENRY VL, 1431-2.

John de Radclyf, of Ordesale, kt., and Joan, his wife, Alice,
widow of Ralph de Langton, kt., Alice, widow of Thomas de
Osbaldeston, of Keuerdale, Edmund de Trafford, John de Rad-
clyf, of Chaderton, and Elizabeth, his wife, Edward de Stanley,
Robert de Orell, William de Langton, late parson of Wygan,
Roger Passemych and Katherine, his wife, Henry Mosok of
Liverpool and Joan, his wife, Thomas Brigge and Margery, his
wife, Henry de Shotilworth, Roger de Bolton, junior (against John

126 FINAL CONCORDS.

de Bradshagh and others), Robert Unton, John de Bradshagh and
Richard, his brother, Margaret, widow of Ralph de Langford,kt. (for
a writ of dower against Thomas, Bishop of Durham, and others),
John de Broghton, esq., and Margaret, his wife, Alice, widow
of John Gerrard del Brynne (for a writ of dower against Peter
Gerrard), John Huntingdon, clerk, Richard Bothe, Roger
Bothe (for a writ of covenant against Richard, son of John
Byron, kt.), John de Bradshagh, of Bradshagh, and Richard,
his brother, William Lathewayte, of Pemberton, Henry del
Hull, of Totyngton, John de Radclyff, of Chaderton, kt., Henry,
son of Henry de Scaresbrek, kt., William Robynsone Atkynsone,
of Claghton, yeoman, Richard Chorlegh, William Jacsone of
Maudesley, Anton Banastre, John Banastre, of Walton, John de
Aghton, of Hoghwyk, Agnes, Katherine, Elizabeth, and Joan,
daughters and co-heiresses of William de Thorneton, of Thorne-
ton (for the seal fee on letters patent of exemplification of divers
writs and inquisitions touching their inheritance), Thomas Sadler,
of Wygan, chaloner, James de Langton, parson of Wygan,
Nicholas Geffraysone, the executors of the will of Ralph de Rad-
clyf, kt., Margaret, widow of Milo de Blakeburne, Ralph de Rad-
clyf, Thomas Urswyk, esq., and Richard de Blundell, Hugh de
Huyton, parson of Eccleston, Richard de Chester, vicar of St.
Mary's, Lancaster, and Thomas, brother of Henry de TrafFord
(for respite of homage).

ii HENRY VI., 1432-3.

Thurstan de Tyldeslegh, Simon Perpunt, Thurstan Byrum,
John Westhyl, William de Becansawe, John de Huntyngdon,
clerk, Ralph de Assheton, Henry, son of Nicholas Blundell, and
John and Robert, his brothers, executors of their father's will, and
Thomas, abbot of Cokersand.

12 HENRY VI., 1433-4.

Thomas Norreys, Edmund de TrafFord, kt., Arthur and Ot-
well, sons and executors of John Nowell, of Reved, John de
Pilkyngton, kt., Robert de Pilkyngton, esq., Henry de Fletewode,
Alice, widow of John de Clyderhowe, John de Whiteledale, of
Wyresdale, Robert de Billyngham, esq., Arthur and Otwell, sons
of John Nowell, of Rede, Christopher de Radclyf and Joan, his

HENRY VI. 127

wife, Henry Scaresbrek, William del Shagh, the elder, and Joan,
his wife, the Abbot of Whallay, Henry Fletewode, and others.

13 HENRY VI., 1434-5-

Alexander, son and heir of Nicholas, son of John Nowell (for
respite of homage), Joan, widow of Thomas Nightgale, and
Richard, his son, Henry de Kyghley, Christopher Banastre, John
de Stanley, chivaler, Ralph Byrtwesill, of the parish of Burnley,
Richard Molyneux, chivaler, Robert de Rygby and Elizabeth, his
wife, William Thornehill, Geoffrey Fildyng, John Wrennaw,
Richard Beby, Thomas le Causey, miller, William Wynstanley,
Cecilia, widow of Ralph de Radclyf, kt., Henry de Scaresbrek,
Robert, abbot of Furness, Henry de Kighley, and Thomas de
Bethum.

14 HENRY VI., 1435-6.

John de Eccleston, Robert Gerard and others, Thomas, abbot
of Cokerham, William de Faryngton, Alice, widow of Robert del
Holt, Robert de Haryngton, kt., and Thomas de Haryngton, esq.,
John de Claghton and Elizabeth, his wife, William Bothe, clerk,
and John Byrom, kt., Alice, widow of William de Legh, Thomas
de Tarleton, chaplain, Richard del Zate, chaplain, Ralph Boteler,
and Richard le Mylner, executors of the will of William Abraham,
late vicar of Croston, Nicholas le Botiller, of Rouclif, and John de
Pilkyngton, of Whithull.

15 HENRY VI., 1436-7.

Antony Banastre, Henry Bowes, esq., Thomas, abbot of
Cokersand, Thomas, prior of Penwortham, Thomas de Hesketh,
and Hugh de Hesketh, Laurence de Standyssh and Joan, his wife,
Thomas de Fisshewyk ; writ of Postdisseisin, in favour of Agnes,
widow of Ralph de Bradshagh, against Laurence de Standyssh in
respect of lands in Wygan and Shevynton, as her dower, 2ist
March ; like writ at the suit of the same Agnes against Alex-
ander de Standyssh and Constance, his wife, 2ist March.

16 HENRY VI., 1437-8.

John Beron, kt., James de Walton, James de Langton, clerk,
Richard de Hulton, Peter de Worsley, Thomas de Bethum, Joan,

128 FINAL CONCORDS.

widow of Matthew Gelybrond, Robert de Sale, William Lumner,
the executors of the will of Edmund Frere, the Abbot of Vale
Royal, Richard Broune, Robert de Radclyf and others, Robert de
Haryngton, kt., and Christiana, his wife, and Nicholas Botiller de
Rauclyf, esq., Robert Laurence, kt., John Longton, John Byron,
kt., Robert de Longley, Alice, widow of John de Berwyk,
Elias de Aynesworth, Richard de Caterall, the elder, and others,
Robert de Haryngton, kt., and Henry Bolde.

17 HENRY VI., 1438-9.

John de Okulshagh, vicar of Croston, James de Aynesworth,
Thomas de Haryngton, Thomas de Radclyf, kt., and Robert
Longley, Edward, son of Robert de Lathum, Robert de Rygby
and Elizabeth, his wife, William de Haryngton, kt., Thomas de
Stanley,kt., and Henry de Hoghton, William Greneholl, of Preston,
Thomas de Haryngton, esq., Laurence de Hamerton, Henry de
Scaresbrek, Agnes, widow of John Bonyfaunt, and William Bony-
faunt, clerk, Henry de Scaresbrek, and Thomas de Barton, of
Barton, Henry de Passe, John de Legh, and Isabella, widow of
William del Legh.

1 8 HENRY VI., 1439-40.

Henry de Radclyf, Master Gilbert Halsall, Gilbert de Scares-
brek and Elizabeth, his wife, Thomas de Haryngton, esq., and
Edmund Skirauch, William de Heton, Alan de Thorneton, Roger
de Bolton, Hugh Cay, John Botiller and Elizabeth, his wife,
Agnes, widow of John Bonyfaunt, Ralph de Prestwych, Mar-
garet, widow of William Haryngton, kt., Thomas Haryngton and
John Haryngton, sons of the aforesaid William, and Alexander
Radclyf, executors of the will of the said William Haryngton,
otherwise called William de Haryngton, cousin- of William, lord
Haryngton, John Robynson, of Overkellet, Roger Scarthwayt,
Gilbert Cunclyf, Edmund Parker, and John Byron, chivaler.

HENRY VI. 129

(Duchy of Lancaster, Close Roll, no. 2. Deputy Keeper's
3yth Report, App. no. 2, pp. 175-6.)

31 HENRY VL, 1453.

At the sitting at Lancaster on Monday next after the feast
of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 31 Henry VL,

gives a fine for a writ of debt, 28th July, 31 Henry

VI. Robert Croke the like for a writ of robbery, same date.

32 HENRY VI., 1454.

At the sitting on Monday in the third week of Lent,
Katherine, who was the wife of Richard Botiller, of Kirkeland,
gives a fine for a writ of dower, 28th March, 32 Henry VI.
William Bradford the like for a writ of debt, same date.

34 HENRY VL, 1455-6.

Nicholas Tode, William Heton, John Botiller, kt., Oliver
Nuthowe, and William Noereys, esq.

35 HENRY VL, 1456-7.

Peter de Legh, esq. ; Margery, who was the wife of Henry
Robynson ; Thomas Haryngton, kt., and John Haryngton, esq.

36 HENRY VL, 1457-8.

William Coppull the elder ; the abbot of the monastery of
St. Mary of Whalley ; Thomas Nelson ; and Richard Banastre,
dated 28th July, 36 Henry VI.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Close Roll, no. 3. Deputy Keeper's
37th Report, App. no. 2, p. 177.)

37 HENRY VL, 1458-9.

John Botiller, kt., 28th January, for a writ of covenant, and
Richard West,1 kt., for a writ of formedon, 22nd February, 37
Henry VI.

1 Kuerderfs MSS. gives " Ralph" West.

130 FINAL CONCORDS.

38 HENRY VL, 1459-60.

Thomas Nicoll, late rector of Aldyngham, John Haryngton,
clerk, Roger Betham, esq., and John Forton, executors of the will
of William Haryngton, late lord of Aldyngham, otherwise called
William, late Lord Haryngton, 5th February ; Hugh Worthing-
ton, for a writ of formedon, I7th March ; and Roger Asshawe,
for a writ of debt, 8th July, 38 Henry VI.

LANCASTER.

EDWARD IV., A.D. 1461 — 1470, 1471 — 1483.

1 (m. 3).1 At Lancaster, on Wednesday the morrow of
St. Lawrence, 2 Edward IV. [nth August, 1462].

Between Thomas Neelson and Agnes, his wife, plaintiffs,
and Matthew Bolton and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of ...
messuages (?), 50 acres of land, and IO acres of meadow in
Bolton in Lonesdale.

Matthew and Margaret remitted all right to Thomas and
his heirs, for which Thomas gave them 100 marks.

2 (m. 23).2 [At Lancaster, in the Court of the Lord King]
Edward IV. [on Wednesday] the morrow of St. Lawrence [in
the second year, nth August, 1462].

Between Matthew [Bolton] 3 and Margaret, his wife, plain-
tiffs, and Thomas Neelson and Agnes, his wife, deforciants

acres of land, and 10 acres of meadow in Preston in

Amondernesse and Longton.

Thomas and Agnes remitted all right to Matthew and
Margaret and to the heirs of Matthew, for which Matthew and
Margaret gave them 100 marks.

3 (m. 6).4 At Lancaster, on Thursday in the first week
of Lent, 2 Edward IV. [llth March, 1462], and afterwards
recorded on Wednesday in the second week of Lent, 3 Edward
IV. [9th March, 1463].

Between William [Archbishop of York, and Alexander]5
Radclif, plaintiffs, and Elizabeth, late the wife of Thomas Haryng-
ton, knight, deforciant of the manors of Tateham and Hesame

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 7.

" Fines, Bundle J.

* Restored from the record of fines paid.

4 Fines, Bundle 7.

5 Restored from the record of fines paid.

132

FINAL CONCORDS.

[Heysham], with the appurtenances, and . . . [torn], and also
of 20 messuages, 500 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, and
2OO acres of wood in Tateham and Hes[ame] . . .

[Elizabeth Haryngton] acknowledged the said manors, tene-
ments, and advowson to be the right of the said Archbishop, for
which the Archbishop granted them to Elizabeth for her life,

after her decease to remain to James Haryngton, and

to the heirs of his body, in default to remain to Robert Haryng-
ton, brother of the said James, and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to Margaret, Joan, Anne, Katherine, and Agnes,
sisters of the said Robert, and to the heirs of their bodies, in de-
fault to remain to the right heirs of the said Elizabeth for ever.

4 (m. 24). At Lancaster, before John Nedeham and
Thomas Litelton, justices, on Monday next after the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 7 Edward IV. [lyth August, 1467],

Between Peter Legh, knight, and Edmund Lathum, plaintiffs,
and Oliver Twisse, deforciant of a messuage and 2O acres of land
in Wolston and Fernyhed.

Oliver remitted all right in the said tenement to Peter and
Edmund and to the heirs of Peter for ever, for which Peter and
Edmund gave him 20 marks.1

5 (m. 2). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assump-
tion of the Virgin Mary, 7 Edward IV. [i7th August, 1467].

Between William Leylond, plaintiff, and Otwell Wodehouse
and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 34 acres of
land, and i acre of meadow in Lauton with Kenyan.

Otwell and Margaret remitted all right to William and his
heirs, for which William gave them 4.0/1.

6 (m. 7).2 At Lancaster, on Wednesday in the third week

of Lent, before John Nedeham and Thomas Litelton,

justices.

[Between Robert plaintiffs, and Henry Holme and

Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of a sixth part of the manor of
Uprauclif, 24 acres of land, 60 acres of meadow, 500

1 Mutilations filled in from an abstract in Lanes. MSS., Chetham Lib.,
xxxviii, 414.

2 Fines, Bundle 7. This and the two following fines probably belong to
the period 6-9 Edw. IV., 1466-1469.

7 EDWARD IV. (1467). 133

acres of pasture, I o acres of wood, 300 acres of shillings

of rent in Uprauclif, Gosenargh, Halghton, Thystylton,
and Tatam.

Henry and Elizabeth acknowledged the said sixth part to be
the right of Robert, for which Robert granted it to the said
Elizabeth, to have and to hold to the said Henry and Elizabeth
for the life of the said Elizabeth, rendering a rose by the year at
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, after Elizabeth's decease
the said sixth part to revert to Robert and his heirs.

7 (m. 22). * At Lancaster, on Monday next before the
Assumption of the Virgin Mary, . . . [torn] before John Nede-
ham and Thomas Litelton, justices.

[Between Thomas . . . , plaintiff, and William . . . and]
Joan, his wife, deforciants of 2 messuages, I toft, 14 acres of
land, 3 acres and Bolton on the Moors.

William and [Joan acknowledged the tenements] to be the
right of the said Thomas for which [the said Thomas granted] to
William and Joan a moiety of the said tenements, to have and to
hold to the said [William and Joan for the] life of the said Joan,
rendering a rose by the year for all service pertaining to Thomas
and his heirs, after Joan's decease the said moiety to revert to
Thomas and his heirs for ever.

8 (m. 2I).1 At Lancaster, on Friday in the third week of

Lent, in the . . . year of the reign of Edward [IV.]

(Nedeham and Litelton, justices).

Between Lambert . . . [and Henry] . . . [plaintiffs, and]
Christopher Bolton and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of 5

messuages, 77 acres of land, 12 acres . . . [torn] rent

in Bolton and Bare.

[Christopher and Margaret] acknowledged the said eighth part
to be the right of the said Lambert [and Henry] . . . [torn]
rent and eighth part of the gift of the said Christopher and Mar-
garet, [to hold to the said] Lambert and Henry and the heirs of
the said Lambert for ever. And likewise the said Christopher
[and Margaret granted that] . . . acres of land, of the said tene-
ments, which Agnes who was should remain to Lambert

and Henry and to the heirs of Lambert, for which Lambert and

1 Fines, Bundle 7.

134 FINAL CONCORDS.

Henry granted the said tenements and eighth part to Christopher
and Margaret, to have and to hold to them and to the heirs of the
body of the said Christopher, of the said Lambert and Henry and
the heirs of Lambert, rendering a rose at the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist, in default of an heir of the body of the said Chris-
topher the said tenements and eighth part to revert to Lambert
and Henry and to the heirs of the said Lambert.

9. At Lancaster, before John Nedeham and Thomas Litleton,
justices, on ... day in the third week of Lent, 8 Edward IV.
[2ist-26th March, 1468].

James Stratberrel, chaplain, demands against Henry Hoghton,
esquire, the manor of Hoghton, together with a moiety of the
manor of Alston and 200 messuages, 3000 acres of land, 500
acres of meadow, 2000 acres of pasture, 300 acres of wood, 1000
acres of turbary, and 500 acres of moor in Hoghton, Lea,
Alston, Grimsargh, Gosnergh, Chernoc Richard, Ashton
by Preston, Hawith, Ravenmeles, Chipin, Hothersall, Dil-
worth, Whitle, Cumbrol [Cumeralgh, in Whittingharn}, Heton
[by Lancaster], and Golborne, held of the King as of his Duchy
of Lancaster.

Henry Hoghton vouches to warrant John Singleton of Lea,
&c. James Stratberrel shall recover his seisin of the tenements
to hold of the said Henry, and Henry shall have of the land of
John Singleton to the like value.1

10. At Lancaster, on Monday (?) in the third (?) week of Lent,
8 Edward IV. [2ist March, 1468].

Between Robert Spencer, chaplain, plaintiff, and John Tildes-
ley, the elder, esquire, deforciant of the manor of Tildesley and
3 messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres of
pasture, 24 acres of wood, and 20 acres of heath in Tildesley.

John Tildesley remitted all right to Robert, for which
Robert gave him 2

1 Kuerten's AfSS., College of Arms, ii, \-j\b.

2 Robert Spencer, chaplain, gives to the Lord the King 2os. for license to agree
with John Tildesley, the elder, esquire, touching the manor of Tildeslcy and 3
messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, to acres of pasture, 24 acres
of wood, and 20 acres of heath in Tildesley. And he has a chirograph, &c.
Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 33, m. 7.

17 EDWARD IV. (1477). 135

1 1 (m. 5).1 At Lancaster, on Wednesday next after the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 10 Edward IV. [i2th September,
1470].

Between Thurstan Grene, plaintiff, and William Grene, late
of Hepay, co. Lancaster, chaplain, deforciant of 2 messuages and
17 acres of land in Hepay and Chorley.

Thurstan acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
William, for which William granted them to Thurstan, to have
and to hold to the said Thurstan and to the heirs of his body, in
default to remain to Richard Grene, son of the said James, and to
the heirs of his body, in default a moiety to remain to Cecilia
Grene and to the heirs of her body, in default the said moiety to
remain to Cristiana Grene and to the heirs of her body, in default
the said moiety to remain to Margery Broun and to the heirs of
her body, in default the said moiety to remain to Isabella Broun
and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the right
heirs of Richard Grene, son of William Grene, for ever. Also,
after the decease of the said Richard, son of James, the other
moiety of the said tenements to remain to the said Cristiana and
to the heirs of her body, in default to remain to the said Cecilia
and to her heirs aforesaid, in default to remain to Margery [Broun
and to her heirs aforesaid], in default to remain to the said Isabella
and to her heirs aforesaid, in default to remain to the said Richard
Grene, son of the said William, and to his heirs for ever.

12 (m. 3). At Lancaster, on Saturday next after St. Peter
ad Vincula, 17 Edward IV. [2nd August, 1477].

Between Richard Birkheued, Robert Adlyngton, and Richard
Fletcher, chaplain, plaintiffs, and James Bradshawe, son and heir of
William Bradshawe l del Hagh,' deforciant of the manor of Hagh,
with the appurtenances, and of I water-mill and 40 acres of
land in Wigan.

James acknowledged the said manor and tenements to be the
right of the said Richard, Robert, and Richard, for which Richard,
Robert, and Richard granted to James two parts of the said manor
and the said tenements, together with the reversion of a third
part of the said manor after the decease of Agnes, late the wife
of William Bradshawe, which said third part the same Agnes held
for the term of her life, to hold to the said James and to the heirs

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 9 (10, 17, and 19 Edward VI.).

136 FINAL CONCORDS.

males of the said James begotten by the body of Joan, daughter of
Alexander Standissh, esquire, in default to remain to Roger Brad-
shawe, son of the said James and Joan, and to the heirs males of
his body, in default to remain to Ralph Bradshawe, brother of the
said Roger, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to re-
main to William Bradshawe, brother of the said Ralph, and to the
heirs males of his body, in default to remain to the heirs males of
the body of William Bradshawe, father of the said James, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said James for ever.

13 (m. 2). At Lancaster, before John Nedham and Guy
Fairfax, knight, justices, on Tuesday next after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18 Edward IV. [26th August, 1478].

Between Gilbert Risley, plaintiff, and John Sale and William
Sale, son of the said John, deforciants of 7 messuages, 80 acres of
land, and 6 acres of meadow in Bedford, Hyndley, and
Westley.

John and William Sale acknowledged the said tenements to be
the right of Gilbert Rysley, for which Gilbert granted them to
William Sale, the son, to have and to hold to the said William
and to the heirs males of his body, in default to remain to John
Sale, the father, and to the heirs males of his body, in default to
remain to the right heirs of the said William Sale.1

14. At Lancaster, on Tuesday (?) next after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18 Edward IV. [26th August, 1478].

William Boteler demands against John Boteler one moiety
of the manor of Whityll, 16 messuages, 40 acres of land, 200
acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood, 40 acres of moor, 300 acres
of pasture in Whityll, and a messuage and 16 acres of land in
Chorley.

John vouches to warrant Thurstan Anderton, son of Oliver
Anderton. The demandant says that he was seised of half the
manor of Whityll.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said John
Boteler.2

1 5. At Lancaster, on Monday (?) next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 19 Edward IV. [23rd August, 1479].

1 Exemplified i8th August, 21 Henry VII. [1506]. Kuerderis MSS., College
of Arms, ii, 189.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 49, m. \od.

19 EDWARD IV. (1479). 137

Henry Faryngton demands against William Faryngton,
esquire, I messuage, 16 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, and
4 acres of wood in Faryngton and Leylond, which John
Banastre of Walton gave to Geoffrey Faryngton and the heirs of
his body, and which after the death of the said Geoffrey ought to
descend to the said Henry as son and heir.

The demandant shall recover his seisin of the tenement against
the said William.1

1 6. At Lancaster, on Monday (?) next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 19 Edward IV. [23rd August, 1479].

William Wade, chaplain, demands against John Athirton
the manors of Athirton, Gartiswode, and Lostok, and 7
messuages, with the appurtenances in Astley, Bedford, Aspull,
Hindley, and Insse.

John Athirton vouches to warrant Richard Gloucester, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin of the said manors and
tenements against the said John.2

1 7. At Lancaster, on Monday (?) next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 19 Edward IV. [23rd August, 1479].

Edmund Southworth, clerk, demands against John Syngleton,
son of Christopher Syngleton, and Margaret, his wife, and Robert
Bradley, the manor of Thornley and 140 acres of land, &c., in
Chepyn, Wheteley, and Aghton next Button.

John Syngleton vouches to warrant Nicholas Dilworth, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin of the said manor and
tenements against the said John.2

1 8 (m. i).3 At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Bar-
tholomew the Apostle, 19 Edward IV. [23rd August, 1479].

Between George Syngleton and Nicholas Grene, chaplain,
plaintiffs, and John Halghton, deforciant of 20 acres of land, 3
acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood, and 65. %d. of rent in
Thornley.

John remitted all right to George and Nicholas and to the
heirs of Nicholas, for which George and Nicholas gave him 2O//'.

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 51, m. I.

2 Ibid., m. 5^. 3 Fines, Bundle 9.

138 FINAL CONCORDS.

19 (m. 4).1 At Lancaster, on Monday next before St.
Bartholomew the Apostle, 19 Edward IV. [23rd August, 1479].

Between Richard Assheton, esquire, and William Wodde,
chaplain, plaintiffs, and John Athirton, esquire, and Joan, his
wife, deforciants of the manors of Athirton, and Gartiswode.

John and Joan remitted all right to Richard and William and
to the heirs of William, for which William gave them 100 marks.

20. At Lancaster, before John Nedham and Guy Fairfax,
knight, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 20 Edward IV.
[i3th March, 1480].

Between John Barton, clerk, William Dode, chaplain, John
Anderton, esquire, and Edmund Ashton, clerk, plaintiffs, and
Ralph Ashton, knight, and Margery, his wife, deforciants of 27
messuages, 1000 acres of land, 500 acres of meadow, IOOO acres
of pasture, 600 acres of wood, and IOOO acres of moor in Middle-
ton [in Salford Hundred],

Ralph and Margery released all right in the said tenements to
the plaintiffs, [who granted them to the said Ralph and Margery].
Moreover 8 messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow,
300 acres of pasture, 200 acres of wood, and 300 acres of moor,
which Alice Barton, widow, holds for the term of her life, after
the decease of the said Alice shall remain to the plaintiffs, and 1 1
messuages, 200 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 200 acres of
pasture, 100 acres of wood, and 300 acres of moor, parcel of the
said premises, which Margaret Barton, widow, holds for the term
of her life, and 2 messuages, 100 acres of land, 100 acres of
meadow, 2OO acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, and 100 acres of
moor, which Richard Barton holds for the term of his life of the
inheritance of the said Margery, and 6 messuages, 40 acres of
land, 2OO acres of meadow, 300 acres of pasture, 160 acres of
wood, and 300 acres of moor (the residue of the said tenements),
which Ralph Barton holds for the term of his life shall, after the
decease of the said Margaret, Richard, and Ralph, remain to the
said plaintiffs.2

21. At Lancaster, before Guy Fairfax and Richard Pigot,
justices, on day in the fourth week of Lent, 21 Edward IV.
[i7th March, 1481].

1 Fines, Bundle 9.

2 Kuerdens MSS., ii, 188. Exemplified 2nd April, 15 Henry VII. [I-QO].

22 EDWARD IV. (1482). 139

John Abraham wrongfully disseised Henry Byron (sic], Con-
stance, his wife, James Holt and Isabel, his wife, of their free
tenement in Abraham, namely, of 7 messuages, 124 acres of
land, and 10 acres of meadow.

It is conceded that Henry, Constance, James, and Isabel shall
recover their seisin of the said tenements.1

22. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent,
20 Edward IV. [ March, 1480].

Hugh Calveley, knight, John Parre, William Botiller, and
William Tatton demand against Geoffrey Mascy, knight, and
Isabel, his wife, the manors of Workeslegh and Hulton, a mill,
2000 acres of land with the appurtenances in Workeslegh,
Hulton, Salford, and Manchester.

Geoffrey vouches to warrant Robert Hogh, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin of the said manors
and tenements against the said Geoffrey.2

23. At Lancaster (probably in Lent, 22 Edward IV.)
[ March, 1482].

Robert Dalton demands against Margaret Dalton, widow,
Richard Dalton, esquire, and Elizabeth, his wife, a moiety of
the manor of Croston, and 20 messuages, &c., in Bispham,
Mawedesley, and Dalton.

Margaret, Richard, and Elizabeth vouch to warrant William
Wrennowe, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin of the tenements
against the said Margaret and the others.3

24. At Lancaster (probably in Lent, 22 Edward IV.)
[ March, 1482].

John Langley, esquire, Allan Holt, and John Urmeston
demand against William Talbot and Alice, his wife, the manor of
Shotilworth, and 1 1 messuages, &c., in Hapton, Huncote, and
Clyderowe.

William and Alice vouch to warrant Henry Walker, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against William and
Alice.4

1 Kuerdeiis AfSS., ii, i"jib. This record cannot be considered a recovery.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 52, m. 9.

3 Ibid., no. 55, m. 8.

4 Ibid., m. 8.

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Close Roll, no. 3. Deputy Keeper's
37th Report, App. no. 2, pp. 176-8.)

1 EDWARD IV., 1641-2.

William, Archbishop of York and Alexander Radclyf, writs
of covenant, 1 6th February ; the Abbess of the Monastery of
Syon, in Middlesex, of debt, i6th February ; Elizabeth, widow
of Thomas Haryngton, kt., and the other executors of his will.

2 EDWARD IV., 1462-3.

Thomas Neelson and Agnes, his wife, of covenant, i6th
July; Mathew Bolton l and Margaret, his wife, the same, i6th
July ; Robert Drynkaill, and William, son of the said Robert
Drynkaill, of justice, I2th August; Joan, who was the wife of
Richard Balderston, of trespass, i6th February.

5 EDWARD IV., 1465-6.
Richard Redman, esq., of debt, i8th July.

6 EDWARD IV.

The assizes were this year adjourned from Lancaster to
Preston by reason of the infection, from Monday before the
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary to day after the

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.2

19 EDWARD IV., 1479-80.
John Singleton, novel disseisin^ 4th February.

1 Tmuneley's MSS., C.C., 62, gives " Botton."

2 Kuerderfs MSS., College of Arms, ii, 205.

LANCASTER.

HENRY VII., A.D. 1485—1509.

1. At Lancaster, before Guy Fairfax, knight, and John
Vavasor, justices, on Monday in the fifth week of Lent, I Henry
VII.[i3th March, 1486].

Between Hugh Hesketh, plaintiff, and Thomas Hesketh and
Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of a moiety of the manor of
Croston, 20 messuages, 600 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow,
and 100 acres of wood in Croston, Maudsley, and Langton.

Thomas and Elizabeth released all their right in the
tenements to the plaintiff, who gave them 100 marks.1

2. At Lancaster, before Guy Fairfax, knight, and John
Vavasor, justices, on Monday in the fifth week of Lent,
i Henry VII. [i3th March, 1486].

Hugh Hesketh demands against Thomas Hesketh and
Elizabeth, his wife (tenants), a moiety of the manor of Croston,
and 20 messuages, 600 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow, and
100 acres of wood in Croston, Maudsley, and Langton.

Thomas and Elizabeth, by Thomas Lister, their attorney,
vouch to warrant Evan Brereworth. Hugh prays licence to
imparl, but withdraws from the court.

Hugh shall recover his seisin against the tenants, who shall
have lands of like value from the lands of the said Evan (the
vouchee).2

3. At Lancaster, on the same day and year [i3th March,
1486].

Between Hugh Hesketh, plaintiff, and Thomas Hesketh and
Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of the tenements last described.

1 Exemplified on day in the fourth week of Lent, 2 Henry VII. [
March, 1487], with three deeds relating thereto. Kuerdens MSS., College of
Arms, ii, 169.

2 Ibid., 188 ; also on/. 169.

142 FINAL CONCORDS.

The deforciants released all right in the said tenements to
Hugh Hesketh.1

4. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent, 4 Henry
VII. [ March, 1489].

James Clifton, esquire, demands against John Dyconson and
Cecily, his wife, I messuage, 2 gardens, 20 acres of land, 5 acres
of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 80 acres of moor, and 100 acres
of moss in Elleswik in Amoundernes.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said John
and Cecily.2

5. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent, 4 Henry
VII. [ March, 1489].

Thomas Abraham and Hugh Cartside demand against James
Scaresbrek, esquire, 12 messuages, 140 acres of land, 20 acres of
meadow, 100 acres of moss, and n shillings of rent in Snape,
next Scaresbrek.

James Scaresbrek vouches to warrant John Birkheued, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
James.3

6. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 5 Henry VII. [ August, 1490].

Agnes, who was the wife of William Syngleton, demands
against John Syngleton, together with Robert Syngleton, " who
now appears not," the third* part of 21 messuages, 50 acres of
land, 100 acres of meadow, 40 acres of wood, 100 acres of
pasture, and 100 acres of moss in Broughton in Amondernes.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against John Syngleton
of a moiety of the said tenement.

The said Agnes demands against Robert Syngleton a moiety
of the third part of the said tenements.4 [Judgment postponed.]

7. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 5 Henry VII. [ August, 1490].

John Alen demands against Henry Plesyngton 5 acres of

1 Kuerden's MSS., ii, 188.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 67, m. 7.

3 Ibid.

4 Ibid., Roll no. 70, m. 9 (also m. 3).

9 HENRY VII. (1493). 143

land, 2 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 40 acres of moss,
and 5*. of rent in Norbrek.

Henry Plesyngton vouches to warrant Thomas Alen, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said
Henry.1

8. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, 6 Henry VII. [ August, 1491].

Thomas Cancefeld demands against John Oxcliff4 messuages,
loo acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture,
200 acres of turbary, and a fishery in the water of Luyn, with
the appurtenances in Heton [near Lancaster],

John Oxcliff vouches to warrant John Burton, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said
John.2

9. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent, 8 Henry
VII. [ March, 1493].

Roger Shirburn demands against John Knoll 6 messuages,
40 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, and
20 shillings of rent in Chippyn.

John Knoll vouches to warrant John Bayle, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said John
Knoll.3

10. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent, 9 Henry
VII. [ March, 1493].

William Heton, esquire, William Thornver, and Christopher
Feyser, chaplain, demand against Thomas Osbaldston, esquire, the
manor of Harewode and i messuage, 100 acres of land, 80
acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, 200
acres of moor, and 100 acres of turbary in Little Harewode.

Thomas Osbaldston vouches to warrant Nicholas Wade, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Thomas.

The said William also demands against the said Thomas the
same manor and tenements.

Thomas vouches to warrant Nicholas Wade.

The demandant shall recover, &c.4

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 70, m. 8.

2 Ibid., Roll no. 72, m. 2.

3 Ibid., Roll no. 75, m. $d.
* Ibid., Roll no. 76, m. 5.

144 FINAL CONCORDS.

11. At Lancaster, before Guy Fairfax, knight, and John
Vavasour, justices, on Monday next after St. Bartholomew the
Apostle, 9 Henry VII. [26th August, I493]-

Between William Thornebar and Christopher Freer, chaplains,
plaintiffs, and Richard Cundecliffe and Ellen, his wife, deforciants
of 30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, and
3 acres of wood in Billington.

Richard and Ellen remitted all right in the tenement to the
plaintiffs, for which William and Christopher gave them 2O//. of
silver.1

12. At Lancaster, before Guy Fairfax, knight, and John
Vavasor, justices, on Monday before 2 («V) St. Bartholomew the
Apostle, 6 Henry VII. [26th August, 1493].

Roger Brocholes, esquire, and William Chorley, esquire, de-
mand against William Swansey and Ellen, his wife, 3 messuages,
70 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, and 2 acres of wood in
Clayton, Brochole,3 Witle in le Woods, Chorley, and
Whelton.

William and Ellen vouch to warrant William Anderton.

The demandants pray for licence to imparl, but William An-
derton withdraws from the court. Roger Brocholes and William
Chorley shall recover their seisin against the tenants, who, &c.,
from William Anderton to the like value.4

13. Mandate to the Chancellor of the Duchy to put Thomas
Hawardyn, son and heir of Thomas Hawardyn, in full possession
of lands in Culcheth, because of manifest errors in a plea of assize
of novel disseisin held in the court of King Henry VI. before
William Ayscough and Peter Ardern, justices, between Nicholas
Risley [plaintiff], and John Hawardyn and Anabilla, his wife, and
Hugh Heapey, now all deceased, [tenants] of lands in Culcheth,
to the grave loss of the said Thomas Hawardyn, son and heir of
Thomas Hawardyn, son and heir of the said Anabilla. The said
Nicholas is now dead, after whose decease the tenements [wrong-
fully] descended to Henry Risley, son of Richard, son of Gilbert,

J Addit. MSS. no. 32,104, Deed no. 1126.

2 The date is given as Monday after St. Bartholomew, 9 Henry VII. [26th
August, 1493] in Kuerdafs MSS., ii, 169^, which is obviously the correct date.

3 " Bryndle." IbiiL,'\6<)b.

4 Ibid., 188. Exemplified 27th August, 9 Henry VII. [1493]. Ibid., \6gb.

1 1. HENRY VII. (1496). 145

son of the said Nicholas Risley. Witness the King, as Duke of
Lancaster, nth February, loth year [1495]. l

14. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent,
ii Henry VII. [ March, 1496].

Lawrence Tounley, esquire, demands against Geoffrey Stans-
feld, son of James Stansfeld, the manor of Feasandford [Heysand-
forth] in Burnley, and I messuage, 20O acres of land, 100 acres of
meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood, and 40 shillings
of rent in Hirstwode and Worsthorne.

Geoffrey Stansfeld vouches to warrant John Walker, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said
Geoffrey.2

15. At Lancaster, on in the week of Lent,
n Henry VII. [ March, 1496].

William Balderston, clerk, and Edmund Whitehe, chaplain,
demand against Robert Banastre of Parkehill I messuage, 100 acres
of land, 20 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture, and 10 acres of
wood in Parkehill, in the Forest of Penhull, and Little Mers-
den.

Robert Banastre vouches to warrant John Mercer, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Robert.3

16. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the B. V.
Mary, n Henry VII. [ August, 1496].

James Molyneux, clerk, Robert Chauntrell, esquire, Robert
Shakerley, and Henry Sale demand against Henry Kirkby the
manor of Donnerdale in Fournes, and 24 messuages, 300 acres
of land, 100 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood,
200 acres of marsh, 100 acres of turbary, and 10 shillings of rent
in Donnerdale, except i messuage, 20 acres of land, 15 acres of
meadow, 60 acres of pasture, and 60 acres of marsh.

Henry Kirkby vouches to warrant Richard Bikerstath, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Henry.4

1 Kuerderfs MSS., College of Arms, ii, 171.

2 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 81, m. 4.

3 Ibid.

4 Ibid., Roll no. 82, m. 2d.

146 FINAL CONCORDS.

17. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the B. V.
Mary, II Henry VII. [ August, 1496].

Christopher Ursewik, clerk, Lawrence Stodagh, Geoffrey
Metcalf, and John Caunerfeld, by John Dalyson, their attorney,
demand against Thomas Bolron 6 messuages, 1 60 acres of land,
20 acres of meadow, and 2 acres of wood in Lancaster, Aid-
cliff, and Scotford.

Thomas Bolron vouches to warrant John Denyson, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Thomas.1

1 8. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 12
Henry VII. [6th March, 1497].

Between James Molyneux, clerk, Robert Chauntrell, esquire,
Robert Shakerley, and Henry Sale, plaintiffs, and Henry Kirkby,
deforciant of the manor of Donnerdale in Fourneys, and 24
messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 2OO acres of
pasture, and 6 acres of wood in Donnerdale, except I messuage,
20 acres of land, 1 5 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, and 60
acres of marsh in Donnerdale.

Henry Kirkby released all right to the plaintiffs.2

19. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Thomas Kebel,
justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 12 Henry VII.
[6th March, 1497].

William Banck demands against Ralph Hoghton, esquire, 2O
messuages, 300 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow, 300 acres of
pasture, 2 acres of wood, 200 acres of moor, and 23 shillings of
rent in Eukeston, Ince Blundel, Walton in le Dale,
Withel [Whittle le Woods], Rothelsworth, Bromcroft, Oiler-
ton, Whelton, Hepey, Clayton [le Woods], Plesington,
Sholey, Preston, Ribchester, Dutton, Ellal, Catteral, Cop-
pol, Walch Whitle, Chorley, Entwisdle, Heskin, Toe-
holes, Sawrby, Whitingham, and Cumberall [Cumeralgh, in
Whittinghani}.

Ralph Hoghton vouches to warrant Thomas Marsden, &c.

William Banck shall recover his seisin of the tenements

1 Palatinate of Lancaster, Plea Roll no. 82, m. 2.

2 Compiled from record of licence to make concord. Plea Roll no. 83, m. 5.
See last entry but one.

13 HENRY VII. (1498). 147

against the tenant, who shall have of the land of the said Thomas
to a like value.1

20. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Thomas Kebel,
justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 12 Henry VII.
[6th March, 1497].

Richard Preston, of Mawdesmeburn,2 by George Bradford,
his attorney, demands against Nicholas, son of Ann Harington,
[the third] part of 1 2 acres of land, 6o3 acres of meadow, 60 acres
of pasture in Lyndale in Cartmell, which Robert, late abbot of
Fourneys, gave to Robert de Preston and to the heirs male of his
body, and which after the death of the said Robert de Preston,
and of Richard, son and heir of Robert, son of the said Robert^
ought to descend to Richard, son of Robert and the heirs of
Robert5 by the form of the gift aforesaid [by which] the abbot
gave the third part to Robert de Preston and his heirs male.
The said Robert was seised thereof in the time of Henry VI.,
and from the same Richard (sic) the right descended to a certain
Richard as son and heir male. The jurors say that the abbot of
Forness and Nicholas Preston, vicar of Kirkby Stephen, and John
Urswick, amongst other things, gave the said third part to the
said Robert de Preston and his heirs male.

It is therefore conceded that Richard Preston shall recover
his seisin of the said third part of the tenements.6

21. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the B. V.
Mary, 13 Henry VII. [ August, 1498].

Roger Syngleton, Thomas Mawdesley, clerk, and Richard
Wedacre, chaplain, demand against John Lynstede and Anne,
his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of Allan Carre, John
Browne and Joan, his wife, another daughter and heir of the said
Allan, I messuage, 28 acres of land, and 2 acres of wood in
Gosenargh and Midilton ; the moiety of a messuage, 12 acres

1 Exemplified 28th March, 14 Henry VII. [1499]. Kuerderis MSS., ii. 171^.

2 Maulds Meaburn, co. Westmorland.

3 The record of the recovery specifies only 6 acres of meadow.

4 This seems to be an interpolation.
8 rectitts Richard.

6 Kuerdeifs MSS. , ii. 171. Kuerden's abstract is incorrect in some particulars.
Richard de Preston, the demandant, was son of Richard, son and heir of Robert
de Preston, the grantee ; as appears by the recovery recorded in Plea Roll no.
83, m. 5^.

I48 FINAL CONCORDS.

of land, 12 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood,
and 1 8 pence of rent in Gosenargh and Middelton.

The tenants vouch to warrant Robert Parkynson, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against John and
the others.1

22. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Thomas Kebel,
justices, on Monday after the Assumption of the B. V. Mary, 14

Henry VII. [19 August, 14991-

Miles Gerard, David Griffith, James Molyneux, and Francis (?)
Gerard, clerk, demand against Hugh Bikerstath 12 messuages, 200
acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, and 200 acres of pasture in
Bikerstath and Aughton.

Hugh Bikerstath vouches to warrant Barnard Parker, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin of the tenements
against Hugh, who shall have of the land of the said Barnard to a
like value.2

23. Mandate to the Chancellor of the Duchy. That whereas
in the record of the process between Henry Holcroft and Barnard
Holcroft touching the fourth part of the manor of Culcheth —
except 3 messuages, 24 acres of land, and 30 acres of wood in
Culcheth— which Robert Overton, clerk, gave to Hugh, son of
Adam de Holcroft, and his heirs male, after the death of the said
Hugh and of Ralph, son and heir of the said Ralph (sic for Hugh),
ought to descend to the said Henry, son and heir of John (sic),
there are manifest errors, &c. Witness, &c., 1st March, 1 5 Henry
VII. [isoo].2

24. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Thomas Kebel,
justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 15 Henry VII.
[3<Dth March, 1500].

Roger Longworth, clerk, Richard Barker, chaplain, and John
Radcliffe of Peysporlonge, sen., and Nicholas Jackson by Nicholas
Leiter, their attorney-general, demand against Richard Radcliffe
of Radcliffe, esquire, by writ de ingressu super disseisinam in le post,
the manors of Radcliffe, Oswaldwesell, and Moston, with the
appurtenances, and 89 messuages, 6 cottages, one toft, two mills,
1560 acres of land, 220 acres of meadow, '300 acres of pasture, 120

1 Plea Roll no. S6, m. 2. 2 Knerdens MSS., ii. 171^.

15 HENRY VII. (1500). 149

acres of wood, 200 acres of heath, 1000 acres of moor, 300 acres
of marsh, 265. yd. of rent, and the rent of one barbed arrow in
Radcliffe, Oswaldwesyll, Moston, Cormesall [Crumpsa/l],
Laweton in Makersfeld, Bolton on the Moors, Manches-
ter, and Culcheth, and the fourth part of the manor of
Culcheth [i.e. Peasfurlong}.

Richard Radcliffe vouches to warrant Peter Irland, &c.

Roger shall recover his seisin of the tenements, and Richard
shall have of the land of the said Peter to a like value.

Exemplified at the request of the said Richard Radcliffe, 2nd
April, 15 Henry VII.

25. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the
B. V. Mary, 15 Henry VII. [ August, 1500].

Richard Wall and James Sclater, clerk, demand against James
Dalton, William Dalton, Thomas Dalton, and John Dalton, 22
messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 100 acres of
wood, 200 acres of pasture, 300 acres of heath, and 40 acres of
marsh in Bispham, Maudesley, and Dalton next Holland.

The tenants vouch to warrant Hugh Assheton, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against James
Dalton and the others.2

26. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the
B. V. Mary, 15 Henry VII. [ August, 1500].

William Wall, clerk, Richard Shirburn, knight, Richard Wall,
and James Sclater, clerk, demand against Richard Dalton, esquire,
10 messuages, 200 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, IO acres of
wood, and 100 acres of pasture in Mawdesley.

Richard Dalton vouches to warrant James Depedale, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Richard.3

The same demandants also demand against the said Richard
Dalton one moiety of the manor of Croston, and the eighth part
of the manor of Langton.

Richard Dalton vouches to warrant Thomas Deconson, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Richard Dalton.4

1 A'uerden's MSS., ii. 171 b. The recovery is recorded upon Plea Roll no.
89, m. 4.

2 Plea Roll no. 90, m. 2. 3 Ibid., also on m. 4. 4 Ibid., m. 5.

150 FINAL CONCORDS.

27. At Lancaster, on the Assumption of the
B. V. Mary, 15 Henry VII. [ August, 1500].

Katherine, who was the wife of Njcholas Haryngton,"esquire,
demands against Charles Bothe, clerk, John Bothe, knight, William
Bothe, knight, Thomas Laurence, esquire, Walter Strikland,
esquire, and John Haydok, esquire, the third part of the manor of
Huyton, 10 messuages, 40 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow,
300 acres of pasture, and 12 shillings of rent in Huyton,
Knollesley, Hornby, and Farleton.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against the said
tenants.1

28. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Humphrey
Coningsby, justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
1 6 Henry VII. [22nd March,-i5Ol].

Richard Assheton, knight, William Bothe, knight, Richard
Bold,2 knight, Ralph Brereton, knight, Edmund Assheton, esquire,
Alexander Radcliff, esquire, Ralph Birkehed, and Edmund
Bulkeley, demand (by writ of post disseisin in le post] against Edward
Pykeryng, knight, and Joan, his wife, daughter and heir of
Geoffrey Mascy, knight, the manors of Workeslegh and Hul-
ton, with the appurtenances, and 80 messuages, one mill, 2OOO
acres of land, 80 acres of meadow, 1000 acres of pasture, 60 acres
of wood, 500 acres of turbary, 500 acres of moor, 100 acres of
marsh, 305. of rent, and the rent of one pair of spurs, 2 barbed
arrows, and one pair of gloves, in Workeslegh, Hulton,
Salford, Manchester, Keresley, Farneworth, and Wigan.

Edward and Joan vouch to warrant Thomas Smith, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
tenants, who shall have lands of like value from the lands of the said
Thomas Smith.3

29. At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 17 Henry VII. [23rd August, 1501].

William Barker, chaplain, and Roger Priket demand against
Richard Syngleton, son of Robert Syngleton, esquire, the manor of
Chynglethall, and 25 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 200 acres of

1 Plea Roll no. 90, m. 5.

2 The recovery gives " Pole."

3 Kuerderfs A1SS., ii. i88£. Exemplified 23rd March, 16 Henry VII. [1501].
Recorded in Plea Roll no. 91, m. II.

l8 HENRY VII. (1502). 151

meadow, and 300 acres of pasture in Whityngham, Halghton
in Amoundernes, Gosenargh, and elsewhere.

Richard Syngleton vouches to warrant Richard Benet, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Richard.1

The same demandants also demand against the said John
Syngleton of Chy[n]gelethall, esquire, the manors of Broughton
in Amoundernes and Warton in Amoundernes, with 61
messuages, 2 mills, &c., in the said manors and in Preston in
Amoundernes.

John Syngleton vouches to warrant William Cawode, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
John.2

30 (m. i).3 At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Bartho-
lomew the Apostle, 17 Henry VII. [23rd August, 1501].

Between William Urmeston, clerk, John Urmeston, esquire,
and Roger Urmeston, esquire, plaintiffs, and William Tailor and
Elizabeth, his wife, Nicholas Assheton and Alice, his wife, George
Bourn and Anne, his wife, and Ellen Sale, deforciants of 19 mess-
uages, 4 cottages, 22O acres of land, 24 acres of meadow, 60 acres
of pasture, 12 acres of wood, 60 acres of marsh in Bedford,
Wygan, Pynnyngton, Hyndeley, Halghton, and Scoles.

The deforciants remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of William, for which the plaintiffs gave them 4oo//. of silver.4

31 (m. 8). At Lancaster, on Monday next before St.
Bartholomew the Apostle, 18 Henry VII. [22nd August, 1502].

Between Thomas Broderton, " mason," plaintiff, and Richard
Curtes and Alice, his wife . . . and heir of William Baxter,
deforciants of a messuage and 8 acres of land in Worston.

Richard and Alice, for themselves and the heirs of Alice,
remitted all rights to Thomas and his heirs, for which Thomas
gave them 2O/i.

32. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor, knight, and Hum-
phrey Coningsby, justices, on Monday before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18 Henry VII. [22nd August, I5O2].5

1 Plea Roll no. 93, m. 41*. 2 Ibid., m. 401. d.

3 Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, Bundle 10 (Henry VII.).

4 Exemplied i8th August, 21 Henry VII. [1506]. Kuerden's MSS. , College
of Arms, ii, 189. 5 The date might also be 2ist August, 1503. See no. 41

I ±2 FINAL CONCORDS.

•-/

Edmund Busby, Gervase Crosby, and Richard Gaunt, by
William Sergeant, their attorney, demand against Nicholas Byron,
knight, 29 messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow,
iooo acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, 500 acres of moor, 1000
acres of marsh, and iooo acres of turbary in Faylsworth,
Ancotes, and Drilsden \_Droy hderi],

Nicholas Byron, knight (tenant), vouches to warrant John
Huginson (vouchee).

The demandants recover their seisin of the said tenements.1

33. At Lancaster, before the same justices, on Monday
before St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 18 Henry VII. [22nd
August, 1502].

Hugh Hesketh by Thomas Lister, his attorney, demands
against Thurstan Hall and Elizabeth, his wife, one of the
daughters and heirs of William Fleming, esquire, 12 messuages,
100 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 10
acres of wood, and los. of rent in Croston, Maudslegh, and
Langton.

Thomas and Elizabeth by Thomas Stray call to warrant
Thomas Barber, &c.

Hugh Hesketh recovers his seisin against Thomas and
Elizabeth, who shall recover lands of like value against Thomas
Barber (vouchee).2

34. At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18 Henry VII. [22nd August, 1502], before John
Vavasor, knight, and Humphry Conyngesby, justices.

Between Hugh Hesketh, plaintiff, and Thurstan Hall, esquire,
and Elizabeth, his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of William
Flemyng, deforciants of 12 messuages, 100 acres of land, 30 acres
of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and 10 shillings
of rent in Croston, Maudesley, and Langton.

Thurstan and Elizabeth remitted all right to Hugh Hesketh,
who gave them 100 marks of silver.3

35. At Lancaster, on Monday next before St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 1 8 Henry VII. [22nd August, 1502].

1 Kiierdeifs MSS., College of Arms, vol. ii, 187^.

2 Ibid.

3 Towneley^s JlfSS., Chetham Lib., C. 8. 13, no. 1. 397.

l8 HENRY VII. (1502). 153

Elizabeth, who was the wife of John Parre, demands against
Brian Parre the third part of 1 1 messuages, 200 acres of land,
200 acres of pasture, 60 acres of meadow, and 100 acres of
turbary in Parre and Sutton, which she claims as her dower.
Brian defends, and says that he is son and heir of the said
John Parre, and that the said Elizabeth detained divers charters,
&c.

The said Elizabeth shall recover her seisin against the said
Brian.1

36. At Lancaster, on St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18-19 Henry VII. [ August, 1503].

Margaret Clayton, who was the wife of Geoffrey Clayton,
demands against John Clayton the third part of the manor of
Little Harwood.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against John Clayton.2

37. At Lancaster, on St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 18-19 Henry VII. [ August, 1503].

Thomas Hesketh, esquire, demands against John Parre, son
and heir of Richard Parre, 50 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow,
30 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, and 100 acres of turbary in
Raynsford.

John Parre vouches to warrant William Sowerbotts, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against the said John.3

38 (m. ii). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 1 8 Henry VII. [2jth March, 1503].

Between Thomas Laurence, knight, plaintiff, and Thomas
Standyn and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 40 acres
of land, 12 acres of meadow, and 20 acres of pasture in Stalmyn.

Thomas Standyn and Ellen remitted all right to Thomas
Laurence and his heirs, for which Thomas Laurence gave them

2O//.

39. At Lancaster, on Monday before St. Bartholomew the
Apostle, 1 8 Henry VII. [22nd August, 1502],

Between Hugh Hesketh, plaintiff, and Thurstan Hall, esquire,
and Elizabeth, his wife, daughter and heir of William Fleming,
deforciants of the tenements last described.

1 Roll no. 95, m. 2d. 2 Roll no. 96, m. 3. 3 Ibid.

154 FINAL CONCORDS.

The deforciants released all right in the tenements to Hugh
Hesketh, who gave them 100 marks.1

40. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
1 8 Henry VII. [27th March, 1503].

Thomas Hesketh demands against Thomas Banastre, son and
heir of William Banastre of Wigan, 8 acres of land, 12 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of pasture, and 20 acres of moor in Croston,
Tarleton, Bretherton, and Ulneswalton.

Thomas Banastre vouches to warrant Henry Morehouse, &c.

The demandant shall recover his seisin against Thomas
Banastre.2

41 (m. 10). At Lancaster, before John Vavasor, knight,
and Humphrey Conyngesby, justices, on Monday next before
St. Bartholomew the Apostle, 18 Henry VII. [2ist August,

1503]-

Between John Tounley, knight, John Nowell, esquire, and
Thomas Wright, clerk, plaintiffs, and Geoffrey Radcliff, esquire,
son and heir of Thomas Radcliff, late of Fraunnesden, co.
Suffolk, esquire, deforciants of a messuage, 1 20 acres of land, 40
acres of meadow, 40 acres of wood, and 5*. of re\nt in Button
and Sailebury.

Geoffrey Radcliff remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the
heirs of John Nowell, for which the plaintiffs gave him 100 marks.

42 (m. 7). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of
Lent, 19 Henry VII. [i8th March, 1504].

Between Henry Halsall, knight, and John Stark, plaintiffs,
and Margaret Syngleton, widow, late the wife of John Syngleton,
son and heir of Miles Knoll, deforciant of the manor of Thorn-
ley, and of 30 messuages, 500 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow,
500 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, and 40*. of rent in Chepyn
and Thornley.

Margaret remitted all right to Henry and John and to the
heirs of Henry, for which Henry and John gave her 2OO//.3

1 Kuerdetfs AfSS., College of Arms, ii, 187^.

2 Plea Roll no. 94, m. i.

3 Exemplified 26th March, 19 Henry VII. [1504]. A'uerdcti's MSS., College
of Arms, ii, i8Sl>.

20 HENRY VII. (1504). 155

43. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
19 Henry VII. [i8th March, 1504].

Joan Langton, widow, who was the wife of Ralph Langton,
demands against James Anderton, William Banastre of Lostok,
Thomas Langton, and William Wodecok the third part of 40
messuages, 40 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 200 acres of
pasture, 1000 acres of moor, 100 acres of wood, and the third
part of the manors of Newton in Makerfeld, Walton in
the Dale, and certain rent in the said manors.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against the said James
and the others.1

44 (m. 29). At Lancaster, on Monday next after St.
Bartholomew the Apostle, 20 Henry VII. [26th August, 1504].

Between Lawrence Tounley, chaplain, Thomas Bradley,
chaplain, Christopher Feysour, chaplain, and Christopher Parkyn-
son, plaintiffs, and Lawrence Shotilworth and Elizabeth, his wife,
deforciants of qua . . . acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood, and
100 acres of pasture in Twiston.

Lawrence and Elizabeth acknowledged the said tenements to
be the right of Lawrence Tounley, Thomas Bradley, Christopher
Feysour, and Christopher Parkynson, as those which they have of
the gift of the said Lawrence Shotilworth. . . . [For this acknow-
ledgment the said] Lawrence Tounley, Thomas, Christopher, and
Christopher granted the said tenements with the appurtenances . . .
[to the said Lawrence and] Elizabeth, to have and to hold to the said
Lawrence Shotilworth [and Elizabeth, his wife, during the lifetime
of the said Lawrence] Shotilworth and Elizabeth without im-
peachment of waste, to hold of the chief lords of that fee by the
services ... for ever ; after the decease of the said Lawrence
and Elizabeth to remain to Nicholas Shot[ilworth] ... of
Lawrence and Elizabeth and to the heirs of his body, in default
to remain to the right heirs of the said Elizabeth for ever.

45. At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 20 Henry VII. [26th August, 1504].

Between Henry Halsall, knight, plaintiff, and Roger Shirburn
and Isabel, his wife, daughter and heir of John Knoll, deforciants

1 Roll no. 97, m. \d.

156 FINAL CONCORDS.

of the manor of Thorneley, with the appurtenances, and of 30
messuages, 50 acres of land, &c., in Chepyn and Thornley.

The deforciants remit all right to Henry Halsall, for which he
gave them . . . l

46. At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 20 Henry VII. [26th August, 1504].

Margaret Whityngham, widow, demands against John
Whityngham the third part of one messuage, 14 acres of land, 4
acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, and 6 acres
of moss in Claghton and Billesburgh.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against John
Whityngham.

The said Margaret also demands against Robert Parkynson,
chaplain, Robert Richardson, clerk, and William Archer, chaplain,
8 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and half an acre of wood in
Claghton and Billesburgh.

The demandant shall recover her seisin against the said tenants.

The said Margaret also demands against Ellen Whityngham,
widow, the third part of certain messuages and lands in Claghton.

The demandant shall recover, &c., against the said Ellen.2

47. At Lancaster, on Monday next after St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 20 Henry VII. [26th August, 1504].

Edward Bethom, clerk, Gawin Eglesfeld, esquire, and Robert
Lamplough, esquire, demand against John Penyngton, knight,
the manor of Penyngton, and 24 messuages, 600 acres of land,
&c., in Penyngton.

The said John Penyngton vouches to warrant William
Sowerbuttis, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said John
Penyngton.3

48 (m. 28). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 20 Henry VII. [3rd March, 1505].

Between Thomas Hesketh, esquire, [plaintiff, and William]
Banastre and Grace, his wife, William Marshall, and Richard
Marshall, son and heir . . ., deforciants of 6 messuages, 80 acres

1 From the record of the fine/n? licentia concordandi on Roll no. 99, m. $d.
• Roll no. 99, m. zd. 3 Roll no. 99, m. 4.

20 HENRY VII. (1505). 157

of land, 20 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture . . .
Wiswall.

William . . . Marshall and Richard acknowledged the said
tenements to be the right of Thomas, for which Thomas granted
to the aforesaid William . . . aforesaid, with the appurtenances,
to have and to hold to the said Grace for the whole life of the
said Grace, rendering therefor ... a rose at the Nativity of St.
John the Baptist for all service, after the decease of the said
Grace to remain to the said Thomas and to his heirs for ever,
for which Thomas gave to the said William, Grace, William
... 40 marks.

49 (m. 9). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assump-
tion, 20 Henry VII. [i8th August, 1505].

Between Christopher Mersden and Miles Mersden, plaintiffs,
and Ralph Grene and Margaret, his wife, deforciants of a
messuage, 30 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood,
and bd. of rent in Turton, and also of a moiety of a messuage,
12 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, and 12 acres of wood in
Plesyngton.

Ralph and Margaret acknowledged the said tenements and
moiety to be the right of Christopher, for which Christopher and
Miles granted them to Ralph and Margaret, to have and to hold
to the said Ralph and Margaret for their lives, after their decease
to remain to James Grene, son and heir apparent of the said
Ralph and Margaret and to the heirs of his body lawfully be-
gotten, in default to remain to Leticia, daughter of the said Ralph
and Margaret and to the heirs of her body, in default to remain
to the right heirs of Margaret.

50 (m. 6). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the feast . . .
[torn] regnorum Henrici Regis Anglitz septimi a conquestu et
Comitatus sui Palatini Lancastre vie . . . [torn] [probably 1 8th
August, 1505].

Between [Alexander Radcliff?] [torn] Thurstan Tillesley, and
Adam Birkheued, plaintiffs, and William Stanley, son [of William
Stanley] of Hoton, knight (militis\ and Anne, his wife, deforciants
of IO messuages, 300 [acres of land] . . . [torn], 40 acres of pasture,
20 acres of wood, and 65. 8d. of rent . .' . [torn] Bretherton
and Elston.

William and Anne remitted all right to Alexander, Thurstan,

158 FINAL CONCORDS.

and Adam, and to the heirs of Alexander. And William and
Anne granted that a moiety of 10 . . . 60 acres of land, 8 acres
of meadow, 34 acres of pasture, 2O acres of wood, which Nicholas
Haryngton holds for the term of his life, after the death of
Nicholas should remain to Alexander, Thurstan, and Adam, and
to the heirs of Alexander for ever, for which the plaintiffs gave
them 2O marks.

51. At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assumption,
20 Henry [i8th August, 1505].

James Molyneux, clerk, James Smetheley, clerk, and Richard
Ormeston demand against John Barton and Cecily, his wife,
the manors of Smythehill and Tyngreue, with the appurten-
ances, and 60 messuages, 80 acres of land, &c., in Hole, Eccles-
ton, Croston, Leyland, Ulneswalton, Egworth, Bradshagh,
Turton, Halywell, and elsewhere.

John and Cecily vouch to warrant Nicholas Radcliff of
Workesley, son of Ralph, son of Nicholas Radcliff, and the said
Nicholas (the son) vouches to warrant William Sourebuttes, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
John and Cecily.1

52. At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assumption,
20 Henry VII. [i8th August, 1505].

Robert Laurence and Isabel, his wife, demand against
Robert Wasshington, Nicholas Gardyner, and Edmund Midilton,
chaplain, the third part of the third part of the manor of Pulton,
and 1 6 messuages, 50 acres of land, 80 acres of meadow, 30
acres of marsh, &c., in Pulton in Lonesdale, Whityngton,
Dokker, Neweton, Warton in Lonesdale, and Hesam
[Heysharri],

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Robert and the others.2

53 (m. 5). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 21 Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Between John Nowell, plaintiff, and Gilbert Cuncliff, de-
forciant of 2 [messuages], 30 acres of land, and 8 acres of
pasture in Dynkley.

1 Roll no. 100, m. 7. '- Roll no. 100, m. yd.

21 HENRY VII. (1506). 159

Gilbert acknowledged the said tenements, which Elizabeth
Guncliff held for the term of her life, to be the right of the said
John, and after the death of the said Elizabeth they should
remain to the said John and to his heirs for ever, for which John
gave him 2O//'.

54 (m. 30). At Lancaster, in the fourth week of Lent, 21
Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Between James Anderton, William Sergeaunt, Richard
Thorneton, and William Houghton, chaplain, plaintiffs, and
Richard Nutshagh, deforciant of 2 messuages, I mill, 70 acres
of land, 30 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, and 4 acres
of wood in Houghwik.

Richard Nutshagh remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of William Houghton, for which the plaintiffs gave
him 100 marks.

55- At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
21 Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Edmund Dudley, esquire, Andrew Wyndesor, esquire, John
Ernley, John Caryll, and John Middelton, by Thomas Stray,
their attorney, demand against Thomas Fenys, of Dacre, knight,
the manors of Fisshewik and Eccleston, with the appurte-
nances, and 32 messuages, 300 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow,
360 acres of pasture, and 40 acres of wood in the same manors.

Thomas Fenys, knight, vouches to warrant William Sour-
butts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Thomas Fenys,1 who shall recover from the lands of the said
William Sourbutts, viz. : 500 acres of land, 300 acres of meadow,
200 acres of pasture, and 100 acres of wood in Gosnargh
and Lethum [Lytham].2

56 (m. 25). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of
Lent, 21 Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506],

Between Edmund Dudley, esquire, Andrew Wyndesor,

1 Roll no. 101, m. 12 ; where is also the record of a fine of 6li. i$s. $d. paid
by Edmund Dudley for a writ pro licentia concordandi.

2 This recovery was exemplified on ... day in the fourth week of Lent, 21
Henry VII. [March, 1506]. Kiierden's MSS., College of Arms, ii, 189.

160 FINAL CONCORDS.

esquire, John Ernley, John Caryll, and John Middelton, plaintiffs,
and Thomas Fenys, of Dacre, knight, and Anne, his wife, de-
forciants of the manors of Fisshewik and Eccleston, with the
appurtenances, and of 32 messuages, 300 acres of land, 200 acres
of meadow, 360 acres of pasture, and 40 acres of wood in
Fisshwik and Eccleston.

Thomas and Anne remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to
the heirs of Edmund, for which the plaintiffs gave them

IOOO//.

57 (m. 26). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of
Lent, 21 Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Between Thomas Hesketh, esquire, Richard Hesketh, and
Bartholomew Hesketh, plaintiffs, and Ralph Faireclogh and Grace,
his wife, deforciants of 8 messuages, 200 acres of land, 40 acres
of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and 2Os. of
rent in Shevyngton, Wrightyngton, and Walsshwhetill.

Ralph and Grace, for themselves and the heirs of Grace,
remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of Thomas,
for which Thomas gave them 230 marks.

58. At Lancaster, before John Vavasor and Humphrey Con-
ingsby, justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 21
Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Thomas Hesketh, esquire, Richard Hesketh, and Bartholomew
Hesketh demand against Ralph Fairclogh and Grace, his wife, 8
messuages, 200 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 100 acres of
pasture, 10 acres of wood, and 20*. of rent in Shevington,
Writyngton, and Welchwhitle.

Ralph and Grace vouch to warrant William Sourbutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against Ralph and
Grace, who, &C.1

59 (m. 27). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 21 Henry VII. [23rd March, 1506].

Between William Wall, clerk, William Leylond, and Thomas
Babyngton, plaintiffs, and Anne Hunt, kinswoman and heir of
William Bolton, deforciant of 5 messuages, 80 acres of land, 10

1 Exemplified about the same date. Kuerdeiis MSS,, College of Arms, ii,
189.

21 HENRY VII. (1506). l6l

acres of meadow, 300 acres of pasture, 14 acres of wood, 10 acres
of marsh, 3 acres of turbary, \id. of rent, and the eighth part of
a mill in Bolton in Lonnesdale and Bare.

Anne remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
William Wall, for which the plaintiffs gave her iooA'.

60. At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assumption,
21 Henry VII. [iyth August, 1506].

John Cutte, knight, Miles Gerrard, esquire, James Molyneux,
clerk, Peter Gerrard, clerk, and William Standissh demand against
John Southworth, knight, the manors of Brightmede and
Harwood [par. of Bolton le Moors] and 20 messuages, &c., in
the same manors.

John Southworth vouches to warrant William Sourbutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said John
Southworth.1

6 1 (m. 24). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the As-
sumption, 21 Henry VII. [iyth August, 1506].

Between John Cutte, knight,2 Miles Gerard, esquire, James
Molyneux, clerk, Peter Gerrard, clerk, and William Standissh,
plaintiffs, and John Southworth, knight, and Eleanor, his wife,
deforciants of the manors of Brightmede and Harwode, with
the appurtenances, and of 20 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 500
acres of meadow, 1000 acres of pasture, 300 acres of wood, and
IOO5. of rent in Brightmede and Harwod.

John Southworth and Eleanor, for themselves and the heirs of
Eleanor, remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
Miles, for which the plaintiffs gave them i6o//.8

62 (m. 22). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the As-
sumption, 21 Henry VII. [lyth August, 1506].

Between Hugh Hesketh and Hugh Mathewe, chaplains,
plaintiffs, and Richard Nutshawe, deforciant of 3 messuages, 60
acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, and 100 acres of pasture in
Hoton, Hogwik, and Longton.

1 Roll no. 1 02, m. 6.

2 Kuerderis MSS. gives " chaplain."

3 Exemplified i8th August, 21 Henry VII. [1506]. Kuerdcn's MSS., College
of Arms, ii, 189.

L

162 FINAL CONCORDS.

Richard remitted all right to the plaintiffs and to the heirs of
Hugh Hesketh, for which the plaintiffs gave him 20/1.

63 (m. 23). At Lancaster, on Monday next after the As-
sumption, 21 Henry VII. [iyth August, 1506].

Between Thomas Hesketh, esquire, plaintiff, and Henry
Bellerby and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants of 10 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, and i acre of wood in Holand {Upholland}.

Henry and Elizabeth remitted all right to Thomas and his
heirs, for which Thomas gave them 20 marks.

64. At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assumption, 21
Henry VII. [ijth August, 1506].

James Molyneux, clerk, Seth Wodcok, clerk, Thomas Rad-
cliff, of Wymmerlegh, esquire, William Leylond, esquire, Hum-
phrey Hurleston, and Henry Faryngton, esquire, demand against
Thomas Standisshe, esquire, the manors of Duxbury and Hey-
pay, and 16 messuages, 2 mills, 340 acres of land, 40 acres of
meadow, &c., in Duxbury, Heypay, Heth Chernok, Crosseby,
Wygan, and Hyndeley.

Thomas Standissh vouches to warrant William Sourebutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Thomas Standissh.1

65. At Lancaster, on Monday next after the Assumption, 21
Henry VII. [ijth August, 1506].

Robert Longly, Thurstan Tildesley, and Alexander Radcliff
demand against Nicholas Prestwich and Ralph Prestwich the
manor of Hulme, next Manchester, and I mill, 44 messuages,
600 acres of land, &c., in Manchester, Salford, Hulme, and
other places.

Nicholas and Ralph vouch to warrant William Sourbutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Nicholas and Ralph.2

66 (m. 21). At Lancaster, on Monday the Vigil of St.
Bartholomew the Apostle, 23 Henry VII. [23rd August, 1507].

Between Miles Gerrard, esquire, plaintiff, and Ralph Worseley
and Ellen, his wife, deforciants of 20 messuages, 300 acres of land,

1 Roll no. 102, m. id. * ROH no. 102, m. 6d.

23 HENRY VII. (1507). 163

100 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, and
100 acres of turbary in Wygan, Lyverpole, and Derby.

Ralph and Ellen remitted all right to Miles and his heirs, for
which Miles gave them 4O/*.1

67. At Lancaster, before John Kyngesmil and Humphrey
Coningsby, justices, on Monday the Vigil of St. Bartholomew
the Apostle, 23 Henry VII. [23rd August, 1507].

Miles Gerard, esquire, demands against Ralph Worsley and
Ellen, his wife, 20 messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of
meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, and 100 acres of
turbary in Wygan, Liverpole, and Derby \West Derby].

Ralph and Ellen vouch to warrant William Sourbytts, &c.

Miles shall recover his seisin against the said tenants by the
hands of Edward Stanley, knight, sheriff of Lancaster, and Ralph
and Ellen shall have lands of like value of the lands of the said
William in Clayton and Broughton in Amunderness.2

68 (m. 17). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 23 Henry VII. [3rd April, 1508].

Between Henry Kirkby, esquire, and George Knype, chaplain,
plaintiffs, and Richard Belyngeham, esquire, and Anne, his wife,
deforciants of the manor of Pulton, with the appurtenances, and of
36 messuages, 500 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 1000 acres
of pasture, and 100 acres of moor in Pulton, Flokeburgh,
Silverdale, Whityngton, and Dokker.

Richard and Anne acknowledged the said manor and tene-
ments to be the right of George, for which Henry and George
granted them to Richard and Anne, to have and to hold to the
said Richard and Anne and to the heirs issuing of their bodies, in
default to remain to the right heirs of the said Richard for ever.3

69. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
23 Henry VII. [3rd April, 1508],

Thomas Knolles, clerk, Thomas Pek, clerk, John Cokson,
Andrew Wyndesore, John Ernley, John Caryll, Richard Broke,

1 Exemplified 24th August, 23 Henry VII. £1507]. Kuerden's MSS., College
of Arms, ii, 189$.

2 Kutrderis MSS., College of Arms, ii, 1893. Exemplified 24th August, in
the same year,

3 The fine of 30^. for a writ/ro licentia concordandi is on Roll no. 104, m. id.

164 FINAL CONCORDS.

and Anthony Wyndesore demand against James Haryngton,
clerk, kinsman and heir of William Balderston, the moiety of the
manor of Balderston, with the appurtenances, and 200 messuages,
2000 acres of land, &c., in Balderston, Mellour, Bretherton,
Elliswyk \Elswick\ Frekilton, Hamulton, Preston, and
elsewhere.

James Haryngton vouches to warrant William Sourbutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
James Haryngton.1

70. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
23 Henry VII. [3rd April, 1508].

Thomas Knolls, clerk, Thomas Peke, clerk, John Cokson,
Andrew Wyndesore, John Ernley, John Caryll, Richard
Broke, and Anthony Wyndesore demand against [James
Harington, clerk, cousin and heir of William Balderston,
and] against Robert Singleton and Margaret, his wife, [and James
Harington, clerk],2 the manors of Thornton and Holmes, and
100 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 250 acres of meadow, 500
acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, 1000 acres of moor, 500 acres of
moss, and 505. of yearly rent in Thornton, Holmes, Broughton,
Little Syngleton, Whittingham, Elswick, Halghton,
Ribelton, Bilsborough, Croston, Hoole, and Holme.

Robert Singleton and Margaret, his wife, defend the right of
Margaret to the tenements for the term of her life as her dower of
the endowment of William Balderston, formerly her husband, of
the inheritance of James Harington, clerk, kinsman and heir of
the said William Balderston, namely, son of Isabel, daughter of
the said William, the reversion of which, after the death of the
said Margaret, ought to descend to the said James Harington,
clerk.

The said Robert and Margery vouch to warrant William
Sourbuttis, &c.

It is conceded that the demandants shall recover their seisin of
the said tenements against Robert and Margaret [and against
James Harington].3

1 Roll no. 104, m. 3.

2 The record on Plea Roll no. 104, m. 8, names only Robert Syngleton and
Margaret, his wife, as tenants.

3 There is no date to the record of the process in Kuerden's MSS, , but the
record of the plea on the Plea Roll and the date of the following writ fixes it in 1508.
The King, &c. We have inspected the tenor of the record upon an assize in le

23 HENRY VII. (1508). 165

71. At Lancaster, on Monday (?) next after the Assumption,
23 Henry VII. [2ist August, 1508],

John Aston, knight, Edmund Trafford, knight, William
Chetwyn, esquire, Adam Hulton, esquire, Richard Aston, esquire,
Henry Redmayn, esquire, Lawrence Button, esquire, Christopher
Dacre, esquire, Thomas Kenersley, esquire, William Hanford,
esquire, Henry Faryngton, esquire, and others demand against Peter
Legh, knight, the manors of Heydok and Dalton, and 87
messuages, a mill, &c., in Haydok, Dalton, Newton in
Makerfeld, and elsewhere.

Peter Legh vouches to warrant William Sourebuttes, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin against the said
Peter Legh.1

72 (m. 1 6). At Lancaster, on Monday after the Assumption,
23 Henry VII. [2ist August, 1508].

Between Thomas Lathom, esquire, James Sclater, clerk,
Edward Parker, and William Wall, plaintiffs, and [John Bolton] of
Loveley, deforciant of 4 messuages, 230 acres of land, 40 acres of
meadow, 60 acres of pasture, and 20 [acres of wood in] Sailbury,
Clayton, and Willipshire.

John acknowledged the said tenements to be the right of
William Wall, and granted for himself and his heirs that one
messuage, 60 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 15 acres of
pasture, and 5 acres of wood in Clayton, parcel of the said tene-
ments, which Margaret Bolton, widow, late the wife of Richard
Bolton, held for the term of her life, of the inheritance of the said
John ; and also one other messuage, 60 acres of land, 10 acres of
meadow, . . acres of pasture, and 5 acres of wood in Clayton,
which Richard Bolton held for his life ; and likewise one other

post. Henry, by the Grace of God, &c. Command James Harington, clerk,
kinsman and heir of William Balderston, that he render to Thomas Knolls,
clerk, Thomas Peke, clerk, John Cokson, and others, the moiety of the manor of
Balderston, and 200 messuages, 2000 acres of land, 500 acres of meadow, 1000
acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, 2000 acres of moor, rooo acres of moss, and
100 shillings of yearly rent in Balderston, Mellor, Bretherton, Elswick, Freckle-
ton, Hamilton, Preston, Halghton, Ribelton, Broughton, Claghton, Dilworth,
Lancaster, Whittingham, Gosnergh, Woodplumpton, Croston, Farrington, and
Hoole Holme. Witness, &c., 2Oth February, 23 Henry VII. [1508].

James Harington, clerk, vouches to warrant William Sourbutts. It is con-
ceded that Thomas Knolls, clerk, and the other demandants shall recover their
seisin of the said tenements against the said James.

1 Roll no. 106, m. lod.

1 66 FINAL CONCORDS.

messuage, 15 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 5 acres

of wood in Clayton and Sailbury, parcel of the said tenements,
which Nicholas Bolton held for his life ; and also one other

messuage, 15 acres of pasture, and 5 acres of wood in

Willipshire, the residence of the said tenements, which Margaret,
late the wife of Robert Bolton, held for her life, of the inheritance
of the said John, after the decease of the said Margaret, Richard,
Nicholas, and Margaret, and of each of them, should entirely
remain to the said Thomas, James, Edward, and William, and to
the heirs of the said William for ever, for which William gave
them 100. . . .

73 (m. 12). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 24 Henry VII. [igth March, 1509].

Between Richard Banastre, plaintiff, and Percival Proctour
and Grace, his wife, deforciants of a messuage, 100 acres of land,
100 acres of meadow, and 100 acres of pasture in Barnesset [in
Colne\.

Percival and Grace remitted all right to Richard and his heirs,
for which Richard gave them 4O//.1

74 (m. 13). At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week
of Lent, 24 Henry VII. [igth March, 1509].

Between James [Holt 2] and Ralph Holt, plaintiffs, and Hugh
Chadwik, the elder, John Chadwik, son of the said Hugh, and Hugh
Chad[wik, the younger], son of the said John, deforciants of 4

1 Cf. the following writ in Bundle 10, Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, m. 2,
24th February, 24 Henry VII. [1509]. Writ to Humphrey Conyngesby to go to
Richard Banaster and Percival Proctour and Grace, his wife, between whom a
writ of covenant touching a messuage, 100 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow,
and 100 acres of pasture in Barnesset was pending for levying a fine, and to
receive their acknowledgments.

Ibid., m. 3, 2oth February, 24 Henry VII. [1509]. Writ of precipe in the
same fine.

- From the record of the recovery on Plea Roll no. 107, m. 3. See also the
following writ in Bundle 10, Palatinate of Lancaster, Fines, m. 4, 24th February,
24 Henry VII. [1509], Writ to Humphrey Conyngesby to go to James Holt
and Ralph Holt, and to Hugh Chadwik, the elder, John Chadwik, son of the
said Hugh, and Hugh Chadwik, the younger, son of the said John, between
whom a writ of covenant touching 4 messuages, 2 acres of land, and 4 acres
of meadow in Spotland and Hundersfeld was pending for levying a fine, and to
receive their acknowledgments.

24 HENRY VII. (1509). 167

messuages, 2 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Spotland
and Hundersfeld.

The deforciants remitted all right to James and Ralph and to
the heirs of James, for which James and Ralph gave them 4O//.1

75. At Lancaster, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent,
24 Henry VII. [iQth March, 1509].

Thomas Lovel, knight, Richard Emson, knight, Edmund
Dudley, esquire, John Ernley, and Thomas Lucas demand
against John Urmston, son of John Urmston, esquire, the manor
of Westley, and 6 messuages, 120 acres of land, 10 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of pasture, and 10 shillings of yearly rent in
Westley, Abraham, Astley, and Hyndeley.

John Urmston vouches to warrant William Sourbutts, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin of the tenements
against the said John Urmston, who shall have of the land of the
said William Sourbutts, &c.2

76. At Lancaster, before John Kingsley and Humphrey
Coningsby, justices, on Monday in the fourth week of Lent, 24
Henry VII. [igth March, 1509].

Thomas Lovel, knight, Richard Emson, knight, Edmund
Dudley, esquire, John Ernley, and Thomas Lucas demand
against Henry Norris, esquire, 40 messuages, 4 acres of land, 20
acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture, and 8 acres of wood in
Gerstan Brokes, Great Woolton, Little Woolton, Hale-
wood, Halebank, Hale, Derby, Fazakerley, Walton, Liver-
poole, Sutton, Formby, and Speake.

Henry Norris vouches to warrant William Sourbuttes, &c.

The demandants shall recover their seisin of the said tene-
ments against the said Henry, &c.3

1 The fine of 6s. 8d. for writ pro licentia concordandi is on Plea Roll no. 107
m. id.

2 Plea Roll no. 107, m. 2; Kuerderis MSS., College of Arms, ii, 172.
Exemplified 2nd March, 24 Henry VII. [1509].

3 Kuerderis MSS., ii, 172. Exemplified 2ist March, 24 Henry VII. [1509].

FINES PAID FOR VARIOUS WRITS OF
DIFFERENT DATES.

(Duchy of Lancaster, Patent Roll no. 8. Deputy Keeper's 4Oth
Report, App. no. 4, pp. 540-2 ; Kuerdens MSS., College
of Arms, ii, 190 ; Towneley's MSS.y Chetham Library,
vol. CC. p. 166-180.)

i HENRY VII., 1485-6.

John, son and heir of Robert Ambros, for writ of assize of
novel disseisin ; Hugh Hesketh, de recto ; Thomas Hesketh and
Elizabeth, his wife, de conventione ; 2ist February.

Robert * Lee, of Lancaster, jun., novel disseisin ; Roger Nuttaw,
of Manchester, de debito ; 22nd July.

2 HENRY VIL, 1486-7.

Henry Risshton, esq., de debito ; Christopher Worthyngton,
de conventione ; William Honford, de debito ; Hugh Dawson, yeo-
man, de debito ; the Abbot of Whalley, de debito.

3 HENRY VIL, 1487-8.
Bartholomew Holcroft, John Smyth, de conventione.

4 HENRY VIL, 1488-9.

Bartholomew Holcroft, John Smyth, de conventione ; Robert
Hesketh and William Hesketh, de conventione ; Richard Tetlawe,
de forma donacionis ; Isabel, who was the wife of Richard Sapcote,
kt., de consanguinitate.

5 HENRY VIL, 1489-90.

Isabel, who was the wife of Richard Sapcote, kt., de consan-
guinitate ; Dame Alice Byron, de debito ; Thomas Laurence, esq.,
de debito ; 1st August ; James Radcliffe, of Longley, de transgressu ,•
John Curwen, of Caton, de debito ; Robert Hesketh, esq., de con-

1 Kuerden's MSS. gives " Ralph."

HENRY VII. 169

ventione ; Isabel, who was the wife of Richard Sapcote, kt., nave!

disseisin; Thomas Laurence, esq., de debito ; Hugh • Adlington
and Thomas Bredhurst, de conventions.

6 HENRY VII., 1490-1.

Henry Clifford, lord Clifford of Westmorland, inquiry de
ingressu in le post ; Edmund Farington, clerk, rector of the church
of Halsall, de debito ; Richard York, chaplain, de conventione ;
Thomas Cancefeld, io//. for a writ de conventione with John Ox-
cliffe and Isabel, his wife, 2Oth June ; Richard Hotecole, chap-
lain, de ingressu post disseisin, against William Vavasor and Isabel,
his wife; Henry Preston, pro fine debiti against Richard Osbaldeston
and others, ist May.

7 HENRY VII., 1491-2.

James Clifton, esq., Richard Davy, chaplain, de conventione with
Robert Smith and Katherine, his wife, John Mase, William Cok
and Joan, his wife, and Ralph Ball and Alice, his wife, I2th July.

8 HENRY VII., 1492-3.

Thomas Botiller, kt., de forma donationis in descendre against
Peter Legh, kt., 2Oth February ; James Haryngton, kt., de debito ;
Thomas, earl of Derby and others, -de conventione ; Roger Shir-
burn, de ingressu in le post ; Thomas Botiller, kt., novel disseisin
against Peter Legh, kt., ist August.

9 HENRY VII., 1493-4.

George Stanley, lord le Strange, kt, William Kirkeby, esq.,
and William Lancastre, esq., de conventione with William Starky
and Elizabeth, his wife ; Peter Legh, kt., Peter Gerard, and Law-
rence Dutton, de forma donationis in descendre against Thomas Bo-
tiller, kt. ; Edmund Chatterton, clerk, and others, de conventione
with Robert Holand, of Clifton, esq., I2th February ; William
Heton, esq., and others, de conventione with Thomas Osbaldes-
ton, esq. ; Thomas, earl of Derby, and others, de conventione
with Robert Greene and Margaret, his wife ; Thomas, earl of
Derby, and others, de ingressu super disseisinam against Thomas
Sterakers ; Alexander Ambros and Richard Winter, de conventione

FINAL CONCORDS.

with Agnes and Margaret, daughters of Richard Walton, for
lands in Wodeplumton ; and Robert Shakerley, de convention
with Thomas Parr and others, 2Oth February.

1 1 HENRY VII., 1495-6.

Lawrence Towneley, esq., de ingressu super disseisinam against
Geoffrey, son of James Stansfeld [of Burnley ?].

12 HENRY VII., 1496-7.

Margaret, who was the wife of Hugh Swynley, novel disseisin,
1 3th August ; Adam Hulton and . . . , his wife.

13 HENRY VII., 1497-8.

Thomas Hesketh, esq., Ralph Caterall, esq., Robert Plesing-
ton, and Nicholas Gardiner, de ingressu in le post against John
Cotom.

20 HENRY VII., 1504-5.

William, archbishop of Canterbury, de ingressu in le post ;
Alexander Radcliff (de conventione ?), 1 4th February ; James Holt
and others, de conventione with Thomas Abraham, I4th Feb-
ruary ; Thomas Radcliff, of Wyrmersley, son and heir of Richard
Radcliff; Lawrence Asshowe, John Eltonheved, Oliver Culchith,
and Henry Sale of Bedforth.

21 HENRY VII., 1505-6.

Thomas Hawarden, novel disseisin against Hamon Bruche,
2Oth July ; Thomas Cansfeld, novel disseisin against the Earl of
Derby ; Alice Halton and others, novel disseisin against James
Halton ; John Butiller, kt., Miles Gerard, and others, de ingressu
in le post against John Sothworth, kt. ; the same John and Miles
and others, de conventione with John Sothworth, kt., and Alice,
his wife ; James Molineux and others, de ingressu in le post against
Thomas Standish ; Robert Longley, novel disseisin against Nicholas
Prestwich ; Ralph Malbon, de ingressu in le post against John Leche
and Maud, his wife ; Katherine Halsall, novel disseisin against
Thomas Wryhtyngton ; Robert Constave, kt., de ingressu in le
post against Brian Tunstall ; Nicholas Massy, novel disseisin against
John Bothe, kt. ; James Anderton, de ingressu in le post against
Nicholas Nutshagh ; Roger Hall, the same against William Hall ;

HENRY VII. 171

William Wall, the same against Anne Hunte, daughter and heir
of William Bolton ; Edmund Dudley, the same against Thomas
Fenys alias Dacre.

22 HENRY VII., 1506-7.

William Irland, esq., novel disseisin against Gilbert Barton ;
James Pemberton, the same against Geoffrey Molyneux.

23 HENRY VII., 1507-8.

Thomas Hesketh, esq., de ingressu in le post against John Hent-
worth (sic), and the same against Gilbert Cunclif ; Thomas Bo-
tiller, kt., the same against Thomas Midelton and Joan, his wife ;
Miles Gerard, esq., the same against Robert Worsley and Ellen,
his wife ; Nicholas Hesham, novel disseisin against Thomas Black-
burn ; John Urmston, de ingressu in le post against Ellen Urmston,
widow ; John Roth, the same against John Brerton and others ;
John Lawrence, esq., and others, the same against Peter Legh, kt. ;
John Asshton, kt., the same against Peter Legh ; Ralph Standish
and Margaret, his wife, de forma donationis in descendre against
Edward Stret, 2Oth February ; Thomas Botiler, kt., novel disseisin
against Thomas Midelton and others ; Margaret Scaresbreck,
widow, the same against Luce Brown ; Otho Redish, esq., de
ingressu in le post against John Wood, sen. ; Henry Kirkby and
others, de conventione with Richard Belingham ; Thomas Knolls,
clerk, and others, de ingressu in le post against James Harington ;
Thomas Knolls, the same against Robert Singleton ; John Dean
and Richard Britwisel, de ingressu in le post against Thomas
Starky, 2Oth July ; Thomas Hesketh, esq., the same against
Thomas More and Alice, his wife ; Thomas Latham, esq., and
others, the same against John Boland, 2Oth July ; Thomas
Latham, esq., and others, de conventione with John Bolton ;
Thomas Botiler, kt., de ingressu in le post against Thomas Noreys ;
and Alina Halton, novel disseisin.

24 HENRY VII., 1508-9.

Richard Banaster, de conventione with Percival Proctor and
Grace, his wife, 2Oth February ; Thomas Lister, de ingressu in le
post against Thomas Huntington ; Beatrix Pemberton and others,
the same against Hugh Pemberton ; and John Molyneux and
others, the same against John Birkhead and others.

APPENDIX.

THE following documents have come to light since the volume
was in the press : —

This is the final concord made in the court of the lord
King on the morrow of All Saints in the seventh year of the
reign of King Richard [2nd November, 1195], at Westminster,
before Hubert, archbishop of Canterbury, Richard, bishop of
London, Ralph of Hereford and Richard of Ely, archdeacons,
William de Warren, master Henry de Castellun, Richard Heriet,
Osbert, son of Hervey, Simon de Pateshill, and other faithful people
of the lord King then present there.

Between Roger de Boston \rectius Burton] and Horm, his
brother, plaintiffs, and Robert, son of Bernard [of Goosnargh'],
tenant of 5 carucates of land with the appurtenances in Wrstinc-
ton \Wrightington\ and in Dauton [Da/ton, par. Wigan\ and in
Iperbolt [Parbold] and in Moston, whereof there had been a
plea between them in the aforesaid court, to wit, that Robert has
remitted the whole half part of the aforesaid 5 carucates of land
with the appurtenances from himself and from his heirs to the
said Roger and Horm, brothers, and to their heirs for ever, that
is, one carucate of land with the appurtenances in Wrstincton,
that is, a half of the whole vill, and one carucate of land with the
appurtenances in Iperbolt, and half a carucate of land with the
appurtenances in Dauton. And for this demise of half the afore-
said claim of Roger and Horm, the said Roger, and Horm, have
quitclaimed the whole right and claim which they had in the
whole remaining part which remained to the said Robert from them
and from their heirs to the said Robert and his heirs for ever.
And the same Roger and Horm will warrant the whole aforesaid
half part of the land which remained to him to the aforesaid
Robert and his heirs against all the other infants of Roger, son of
Horm, father of the same Roger and Horm, brothers.1

1 Feet of Fines, Public Record Office, 7 Richard I., no. 61. See Pipe Roll
Soc., xvii, 50.

APPENDIX. 173

NOTE.

This interesting Lancashire Fine of 1195 has hitherto escaped
notice. In considering it, a later Fine of 1202 must be examined
with it.1 The vills of Dalton, Parbold, and Wrightington had
been given to Orm, son of Ailward, by Albert Grelley, senex, in
marriage with his daughter Emma, to hold by the service of one
knight.2 From this union descended the family of Kirkby of
Kirkby Irleth, mesne tenants of these vills and of Ashton-under-
Lyne, for some centuries under the barons of Manchester. Some
time between the date of this grant and 1 195 a sub-infeudation was
made of this knight's fee by the Kirkbys in favour apparently of
a certain Richard de Lancaster, who was not improbably a younger
brother of the De Kirkby who enfeoffed him thereof. In 1195
the inheritance, it appears, had descended to Robert, son of
Bernard, thegn of Goosnargh, and to the two sons of Roger, son
of Orm (whom I propose to identify as the then late tenant of
Ashton-under-Lyne, and ancestor of the notable Lancashire
family of Assheton),3 in right of the respective wives of Robert
and Roger. These two sons respectively bore the names of
Roger de Burton,4 of Burton in Kendal, and Orm de Ashton
of Ashton-under-Lyne. In 1202, Margaret, relict of Richard
de Lancaster, for a consideration of 3 marks, released her dower
right in these vills to the three heirs, Robert, Orm, and Roger.5
Apparently sometime between 1202 and 1242 another infeudation
of these vills was made by the Grelleys in favour of the Lathoms
of Lathom, for in 1242-3 Robert de Lathum held one knight's
fee in Wrightington and Parbold of Thomas Grelley.6

1 Lanes. Fines, pt. i, Record Soc., vol. xxxix, 18.

2 Lanes. Inquests, Record Soc., vol. xlviii, 55.

3 Roger de Wrightington, son of Orm de Ashton, was a benefactor to Cocker-
sand Abbey, and may be identified with this Roger, son of Orm (Cockersand
Chartul., 504). He must not be confounded with Roger, son of Orm (de Kirkby),
whose son and heir, William, had succeeded his father before 1163.

4 Sometimes also "de Wrightington," and " de Ashton." Cockersand
Chartul., 1004-5, also 5O1 note> 5°4-

8 Lanes. Fines, pt. i, 18-19. The footnote requires amendment in several
important details. See the additional corrections to Part 1. of Lancashire Fines,
inserted in that volume.

6 Lanes. Inquests, Record Soc., vol. xlviii, 154.

174 FINAL CONCORDS.

Inspeximus, dated 17 Nov., 15 Ric. II. [1391], of a fine levied
in the court of the lord the King, on the octave of the Purifica-
tion of the B.V.M., 9 Edw.IIL [gth Feb., 1335], before William
de Herle, John de Stonore, William de Shareshull, John Inge,
John de Shardelowe, John de Treuaignon, and Richard de
Aldburgh, justices, and afterwards recorded before the said
justices there in three weeks from Easter, in the said year,
between Robert de Langeton and Margaret, his wife, plaintiffs,
by Roger de Faryngton put in the place of Margaret, and Henry,
son of Adam de Mauncestre, chaplain, deforciant of the third
part of the manor of Langeton, co« Leycestre, of one messuage
and one carucate of .land in Hendon, co. Middlesex, and of one
messuage and 38^ acres of land in Walton in le Dale, and of
the manor of Hyndlegh and the moiety of the manor of
Goldeburn, co. Lane. [See Lanes. Fines, Part II, p. 194.]
Exemplified at the request of John de Langeton, son and heir
of Robert de Langeton, son and heir of the said Robert de
Langeton and Margaret. (Lanes. MSS., vol. xxxviii, p. 179.)

At Lancaster, on Saturday [&c., see p. 48, no. 131], before
John de Markham and John Woderoue, justices.

Between Ralph de Langeton and Joan, his wife, plaintiffs, by
Henry de Walton put in Joan's place, and John de Blakeburne
of Gerstan, deforciant of a messuage, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, and 3 acres of pasture in Walton in le Dale, which
John de Sothworth of Walton in le Dale holds for the term of
his life.

[Ralph acknowledged the tenements] to be the right of John
de Blakeburn, for which he granted that after the death of John de
Sothworth they should remain to Ralph and Joan for their lives,
to hold of the chief lords of the fee ; remainder to Nicholas, son
of Ralph, and Joan and his heirs male ; remainder to Thomas,
brother of Nicholas, and his heirs male ; remainder to Geoffrey,
brother of Thomas, and his heirs male ; remainder to the right
heirs of Ralph for ever. [Towneley's MS., E.E., nos. 575, 630
(Addit. MSS., no. 32,106, f. 102,

INDEX.

ANCIENT and various forms of the names of persons and places are
referred to the modern spelling, under which they will be found
indexed.

All place names are given in italics.

Abram (Abraham), 88, 139, 167
Abram (Abraham), Alice, wife of John

de, 68

Gilbert de, 67, 78, 86, 87, 124
John de, 68, 139
Thomas, 142, 170
WUliam, 123, 127
Abricham, see Habergham
Accres, William de, 56
Acres, Thomas del, 22
Adburgham, see Abram
Adlington (Adlyngton), 56
Adlington (Adlyngton), Elizabeth,

wife of Eobert, 117
Hugh, 115, 169
Kobert, 117, 135
Aghton, see Aighton
,, see Aughton
Aghton, see Aughton
Agnes, 25

Aighton, par. Mitton, 37, 75, 90, 137
Ailward, Orm, son of, 173
Ainsworth, Agnes, wife of John de, 55
Elias de, 124, 128
James de, 128
Joan, wife of Nicholas

de,89

John de, 55, 94
John, son of Adam de, 86
Nicholas de, 89
Rose, daughter of Thomas

de, 54
Aintree, Robert de, 105

William de, 105
Albyn, Joan, wife of William, 14

„ William, 3, 14
Aldburgh, Richard de, 174
Alddi/e, 146

Aldewenygton, see Wennington, Old
Aldingham (Aldyngham), Church of,

34

Manor of, 34, 117
,, Rector of, 117, 130
Alice, daughter of Jordan, 3
Allen (Alen), John, 142

,, Thomas, 143
AUerton, 74, 107
Alston, 14, 134

,, Manor of, 3, 134
Alston, Robert de, 3
William de, 3
Altham (Aluetham, Alvetham), 39

,, Manor of, 17
Altham (Alvetham), Emma, wife of

Robert de, 10, 57
Robert de, 10, 57
Alynscales, see Elliscales
Ambrose, Alexander, 169

„ John, son of Robert, 168
,, William, 68, 79, 88
,, Family of, 80
Ammory, John, 63
Amotson, Ellen, wife of Thomas

Johnson, 25

„ Thomas Johnson, 25

Ancoats (Ancotes), 152
Anderton (Andirton), Edmund de,

68, 69
„ James, 155, 159, 170

John, 138

,, Thurstan de, 67, 69, 124

„ Thurstan, son of Oliver,

136

William, 144

Annot, Margery, wife of Richard, 15
Ansty, John de, 39
Archer, William, 156
Arden or Ardern, Peter, 112, 144

175

176

FINAL CONCORDS.

Aldington (Ardyngton), William de,

•85

Arkholme, 23, 52
Arkholme, Adam de, 52

Henry de, 103
,, William de, 86, 87
Ashton (Assheton, Asshton), Agnes,

daughter of Hamon, 121
,, Alice, wife of Nicholas, 151

Edmund, 138, 150
„ Ellen, daughter of Thomas,

121
„ Emma, wife of John de, 15,

90, 123

„ Geoffrey, 117
,, George, son of Thomas, 121

Hugh, 149

,, Joan, daughter of Hamon, 120
„ Joan, wife of Thomas, 120

John de, 40, 90, 123
„ . Sir John de, 57, 70, 87, 92, 93,

124, 171
,, Margaret, wife of Geoffrey,

117

, , Margaret, wife of Richard, 115
,, Margery, daughter of John

de, 67
„ Margery, wife of Ralph, 119,

120
,, Margery, wife Of Sir Ralph,

138
„ Nicholas, 151

Orm de, 173, 173 n

Ralph de, 87, 117, 119, 120,

124, 126

„ Ralph, son of John de, 125
Sir Ralph, 138
Richard de, 15, 115, 138
,, Richard, son of Thomas, 120,

121

,, Sir Richard, 150
Robert de, 87, 98
,, Robert, son of Thomas, 120,

121

,, Roger, son of Orm de, 172 n
,, Rosa, wife of Roger de, 124
Thomas de, 44, 77, 81, 85, 87,

120
,, Thomas, son of Hamon, 120

William de, 15, 40, 58, 86
,, William, son of Richard, 115
,, William, son of Roger de, 123
,, William, son of Thomas, 121
,, Family of, 173
Ashton, in Makerfield, 15, 80, 96
Ashton, near Lancaster, 37, 94, 105
Ashton, near Preston, 110, 113, 134
Aston - under - Lyne, John, son of

Thomas, son of Robert de, 92
Ashton-under-lyne, 106, 109 (?), 117,
173

Ashton-under-Lyne, Church of, 33, 63,

92,93

Ashworth (Assheworth), John de, 124
Aspull (Asphull), 79, 80, 137

„ Manor of, 15, 80
Asshawe (Asshowe), Lawrence, 170

„ Roger, 130
Assheton, see Ashton
Astbury, Parson of, 86
Astley (Astlegh), 21, 104, 137, 167
Aston, Sir John, 165
„ Richard, 165
Atherton (Athirton), Charles, son of

Richard de, 44
,, Geoffrey de, 44

Henry de, 70, 79, 86
Joan, wife of John, 138
John, 137, 138
Lucy, wife of Geoffrey de, 44
Margery, wife of Thomas

de, 79
, , Margery, wife of Sir William

de, 69
„ Nicholas de, 66

Sir Nicholas de, 67, 68, 84
Ralph de, 86
„ Richard de, 59, 70
„ Richard, son of Geoffrey de,

44

„ Thomas de, 79, 125
„ Thurstan de, 68
,, William, son of Sir William

de, 68 .

Sir William de, 14, 58, 104
Atherton (Athirton), 8, 81, 109

Manor of, 137, 138
Atkinson, William Robinson, 126
Aughton, near Bickerstaffe (Byker-

stath), 69, 148
„ Manor of, 20
Aughton Hugh de, 102

„ Hugh, son of Hugh de, 125
„ John de, 126
„ William de, 7
Auncell, William, 63, 65, 70
Austwick (Austewyk), John, wife of

William de, 23
„ William de, 23
Auty (Autee), Robert, 102, 102 n
Ayglad, Richard, 3
Aynesargh, Richard de, 9
Aynes worth, see Ainsworth
Ayscough, William, 112, 144

Babington (Babyngton), Thomas, 160

William, 90

Baines (Banes), Agnes, wife of John,
94, 95

INDEX. .

177

Baines, Alice, wife of John, son of

John, 95
John, 94, 95

„ John, son of John, 95
Baker, Alice, 124

,, Catherine, 124

Balderston, James Harrington, son of
Isabel, daughter of
William, 164
,, Joan, wife of Richard, 83,

140
,, Margaret, wife of William,

164
,, Richard, 112

William, 145, 164, 165 n
Balderston, 164, 165 n

„ Manor of, 164, 165 n
Baldwin (Baldewyne), Adam, 39

,, Agnes, 39
Ball, Alice, wife of Ralph, 169

„ Ralph, 169
Ballard, Robert, 87
Ballesden, Henry de, 15
Bamford, Cecilia or Cecily, wife of

Nicholas de, 23, 62
,, Ellen, wife of Henry de, 54
,, Henry de; 54
,, John, son of Henry de, 54
,, John, son of Nicholas de, 62
„ Katherine, wife of John de,

62

„ Nicholas de, 23, 62
„ Richard, son of Henry de,

54

,, Rose, wife of Richard de, 54

„ Thomas, son of Henry de, 54

Banastre, Amisia, wife of Richard,

114
,, Anton or Antony, 126, 127

Christopher, 99, 108, 127
„ Elias, 67

,, Grace, wife of William, 156
„ Joan, wife of Richard, 17,

39,57

John, 92, 124, 125, 126, 137
„ Ralph, son of Roger, 51

Richard, 39, 40, 114, 121,

129, 166, 171
,, Richard, son of John, 17,

57, 58

,, Robert, 145
„ Thomas, 17
,, Thomas, son of William,

154

William, 155, 156
Bank (Banck), Isabella, wife of John

del, 92, 99, 108

„ John del, 92

„ William, 146

Barber, Thomas, 152

Bardsea, 69, 70, 125

Bardsey, Christopher, 97

William de, 69, 70, 125
Bare, 133, 161
Barker, Richard, 148
„ William, 150

Barlow (Barlawe), Alice and Margery,
daughters of Thomas, son
of Thomas de, 50, 53
„ Margaret, wife of Hugh de,

69

,, William, son of Robert de, 123
Barneby, Thomas, 63
Barnside (Barnesset), in Colne, 166
Baron, Thomas, 73
Barres, Roger del, 58
Barret (Baret), Nicholas, 57
Barry, William, 26
Barton, Alice, 138

Cecily, wife of John, 158
Dionisia, wife of John de, 10
Edward, 105
Gilbert, 171
John, 10, 138, 158
John, son of John de, 3
Margaret, 138
Oliver, 114
Ralph, 59, 68, 138
Ralph, son of Richard, 120
Richard, 90, 119, 120, 138
Richard, son of Richard, 119
Thomas de, 105, 128
Thomas, son of John de, 10
Thomas, son of Richard, 119
William de, 14
William, son of Richard, 119
Barton, 73, 118
Barton, in Amound. , 105, 128

„ Manor of, 10

Barton, par. Eccles, 18, 24, 50, 68, 84,

102, 109, 114
Barwyk, see Berwick
Baumford (Baumforth), see Bamford
Baxter, Catherine, 123
,, John le, 85
„ William, 151
Bayle, John, 143
Bayley (Baylay), Agnes, wife of

Richard de, 38
,, Richard de, 38
Beby, Richard, 127
Becconsall (Becaneshowe, Becan-

sawe), Robert, 125
William de, 19, 42, 126
Beck (Bek), Ellen, wife of Robert

del, 52

„ Robert del, 52
Bedford (Bedeford), par. Leigh, 8, 27,

34, 103, 136, 137, 151, 170
Beetham (Betham, Bethom, Bethum),
Christiana, wife of Sir John de,
67

M

i78

FINAL CONCORDS.

Beetham, Edward, 156

Sir John de, 67, 86
Roger, 117, 130
„ Thomas de, 127
„ Thomas, son of Sir John

de, 85
Bellerby, Elizabeth, wife of Henry,

162

Henry, 162

Bellingham ( Belingham, Belynge-
ham), Anne, wife of
Richard, 163

„ Richard, 163, 171

„ Robert de, 126

Bennet (Benet), Richard, 151
Ber . . . , Edmund de, 50
Ber . . . , Alice, wife of Edmund

de, 50

Berdesey, see Bardsey
Berdisle, Edmund de, 50(?), 102
Bernard, Robert, son of, 172, 173
Beron, see Byron
Berwyk, see Berwick
Bethum, see Beetham
Bickershaw, in Abram, Manor of, 44
Bickersta/e (Birkyrstath), 70, 75, 148
Bickerstath (Bikerstath), Hugh, 148

„ Richard, 145

Billinge (Billynge), 81
Billington, 144
Billyngham, see Bellingham
Bilsborrow (Billesburgh), 156, 164
Birchenshaw (Birchenshagh), Henry

de, 69

Birchley (Bircheley), Manor of, 81
Birkhead (Birkehed, Birkheued),

Adam, 157
„ Alina, wife of Thomas de,

11

Henry, 120
John de, 45, 80, 81, 87,

114, 142, 171
Ralph, 150
„ Richard, 135

„ Thomas de, 11

Birom, see Byrom
Biron, Biroun, see Byron
Birtmstle, Manor of, 45
Birtwistle, John de, 37, 58

Ralph, 127
„ Richard, 171
Bispham, Margaret, wife of Roger de,

57

„ Roger de, 57
„ William de, 7, 57
Bispham, 12, 139, 149
„ Manor of, 8

Blackburn (Blakeburn), Vicar of, 57
Blackburn, Thomas, 171
Blacklache (Blaklache), John, son of
Adam de, 39

Blackrod (Blakrode), Manor of, 72
Blakeburn, Agnes, wife of Lawrence

de, 11

John de, 48, 174
„ Katherine, wife of William

de, 58

,, Lawrence de, 11
„ Margaret, wife of Miles

de, 126

,, William de, 58

Blakey (Blakay), Richard de, 69

Robert de, 69
Bland (Blande), Oliver, 118
Blondes, Agnes, wife of Robert de,

125
Blundell (Blondell), Ellen, wife of

Nicholas, 49, 68
Henry, 6, 124
„ Henry, son of Nicholas, 126

John, 79, 86, 87, 123
„ John, son of Nicholas, 126
,, Nicholas, 65, 68, 79, 86
,, Nicholas, son of Henry, 49
„ Richard de, 126
,, Robert, son of Nicholas, 126
Boland, John, 171
Bold, 8, 61, 105

Bold (Boolde), Boneface de, 101
Geoffrey de, 86

Geoffrey, son of Richard de, 124
Henry, 128
Sir John de, 68
Margaret, wife of Boneface de,

100, 101
Ranulph, 120
Richard, 112
Sir Richard, 150
Bolle, Ranulph, 33
Bolron, Robert, 62, 86

„ Thomas, 146
Bolton, Adam de, 47

„ Anne, daughter of William,

171

Christopher, 133
„ Elias de, 84
,, Ismania, wife of Roger de,|67

John, 165, 171
,, Katherine, wife of Adam de,

47
, , Margaret, wife of Christopher,

133
,, Margaret, wife of Matthew,

131, 140
,, Margaret, wife of Richard,

165

„ Margaret, wife of Robert, 166
Matthew, 131, 140
Nicholas, 166
Ralph de, 57
Richard de, 57, 118, 165
,, Robert de, 84

INDEX.

179

Bolton, Roger de, 55, 67, 125, 128

William de, 11, 160
Bolton, in Furness, Manor of, 97
Bolton-le-Moors, 77, 85, 118, 133, 149
Bolton-lc-Sands, 11, 94, 105, 114, 131,

133, 161

,, Vicar of, 114

Bonde del Sykes, Thomas, 87
Bonevile, Sir William, 116
Bonk, see Bank

Bonyfaunt, Agnes, wife of John, 128
John, 89
William, 128
Booth, Charles, 150

,, Dulcia, wife of Sir Robert, 102
,, John del, 68, 84
Sir John, 150, 170
Richard, 98, 126

„ Sir Robert, 102, 106, 107, 108
„ Roger, 98, 106, 107, 108, 126
„ William, 102, 103, 106,108,127

Sir William, 150
Eootle, 50

Berwick, Alice, wife of John de, 128
„ Alured, son of William, 112
John, 112, 124
Peter, 112
Borwiclc, 112

„ Manor of, 112
Bost, John, 66, 67
Boston, see Burton
Boteler (Botiler, Botiller), Agnes, wife

of Sir John, 62

,, Alice, wife of John, 39, 59
,, Alice, wife of Sir John, 57
,, Elizabeth, wife of John, 128
,, Elizabeth, wife of Sir William,

85

„ Elizabeth, Ellen, Isabella,

Joan, Katherine, Margaret,

daughters of John le, 39, 40

,, Joan, wife of Richard le, 8 n

,, John le, 5, 39, 43, 56, 59, 101,

128, 136

,, John, son of Sir Nicholas le, 13
„ Sir John, 8, 9 n, 57, 62, 122,

129, 170

,, Katherine, wife of Richard,

129
,, Margery, wife of Nicholas, 62,

88
„ Nicholas, 62, 87, 88, 108, 127,

128

„ Ralph, 127
„ Richard, 13, 88, 123, 125
„ Richard, son of William le,

8n

„ Sir Thomas, 169, 171
„ William, 66, 70, 136, 139
„ Sir William le, 8 n, 67, 69, 84,

85

Boterworth, see Butterworth

Bothe, see Booth

Bothome, see Beetham

Botton, Matthew, 140 n

Botunvorth, see Butterworth

Botyll, see Booth

Boulton, see Bolton

Boure, Robert del, 39

Bourn, Anne, wife of George, 151

,, George, 151
Bowes, Henry, 127
Bradford, George, 147

William, 129
Bradkirk (Bredekirk), Adam de, 35,

59

,, John de, 57, 68, 69, 86
,, Olive, wife of Adam de, 35
Bradley, Richard de, 123
Robert, 137
Roger, 89
Thomas, 35, 155
Bradscolis, Henry de, 59
Bradshaio, 126, 158
Bradshaw (Bradeshagh, Bradshagh),
Agnes, daughter of
Roger de, 21
,, Agnes, wife of Ralph de,

127

,, Agnes, wife of William, 135
,, Amice, wife of Sir William

de, 26, 56
,, Cecilia, daughter of Roger

de, 21
,, Christopher, son of

Thomas, 73
,, Elias de, 66

Geoffrey de, 68, 69
Henry de, 20, 56, 58
Hugh de, 123
,, Hyon de, 15
,, Isabella, daughter of

Roger de, 20
,, Isabella, wife of William

de, 58

,, James, son of William, 135
,, Joan, wife of James, 136
,, Johanna, wife of Henry

de, 56

John, 115, 123, 125, 126
,, Katherine, daughter of

Roger de, 21
,, Katherine, wife of Nicholas

de, 34
,, Lawrence, son of Thomas,

73
„ Margaret, daughter of

Roger de, 20
,, Margaret, wife of Elias de,

67

,, Matilda, wife of Roger de,
20

i8o

FINAL CONCORDS.

Bradshaw, Nicholas de, 34
„ Peter de, 100
,, Ralph, son of James, 136
,, Richard de, 126
,, Richard, son of Thomas, 73

Roger de, 20

,, Roger, son of James, 136
Roger, son of Richard de,

56
,, Thomas, son of Roger de,

21

William de, 72
William, son of Hugh de,

72

,, William, son of James, 136
Brame (Braam), Richard, 94, 114
Brandlesholme, in Elton, par. Bury,

52 n

Brant, Mabel, 15
Braybon, Richard, 26
Bredhurst, Thomas, 169
Bredkirk, see Bradkirk
Breightmet, Manor of, 161
Breke, Ellen, wife of William del, 42

„ William del, 42
Brekell (Brekale, Brekeale), Adam, 7

,, Thomas, 75, 85
Brereton (Brerton), John, 171

Sir Ralph, 150
Brereworth, Evan, 141
,, John de, 51

,, Katherine, wife of

William de, 51
William de, 51
Bretargh, William de, 51
Bretherton, 154, 157, 164
Brethertou (Brethirton), Christopher

de, 69

,, Henry de, 67

,, Henry, son of Adam de, 67

,, Margaret, wife of Thomas,

115

Thomas, 115
Bridestwisill, Brittwishull, Brittwy-

sell, see Birtwistle
Brigge, Margery, wife of Thomas, 125

„ Thomas, 125
Brightmede, see Breightmet
Brindle (Bryndle), 77, 118, 144 n
Broclcholes (Brochole, Brokholes),5, 144
Brockholes (Brocholes, Brokholes),
Alice, daughter of
John, 95
,, Isabella, wife of Robert

de, 94

John de, 94, 95, 124
John, son of John de, 70
Nicholas de, 5
Robert de, 94, 95, 125
Roger de, 30, 107, 144
Broderton, Thomas, 151

Broghton, see Broughton
Brokesmouth, William, 64, 68
Brorncroft, 146

Brook (Broke), Richard, 163, 164
Broughton, Christopher, 6, 41, 57, 67
„ Elizabeth, wife of Christo-
pher de, 67
John de, 97, 126
,, Margaret, wife of John,

97, 126

Broughton (Broghton), East, 78
Broughton, in Amound., 1, 69, 142, 163,

164, 165 n
„ Manor of, 151
Broughton (Broghton), in Cartmel

(Kertmell), 95, 96
Broughton, in Furness, 6
Brown (Broun), Agnes, daughter of

John, 91

Alice, wife of John, 91
Isabella, 135

Joan, daughter of John, 91
Joan, wife of John, 46, 147
John, 46, 91, 147
Luce, 171
Margery, 135
Richard, 128
Richard, son of John, 91
Roger, 15

Thomas, son of John, 91
Bruche, Hamon, 170
Bruches, Gilbert del, 76

,, Katherine, wife of Gilbert

del, 76

,, Margaret, daughter of Wil-
liam del, 76
,, Nicholas, son of Gilbert del,

76
„ William, son of Gilbert del,

76

Bryn (Brynne), 126
Bryning (Brynyng), Margaret, wife of

Richard de, 43
,, Richard de, 43
Buckley (Buckeley, Buklegh, Bukley),
Adam, son of Robert de,
47, 68
,, Alice, wife of Adam de, 47,

68

,, Ralph, son of Robert de, 48
,, Richard de, 55
,, Richard, son of Robert de, 48
Bulhalgh, Alice, wife of James de, 75
,, James de, 75
,, Margery, wife of Robert de,

75

,, Robert de, 75
Bulkeley, Edmund, 150
Bull, John, 36
Burgh, Robert de, 56

,, Sarra, wife of Matthew de, 57

INDEX.

181

Burnehull, see Brindle

Burnel, Ralph, 65

Burnley, 127, 170

Burrow, Nether, in Lonsdale, 10

Burscough (Burscogh), Prior of, 123

Burton, 9

Burton, in Kendal, 173

Burton, Alice, wife of Henry de, 7

„ Henry de, 7

,, Horm, brother of Roger de,
172

,, John, 143

„ Roger de, 172, 173
Burtonhead (Burtonhed), in Sutton,

par. Prescot, 103

Burtomvood (Burtonwode), 32, 122
Bury, Alicia, daughter of Adam de,
58

,, Alina de, 3

,, Gilbert, 125

,, Katherine, wife of Robert, 88
Bury, 52, 102

„ Parson of, 2, 4, 58
Busby, Edmund, 152
Butterworth, 98, 104, 106
Butterworth, Richard, 68
Bykershagh, see Bickershaw
Bykerstath, see Bickerstaffe
Byrkeheved, Byrkhed, see Birkhead
Byron (Byrom, Byrum), Dame Alice,
168

,, Constance, wife of Henry, 139

„ Henry, 96, 113, 114, 123, 124,
139

,, Joan, wife of James, 106

,, John, 109

,, Sir John, 57, 85, 102, 103, 104,
106, 107, 109, 127, 128

,, Lucy, wife of Henry de, 80,
124

,, Lucy, wife of Richard, 98

,, Margaret, wife of John, 109

,, Margery, wife of Sir John,
104, 106

„ Nicholas, 108, 122

„ Sir Nicholas, 152

,, Richard, son of Sir John, 98,

126
Thomas de, 28, 70

,, Thurstan de, 15, 126

,, William de, 105
Byrtwesill, see Birtwistle
Byspham, see Bispham

Calveley, Sir Hugh, 139

Canterbury, Hubert, archbishop of,

172
,, John, archbishop of, 116

Canterbury, William, archbishop of,

170

Cantsfield (Cancefeld, Cansfeld,
Caunerfeld), John, 146
„ Thomas, 143, 169, 170

Cardemaker, Margaret, wife of Wil-
liam, 113
William, 113
Carles, John, 59
Carleton, Robert de, 57
Carnforth, 15

Carre, Anne, daughter of Allan, 147
,, Joan, daughter of Allan, 147
„ John del, 62
„ John, son of Robert del, 63
Cartmel, 44, 77, 96
Cartside, see Gartside
Carus, John, son of Richard, 55
,, Katherine, wife of John, son of

Richard, 55

Caryll, John, 159, 160, 163, 164
Castellun, Henry de, 172
Castile and Leon, John, King of, 1
Castleton (Castelton), 31
Catford, John de, 59

„ William de, 87
Caton, Thomas, 74, 85
,, William de, 59
Caton, 45, 103, 110, 168

„ Manor of, 103, 110
Catterall (Caterall, Caterale, Cater-

haU), Alan de, 9, 42, 57
,, Catherine, wife of John,
son of Richard de, 87, 123
,, Isabella, wife of Richard

de, 9

John de, 29

John, son of Richard de, 86
Ralph, 170
Richard de, 9, 128
William, 83

William, son of John de, 87
Catterall (Caterall), 29, 108, 109, 146

„ Manor of, 109
Cauchone, John, 58
Causey, Thomas le, 127
Cawode, William, 151
Cay, see Kay

Chadderton (Chadirton, Chaterton,
Chatterton), Alice,
wife of Adam de, 66
,, Anabilla, wife of John

de, 70

Edmund, 169
,, John de, 70

„ Richard de, 69, 123

Chadderton (Chaderton), 39, 70, 84,

125, 126

„ Manor of, 97
Chadkirk, Cecilia, wife of Henry, 97
,, Henry, 97

182

FINAL CONCORDS.

Chadwick (Chadwik), Hugh, 166
,, Hugh, son of John, 166
,, John, son of Hugh, 166
Chaloner, John, 124
Charles, Henry, 70

Charnley, Agnes, wife of John de, 94
,, Almarica, wife of William

de, 73, 84
,, Henry de, 87
,, John de, 94

William de, 87
,, William, son of John de,

73,84
Charnock (Chernok), Cecilia, wife of

John de, 19, 38
Edward de, 84, 123
Henry de, 84, 94
John de, 19

John, son of John de, 38
Roger de, 124
Charnock Richard (Chernokerichard),

28, 134
Chauntrell, Robert, 145, 146

William, 76, 85, 99, 103
Chepyn, see Chipping
Cherneley, Chernolegh, see Charnley
Cheshire (Chastershire), Bailiff of, 15
Chester, 57

Chester, Archdeacon of, 73, 84
Chester, Richard de, 126
Chesham (Chesum), near Bury, 125
Chetham, Thomas, son of Hugh de,

85

Chetwyn, William, 165
Childers (Childres), John del, 15
Childwall, 88

Chipping, Cecilia, wife of John de, 35
,, John, son of Thomas, son

of Roger de, 35

Chipping (Chepyn, Chipin, Chippyn),

2, 3, 90, 91, 134, 137, 143, 154, 156

Chippingdale (Chepyndale, Chipyn-

dale), 35, 90

Chisenhale (Chesynhale), Elizabeth,
daughter of William
de, 48

„ John de, 25, 31
,, Matilda, wife of John de,

25, 31

„ William de, 48, 123

Cholmondeley(Cholmundlegh),Agnes,

wife of John, 18
,, John, 18

Chorley (Chorlegh), Joan, wife of

John de, 11
John de, 11, 37
Richard de, 37, 126
, , Roger, son of William de, 37

William, 36, 144

Chorley (Chorlegh), 36, 69, 108, 113,
115, 135, 136, 144, 146

Chorley, Manor of, 111

Chorlton (Chorleton) - upon - Medlock,

Manor of, 77

Chynglethall, see Shinglehall
Chysenall, Chysnall, see Chisenhale
Classeham, Alan de, 125
Claughton (Claghton), Elizabeth, wife

of John de, 127
,, Johnde, 127
,, Thomas de, 66
,, Thomas, son of William

de, 45

Claughton (Claghton), 126
Claughton (Claghton, Clayton), in
Amound., 29, 30, 109, 111, 156, 163,
165 n

Claughton, in Lonsdale, 45
Clavynger, Richard, 107
Claymond, Thomas, 33
Clayton, Joan, wife of John de, 77
„ John de, 77, 153
,, Margaret, wife of Geoffrey,

153

„ Thomas de, 11, 29, 30, 58
Clay ton-le- Dale, 144 (?), 165

„ Manor of, 82

Clayton-le-Moors, Manor of, 36
Clay ton-le- Woods, 51, 146
Clayton, par. Manchester, 104

,, Manor of, 106
Clerk, Richard le, 11
Cleworth, in Tyldesley, 64 n
Clifford of Westmorland, Henry Clif-
ford, Lord, 169
Clifton, 169

Clifton, James, 142, 169
,, John de, 85
Robert, 108
Sir Robert de, 59
Clit/ieroe, 82, 108, 139
Clitheroe (Cliderhowe, Cliderowe),
Agnes, wife of ... de,
47

John de, 126
John, son of Edmund

de, 74, 85
Richard de, 81, 87
Robert de, 67
Thomas de, 124
Clyderhowe, see Clitheroe
Clyderowe,Clytherawe, see Clitheroe
Cockayne (Cockaine, Cokain), John,

62, 63, 65, 90
Cockerham (Cokirhame), 57, 103

Vicar of, 39
CocTcersand (Cokersand), Abbot of, 58,

66, 123, 124, 173 n
Thomas, abbot of, 126, 127
Cokirham, see Cockerham
Colne, 121
Comyn, Anabel, wife of John, 58

INDEX.

Coningsby (Conyngesby), Humphrey,
150, 151, 152, 154, 160, 163, 166 n,
167

Constave, Sir Robert, 170
Cook (Cok), Joan, wife of William, 169

„ William, 61, 169
Cookson (Cokson), John, 163, 164,

165 n

Copeland (Coupeland), 67
Copeland, see Saupelond
Ooppul (Cophull, Coppol, Coppull), 28,

31, 38, 70, 113, 115, 146
Coppul (Cophull), Emma, wife of

John de, 31
John de, 31, 55, 70
William de, 99, 124, 129
Cormesale, Cormesall, see Crumpsall
Corney (Cornay), John de, 3, 25
Cottam (Coton), 32
Cottam (Cotom, Coton), John de, 38,

46, 170

,, Ranulph de, 90, 123
Couer, William de, 7, 10
Courtenay, Sir Philip, 116
Coventry (Coventre), 6
Cowburn, Ralph de, 86
Cowell, John, 67, 72, 84
Cowper (Couper), Adam, 87

,, John, son of Henry le, 36
„ William, 85

Crackenthorp (Crakanthorp), Eliza-
beth, wife of Robert,
103

Robert, 103
Craven, Margaret, wife of William, 71

William, 71
Croft, 82, 99
Croft, Ellen, wife of Nicholas de, 46,

47, 67

John de, 56, 57
John, son of Roger de, 46, 47
Sir John de, 68, 85
Mabel, wife of John de, 56
Nicholas de, 67, 70, 85, 86, 124
Nicholas, son of Sir John de,

46,47

Crompton, 106
Crouton, 66
Crooke (Croke), Christopher, son of

Clemence del, 84
,, Clemence, wife of Richard

del, 84

Richard del, 66, 68
Robert, 129
Crosby, Gervase, 152
Crosby (Crosseby), 6, 49, 123, 162
Crosby, Little, 6, 82
Cross, Hugh del, 15

„ Richard del, 69, 84, 86
Croston, 43, 86, 141, 152, 154, 158,
164, 165n

Croston, Manor of, 139, 141, 149

Vicar of, 88, 123, 127, 128
Crumpsall, 85, 111, 149
Cudbertson, see Cuthbertson
Cuerdale, Roger de, 57
Cuerdale, 2, 56, 125
Cuerden, 36

Cuerdley, Manor of, 33, 63, 65
Culcheth (Culchith), Elizabeth, wife

of Richard, 115
,, Elizabeth, wife of Thurstan

de, 16, 58
,, Ellen, daughter of Richard,

116

Gilbert de, 16, 17, 58
,, Katherine, daughter of

Richard, 116
,, Katherine, wife of Gilbert

de, 16, 17, 58
Oliver, 170

,, Ralph, son of Richard, 116
,, Richard, 115
,, Richard, son of Richard, 11 6
,, Thomas de, 67
,, Thurstan, son of Gilbert de,

16, 58

Culcheth (Culchith, Culchyth), 8, 16,
17, 28, 44, 67, 82, 99, 144,
148, 149

Manor of, 148, 149
Cumeralgh (Cumberall, Cumbrol), in

Whittingham, 134, 146
Cundeshalgh, Manor of, 9
Cunliffe (Cuncliff , Cunclyf ), Elizabeth,

159

Gilbert, 108, 128, 158, 171
Cunswick (Cunneswyk), 67
Cupper, Agnes, wife of William, 57
Curmeshale, see Crumpsall
Curtes, Alice, wife of Richard, 151

„ Richard, 151
Curwen, John, 168
Cuthbertson, John, 45

, , Katherine, wife of John,

45
Cutte, Sir John, 161

I)

Daas, Eustace, 70
„ William, 70
Dacre, 159, 160
Dacre, Christopher, 165

„ Sir Hugh de, 57

„ Isabel, wife of Sir John, 122

„ Sir John, 122
Dacre alias Fenys, Thomas, 171
Dalton, Elizabeth, sister of John de, 13

, , Elizabeth , wife of Richard , 1 39

1 84

FINAL CONCORDS.

Dalton, James, 149

„ John de, 12, 66, 149

„ Sir John de, 67, 85
Margaret, 139

„ Richard de, 87, 123, 139, 149

„ Robert, 139

„ Thomas, 149

„ William, 149
Dalton, in Furness, Vicar of, 13
Dalton, in Lonsdale, 15, 46, 57
Dalton, par. Wigan, 139,149, 165, 172,
173

,, Manor of, 20, 165
Dalyson, John, 146
Danby, Robert, 116
Dantre, Robert, 105

„ William, 105
Danyel, Clemence, wife of William, 61

William, 61, 66, 68
Darlington, Laurence de, 87
Darwen, Nether, Manor of, 89
Daudson, Alice, wife of William, 41

William, 41
Dauton, see Dalton
Davy, Richard, 169
Dawson, Hugh, 168
Day (Dey), John le, 69
Dean, John, 171
Deconson, see Dicconson
Delacres, see Malpas
Denbv, Margaret, wife of William de,
113

,, William de, 113
Denton, par. Manchester, 71
Denton, par. Prescot, 90
Denyson, John, 146
Depedale, James, 149
Derby, Joan, wife of Robert de, 27

,, Lawrence de, 79

,, Robert de, 27
Derby, Earl of, 170

,, Henry, earl of, 56

,, Thomas, earl of, 169

,, see West Derby
Derlyngton, see Darlington
Dicconson (Dicunson), Cecily, wife of

John, 142
John, 36, 142
Thomas, 149
Dieulacres, Abbot of, 70
Dilworth, Nicholas, 137
Dilworth, 134, 165 n

,, Manor of, 3
Dinkley, 158

Ditton, 32, 36, 74, 90, 125
Ditton, Alice, wife of Roger de, 49

,, Roger de, 49

„ Thomas de, 13, 58
Dobinogh, John, 125
Docker (Dokker), par. Whittington,
158, 163

Dockray (Dokwra), Roger, 125
Dodd (Dode), William, 138
Dokesbury, see Duxbury
Dokesbury, see Duxbury
Donne, Elizabeth, wife of Richard, 67

,, Richard, 66
Donnerdale, see Dunnerdale
Dorset, Thomas, earl of, 84
Dounelithirlond, see Litherland, Down
Downham (Dounum), 123
Dransfeld, see Dronsfield
Dray ton, John, 89, 124
Drewe, John, 70
Drilsden, see Droylsden
Drogheda, in Ireland, 121
Dronsfield (Dronsfeld), Margaret, wife

of William de, 38, 42
William de, 38, 42
Droylsden, 152
Drynkaill, Robert, 140

,, William, son of Robert, 140
Dudley, Edmund, 159, 167, 171
Dunnerdale, in Furness, Manor of,

145, 146

Dunstere, Richard, 26
Durham, Bishop of, 65, 70, 90, 92, 93,

99 126

Dutton, 8 n, 82, 146, 154
Dutton, Joan, daughter of Thomas de,

8n

„ Lawrence, 165, 169
Thomas, 122
William de, 7, 17, 30, 43, 70,

72
Duxbury, John de, 68

,, John, son of John de, 87
Duxbury, 19, 27, 113, 115, 162

„ Manor of, 162
Dyconson, see Dicconson
Dyneley (Dynlay), John, 68
Dynkley, see Dinkley
Dyotteson, Ellen, wife of Henry, 19

„ Henry, 19
Dytton, see Ditton

E

Eaves, Joan, wife of John del, 56
,, John del, 56
,, Matilda, wife of Richard del,

52, 65

„ Ralph del, 124
,, Richard del, 52, 65
„ Robert del, 56, 57
Eccles (Ecclis), Vicar of, 12, 57, 68, 75,

85

Ecclesfield (Eglesfeld), Gawin, 156
Eccleston (Eccliston), Ellen, wife of

John de, 20
,, John de, 20, 127

INDEX.

Ecdeston, Great, 4

Ecdeston, in Amound., Manor of, 159,

160
Ecdeston, in Leyland Hund., 12, 31,

37, 110, 126, 158
Manor of, 29
Ecdeston, Little, 4
Ecdeston, par. Prescot, 18, 61, 107
Edgeworth (Eggeworth, Egworth),

106, 158

Edmundson, William, 101
Ekergarth (Ekergare, Ekirgarth), 8, 82
Ellel (Ellale, Ellall), Adam de, 3
,, Alice, wife of Richard, 90
,, John, son of Adam de, 3
,, Richard, 90
,, William de, 1
Mel (Ellal), 19, 146

„ Manor of, 29, 118
Elliscales, in Dalton in Furness, Manor

of, 13
Elmetriding (Elmetrydyng), John del,

57
Elston (Elletson), Elizabeth, wife of

Alexander de, 125
,, Matilda, wife of John de, 57

Roger de, 17, 46, 113
Elston (Elleston), 46, 157

„ Manor of, 112
Elswick (Elleswyk, Elliswyk), John,

112

Robert, 72
Elswick (Elleswik, Elliswyk), in

Amound., 4, 72, 142, 164, 165 n
Elton, par. Bury, 50, 53
Eltonhead (Eltonhede, Eltonheved),

John, 75, 170

„ Matilda, wife of John, 75

Ely, Richard, archdeacon of, 172
Emma, wife of Orm, son of Ailward,

172

Emson, Sir Richard, 167
Englesshclee, see Lea, English
Entwistle (Entwisdle), 146
Entwistle (Entwisell, Entwysill), Elias

de, 77

„ Elias, son of Elias de, 69
,, John de, 77
,, Margaret, wife of John de,

77

Erghum, see Arkholme
Erghum, see Arkholme
Erlesgate, 73

Ernley, John, 159, 160, 163, 164, 167
Ese, Margery, wife of Roger de, 26

,, Roger de, 26
Esshedale, Thomas, 117
Esslak, Richard, 123
,, William, 123
Etheleston, see Elston
Etheliston, see Elston

Etheliswyk, see Elswick

Ethelston, see Elston

Ethelyston, see Elston

Eues, see Eaves

Euxton (Eukeston), 59, 77, 146

Eves, see Eaves

Ewood (Ewod), Richard de, 75, 85

Failsworth (Faylsworth), 152
Fairclough (Faireclogh), Grace, wife

of Ralph, 160
„ .Ralph, 78, 160
Fairfax, Guy, 138

Sir Guy, 136, 141, 144
John, 13, 18, 58
Farleton, in Lonsdale, 45, 150
Farnworth, 150

Farrington (Faryngton), 36, 137, 165 n
Farrington (Faryngton), Edmund, 169
Geoffrey, 137
Henry, 137, 162, 165
John de, 69
Roger de, 174
William, 84, 87, 127, 137
Fauroshawe, John, 113
Fazakerley, 167

Fazakerley (Fasacrelegh, Fasacreley,
Faseacrelegh), Eliza-
beth, wife of William,
110
,, Ellen, wife of Robert, 67,

68, 85, 87

Robert, 67, 68, 85, 87
Thomas de, 11, 58
William de, 22, 110
Fearnhead (Fernyhed), 132
Feasandford, see Hey sand forth,
Fenton, Robert de, 23
Fenys, Anne, wife of Sir Thomas,

160

Sir Thomas, 159, 160
Fenys alias Dacre, Thomas, 171
Fere, Adam del, 3

,, John del, 64, 68
Ferrers, William de, 112
Feyser (Feysour), Christopher, 143,

155

Fielding (Fildyng), Geoffrey, 127
Finch, Joan, wife of Thurstan, 35

,, Thurstan, 35
Fingland, Roger, 67
Fisher (Fissher), Hugh le, 16

„ Robert le, 14

Fishwick (Fisshewyk), Adam de, 17
,, Thomas de, 127
,, Thomas, son of Nicholas de,

1 86

FINAL CONCORDS.

Fishwick (Fisshewik, Fisshewyk), 73,

74

Manor of, 159, 160
Fitzherbert (Fitz Herber), Nicholas,

108

Fitz John, Richard, 66
Fleccher, Flecher, see Fletcher
Fleetwood (Fletewode), Henry de,

126, 127

,, John de, 59

Juliana, 123

Fleming (Flemyng), Elizabeth,
daughter of William,
152, 153
,, Isabella, wife of Thomas,

103

Thomas, 103
Fletcher, Joan, wife of William, 82

John, 90, 123
,, Richard, 135

William, 13, 82

Flixton (Flyxton), Manor of, 96
Flookburgh (Flokeburgh, Flokes-

burgh), 44, 163
Fobell, Christiana, wife of John, 6, 68

,, John, 6, 68
Forde, Margery, wife of Richard del,

19

,, Richard del, 19
,, Yarward del, 16
Forester, Edmund, 5
Forrnby (Fornby), Alice, wife of

William de, 17
William de, 17, 102
Formby (Forneby), 167

,, Manor of, 76, 85
Forness, Fourness, Fourneys, see Fur-
ness

Forster, John Philipson, 96
Forton, John, 130
Fourneys, see Furness
Fouroakshagh, John, 113n
Framsden (Fraunnesden), co. Suffolk,

154
Freckleton (Frekelton, Frekilton), 46,

164, 165 n
, , Manor of, 94
Freckleton (Frekilton), Ralph de, 59

„ Robert de, 24
Freer, Christopher, 144
Frensshelee, see Lea, French
Frere, Cecilia, wife of Edmund, 59

,, Edmund, 59, 123, 128
Freres, Richard del, 13
Frith (Fryth), Richard, 65, 70, 92, 93
Fulthorp, Cecily, wife of Sir Roger

de, 86

Furness (Fourness), John de, 10, 57
Furness, 13, 58, 68, 69

Abbot of, 57, 59, 86
Robert, abbot of, 127, 147

Fynche, see Finch
Fyngland, see Fingland
Fysshewyk, see Fishwick

G

Gardyner, Isabella, wife of John, 105
,, John, 105

Nicholas, 158, 170

Garstang (Gairstang), 39, 79, 103, 109
Garstang (Gairstang), Henry, 111
,, Joan, wife of John, son of

William de, 2

,, John, son of William de, 2
Garston, Alice, 41

Joan, wife of John de, 41
John de, 41
Lewis, 41
Margery, 41
Nicholas, 41
William, 41
Garston, 48, 174
Garston Srooks, 167
Garsivood (Gartiswode), Manor of, 137,

138
Gartside (Gartsyde), Hugh, 115, 142

John, 50, 102

Gascoigne, William, 62, 63, 65
Gaunt, John of, In, 60

„ Richard, 152
Geffray, see Jeffrey
Geffraysone, see Jeffreyson
Gellibrand (Gelibrond, Gelybrond,
Gilybrond), Alice,
daughter of Robert,
98

Hugh, 123
,, Joan, wife of Matthew,

128

,, Joan, wife of Robert, 69

,, Laurence, 123

„ Robert, 69

Genour, William, 7, 57
Gentill, Anilla, 68
Geoffrey, 48
Gerard (Gerrard), Alice, wife of John,

126
Ellen, wife of John, 78, 80,

123

Francis, 148
John, 78, 123
John, son of Sir Peter, 80
Matilda, wife of Thomas, 18
Miles, 148, 161, 162, 163, 170,

171

Peter, 126, 161, 169
Robert, 127
Thomas, 15, 18, 59, 67
Sir Thomas, 35, 68

INDEX.

i87

Gerdeston, Peter de, 29

Gerstan, see Garston

Gerstan, see Garston

Gerstan Brakes, see Garston Brooks

Gervasson, John, 13

„ Matilda, wife of John, 13
Ghent, in Flanders, 1 n
Gibbonson, Richard, son of Simon,

123

„ Simon, 123
Gibland del Hall, in Birtwistle, 45
Gibson (Gibbesone), Adam, 10
„ Anabilla, wife of Adam, 10
„ Sarah, wife of William, 124
Gidlow, John, 15

„ Thomas, 89
Gildhus, Elizabeth de, 79
Gillow, Thomas, 123
Gilybrond, see Gellibrand
Girlington (Girlyngton), Nicholas, 117
Glazebrook (Glasebroke, Glasbrook), 8,

34, 76

Glest, par. Prescot, 107
Gleston, Castle of, 34, 117
Gloucester, Richard, 137
Glover, John le, 30

,, Margery, wife of John le, 30
Glysson, Thomas, 70
Golborne (Goldeburn), 15, 35, 80, 134

,, Manor of, 174
GoosnargJi (Gosenare, Gosenargh,
Gosnargh, Gosnergh),
10, 29, 42, 79, 83, 133,
134, 147, 148, 151,
159, 165 n
,, Robert, son of Bernard

of, 172, 173

Gorton, Thomas de, 80, 87
Gower (Gouer), William de, 10 n, 57
Grappenhall, Gilbert de, 87
Green (Grene), Cecilia, 135
Christiana, 135
James, son of Ralph, 157
Leticia, daughter of Ralph, 157
Margaret, wife of Ralph, 157
Margaret, wife of Robert, 169
Nicholas, 137
Ralph, 157

Richard, son of James, 135
Richard, son of William, 135
Robert, 169
Thurstan, 135
William, 135
Greenhalgh (Grenehalgh, Greneholl,
Grenoll), Alice, wife
of Henry de, 50, 52
, , Geoffrey, son of Henry de,

50, 52

Henry de, 50, 52
„ James de, 81
,, John de, 103

Greenhalgh, John, son of Henry de.

50, 52

William, 128

Greenhalgh, par. Kirkham, 44
Greenhills (Grenehilles, Grenehyll,
Grenhils, Grenehull),
Alice, daughter of
Christiana de, 91
,, Christiana de, 3, 91
,, Christiana, wife of Wil-
liam del, 42
,, John, 52
, , Margaret, wife of William

de, 43

Robert, 50, 102
William de, 42, 43, 68
Grelley, Albert, 173

,, Emma, daughter of Albert,

173
„ Thomas, 173

Family of, 173

Gressingham (Gressynham), 72
Grey, Sir Edward, 111

,, Elizabeth, wife of Sir Edward,

111

Griffith, David, 148
Grimbaldson, William, 86
Grimsargh, 5, 134
Grimshaw, Felicia, daughter of

Geoffrey de, 108
Grisehead, Beatrice, wife of John de, 3

,, John de, 3
Groby, John, 85
Groby, Lord of, 112
Gronel, William, 4, 56
Gropnale, see Grappenhall
Grymbaldson, see Grimbaldson
Grymeshagh, see Grimshaw
Grymser, see Grimsargh
Gully, John, 75
Guncliff, see Cunliffe
Gybunsone, see Gibbonson
Gydlowe, see Gidlow
Gylowe, see Gillow

H

Habergham (Habryngham), Richard

de, 68

Hackensall (Haconeshowe), 45
Hadfield (Hadfeld), Richard de, 58
Haigh (Hagh), 58, 73

,, Manor of, 135
ffaighton (Halsjhton), in Amound.,

112, 133, loCl64, 165 n
Hale, Robert, son of Richard de, 43
Hale, 20, 33, 43, 66, 91, 167
Halebank (Halebonk), 91, 167
Halewood (Halewod), 20, 167

i88

FINAL CONCORDS.

Halgh (Halght), Elias del, 77, 85

,, John del, 77, 85
Halyhton, 151
Halghton, John, 137
Hall, Sir Edward, 116

,, Elizabeth, wife of Thurstan,

152, 153
Henry del, 3
James de, 107
Roger, 170
Thurttan, 152, 153
William, 170
Halliwell (Halywell), 158
Halsall (Halsale, Halshale), Emma,

wife of Kichard de, 22
,, Gilbert, 128
„ Sir Gilbert de, 66, 81, 87
„ Henry de, 68, 73, 84, 86, 102,

112

„ Sir Henry, 154, 155
,, Katherine, 170
,, Margery, wife of Richard de,

22

,, Richard, 22, 100
, , Richard, son of Richard de, 22
,, Simon, son of Richard de, 22
„ Thomas, 83
Halsall (Halsale), 8

Rector of, 169
Halsted, John de, 86

,, Robert, 74, 85
Halstedes, Adam de, 53
ffalton, 4
Halton, Alice, 170
Alina, 171
,, James, 170

ffambleton(Hamulton), 109, 164, 165 n
Hamerton, Laurence de, 128
Hanford, William, 165
Hank, John, 40
Hapton, 10, 139
Harcourt (Harecourt), Margaret, wife

of Sir Robert, 109
,, Sir Robert, 109
Hardwick, Thomas de, 85
Harebotell, Agnes, wife of William,

117

William, 117

Harrington (Haryngton, Harynton,
Haveryngton), Agnes,
Anne,Joan, Katherine,
and Margaret, sisters
of Robert, 132
,, Christiana, wife of Sir

Robert, 103, 110, 128
„ Elizabeth, wife of Rich-

ard de, 72
„ Elizabeth, wife of Sir

Thomas, 131, 140
„ Ellen, wife of Sir James

de, 86, 123

Harrington, Isabella, wife of Sir

Robert de, 34, 59
James, 132, 164, 165 n,

171
Sir James de, 70, 72, 86,

169
„ Joan, wife of SirNicholas

de, 53

John, 129, 130
John and Thomas, sons

of Sir William, 128
„ Katherine, wife of Nicho-

las, 150
„ Margaret, wife of Sir

William, 128
Nicholas de, 86, 87, 123,

158

„ Nicholas, son of Ann, 147

Sir Nicholas de, 37, 38,

53, 59

,, Sir Richard, 83

Robert, 132
Sir Robert de, 34, 59,

103, 125, 127, 128
Thomas, 105, 110, 127,

128

„ Sir Thomas, 112, 129

William, lord, 128, 130
Sir William, 67, 78, 86,
87, 101, 117, 123, 125,
128
Harwood (Harewode), par. Bolton-le-

Moors, Manor of, 161
„ Manor of, 143
Harwood, Little, 143

„ Manor of, 153
Sasphull, see Aspull
Haukesegh, William, 125
Hawarden, Thomas, 170
Hawardyn, Anabilla, wife of John, 144

John, 144
,, Thomas, son of Anabilla,

144
„ Thomas, son of Thomas,

144
Hawe, Agnes, wife of Henry del, 82

„ Henry del, 82
Haweth, Haivith, see flowath
Hay dock (Haydok), Joan, wife of

John de, 8, 9 n
John de, 8, 9 n, 15, 32, 58,

150
,, Margaret, wife of John de,

32

Haydock (Haydok), 15, 165
Haydock, Manor of, 165
Hayhurst, William, 82, 84, 87
Heapey, Hugh, 144
Hcapey (Hepay, Hepey, Heypay), 135,

146, 162
„ Manor of, 162

INDEX.

189

Heath, Elias de, 27

„ William del, 88, 123
Heath CharnocTc (Heth Chernok), 162
Heaton, Joan, wife of William, 81
Heaton, William, 81, 128, 129, 143,

169
Heaton, in Lonsdale, 94, 95, 107

„ Manor of, 107
Heaton, near Lancaster, 134, 143
Heaton Norris, 31, 106 (?)
Jfedon, in Holderness, co. York, 118
Heesham, see Heysham
Helm, Isabella, wife of Lawrence

de, 2

,, Lawrence de, 2, 3
ffendon, co. Middlesex, 174
Heneage (Henege, Hennage), John,

65, 70, 92, 93
Henryson, Agnes, daughter of Thomas,

52

John, of Scholfield, 54
Henthorn, John de, 6, 57
Hentworth, John, 171
Herdwyk, see Hardwick
Hereford, Ralph, archdeacon of, 172
Heriet, Richard, 172
Herle, William de, 174
Hervey, Osbert, son of, 172
Hesam, Hesame, Hesham, see Heysham
Hesham, see Heysham
Hesketh, Bartholomew, 160

„ Elizabeth, wife of Thomas,

141, 168
Hugh de, 127, 141, 152, 153,

161, 168
„ Margaret, wife of Nicholas

de, 67

„ Nicholas de, 67
Richard, 160
Robert, 168

Thomas, 127. 141, 153, 154,
156, 160, '162, 168, 170,
171

William, 168

Heskin (Heskyn), 12, 31, 146
Heth, see Heath
Heton, see Heaton
Heton, see Heaton
Heton Norreys, see Heaton Norris
Hexham, William de, 25, 32
Heydok, see Haydock
Heysandforth, in Burnley, Manor of,

145

Heysham, Nicholas, 171
Heysham, 15, 57, 78, 158
„ Manor of, 131
Heysham, Nether, 95
Hill, John, 117

„ John, son of Henry del, 42
„ Ralph, 117
,, Robert, 117

Hilton, Christopher, 105

,, Isabel, wife of Henry, 118
„ John, son of Hugh de, 21
„ Richard, 117

Roger, 113

Hindley, Robert de, 15, 59
Hindley, 136, 137, 151, 162, 167

„ Manor of, 174
Hirstivode, Hirstewod, see Hurstivood
Hobson (Hobbesone), John, 15
Hoddeleston, Hodeleston, Hodelis-

ton, Hodelston, see Huddleston
Hodersale, see Hothersall
Hodersale, Hodersall, see Hothersall
Hodgkinson, Agnes, daughter of

John, 96
„ Ellen, daughter of

John, 96

,, Henry, son of John, 96

„ John, son of Matthew,

96 •
,, Nicholas, son of John,

96
„ William, son of John,

96

Hodirsale, see Hothersall
Hogekynson, see Hodgkinson
Hogh, Robert, 139
Hoghton, Adam de, 2, 3
,, Sir Adam de, 56
„ Alice, wife of Edward de,

69

Edward de, 69
,, Elena, wife of Sir Adam de,

56
,, Ellen, wife of Adam de,

2 3

Henry de, 128, 134
„ Henry, son of Adam de, 3
Sir Henry de, 70, 82, 85,

86, 87
,, Joan, wife of Sir Henry

de, 82
Ralph, 146
„ Richard, son of Sir William

de, 86
„ Sir Richard de, 32, 59, 75,

85, 124

Hoghton, 69, 134
Hoghton, Manor of, 134
Hoghton Peel (Pele), 84
Hoghwik, see Ho wick
Hoghwyk, Hogwik, see Howick
Holand, see Upholland
Holbroke, 124
Holcroft, Barnard, 148

„ Bartholomew, 168
- „ Henry, 148

„ Henry, son of John, 148
,, Hugh, son of Adam de,
148

190

FINAL CONCORDS.

Holcroft, Isabella, wife of Thurstan

de, 67, 70

Joan, wife of Hugh de, 86
John, 16, 28, 44, 58, 59, 114
Kalph de, 85
Ralph, son of Hugh, 148
Thomas de, 85
Thurstan de, 67, 70
Holden, Thomas, 92
Hole, see Hoole
Holker, 44
Holland (Holand), Agnes, wife of

Thurstan de, 124
„ John de, 66
„ John, son of Sir John de, 67
,, John, son of Sir Robert de,

15
„ Matilda, wife of Richard

de, 87-

Matilda, Lady de, 86
„ Peter, son of Robert de, 84
„ Robert, 169
„ Thurstan de, 125
,, William, son of Thurstan

de, 56
Holme (Holm), Elizabeth, wife of

Henry, 132
Henry, 132
,, Isabella, wife of Laurence

de, 56

,, Laurence de, 2 n, 56
Holme, 164, 165 n
Holmes, Manor of, 164
Holt, Alice, wife of Robert del, 127
Allan, 139

Hugh, son of Hugh del, 31
Isabel, wife of James, 139
James, 124, 139, 166, 170
John del, 31, 52, 59
John, son of Geoffrey del, 59
John Jepson del, 31
Ralph, 166
Robert del, 125

Robert, son of Geoffrey del, 31
Robert, son of Hugh del, 31
Roger Jepson del, 31
Holt, William, son of Hugh del, 31
Holt, The, 25
Holtham, Parson of, 70
Honeresfeld, see Hundersfield
Honford, William, 168
Hoole (Hole), 158, 164, 165 n
Hoole (Hole), Little, 62, 109

„ Manor of, 5, 88
Hooton (Hoton), 157
Hope, John, 105, 111
Hopton, John, 98

Hornby, Alicia, widow of John de, 59
„ John de, 12, 57
„ William, son of Robert de,
12,57

Hornby, 101, 110, 112, 150
Home, Thomas, 66
Horton, Adam de, 5

,, Joan, wife of Adam de, 27
Hotecole, Richard, 169
Hothersall, Adam de, 70, 87

„ Elena, wife of Adam de,

70
,, Richard, son of Nicholas

de, 3
,, Thomas, son of Richard

de, 3
Hothersall, 134

,, Manor of, 3
Hoton, see Hutton
Hoton, see Hutton
Hoton, see Priest Hutton
Hough, Katherine, wife of Thomas

del, 59

,, Thomas del, 59
Houghton, William, 63, 159
Howath (Hawith), in Catterall, 109,

134

Howell, William, 55
Howick, Henry, 58
Hoivick (Houghwik), 126, 159, 161
Huddleston (Hudleston), Catherine,

wife of John de, 56
,, Joan, wife of William

de, 67, 94
John de, 6, 56, 66
,, Katherine, wife of John

de, 6
,, Katherine, wife of Sir

Richard de, 86
„ Richard de, 68, 70

Sir Richard de, 86
William de, 67, 94
Hugh, John, son of, 76
Hughson, Thomas, son of Richard, 27
Huginson, John, 152
Hull, Agnes, wife of Richard del, 27
„ Henry del, 126
„ Hugh del, 17
,, Richard del, 27
Hulme, Alice, wife of William de,

102

,, David de, 70
,, Lawrence de, 89
,, Margaret, wife of Lawrence

de, 89

William de, 102
,, William, son of John de, 18,

58
Hulme, par. Manchester, 105, 111

„ Manor of, 106, 162
Hulton, Adam de, 71, 86, 165, 170
,, Alan, son of Katherine, 118
,, Alice, Cecilia, and Margery,
daughters of Katherine,
118

INDEX.

Hulton, Edward, 118
,, James de, 124
,, Joan, wife of Adam de, 71
,, Joan, wife of Roger de, 71,

84
,, Katherine, wife of Ralph,

118

„ Matthew de, 104
„ Ralph, 118
„ Richard de, 127

Robert, 118
,, Roger, son of Adam de, 71,

84
Hulton, 139, 150

„ Manor of, 4, 12, 139, 150
Huncoat (Huncote), 36, 139
Hunden, 78
Hundersfield (Hundersfeld), 7, 31,

166 n, 167

Hunt, Anne, 160, 171
Huntingdean (Huntyngdene), Alice,
wife of John de, 49
,, John de, 49

Huntingdon (Huntyngdon), John, 98,

126

Huntington, Thomas, 171
Hurlegh, GO. Southampton, Vicar of,

90, 124

Hurleston, Humphrey, 162
Hurleton, Elizabeth, wife of Gilbert

de, 48
,, Gilbert, son of William

de, 48
,, Matilda, wife of William

de, 48

„ William de, 48
Hurstwood, 53, 145
Button (Hoton), William de, 110
Button, in Leyland Hund., 89, 110,

161

Huylton, see Hulton
Huyton (Hyton), Hugh, 110, 115 (?),

126

,, Matthew de, 59
,, Thomas de, 67
Huyton, 74, 88, 150

Manor of, 53, 150
Hyde, Robert de, 58
Hyndelegh, Hyndeley, see Hindley
Hyndeley, Hyndlcgh, Hyndley, see

Hindley

Hythel, William, 15
Hyton, see Huyton

Ince (Ines), Gilbert, son of William

de, 15

„ Henry, son of Thomas de, 15
„ Hugh de, 15, 16

Ince, John, son of Robert de, 59
,, Richard, son of Robert de, 15
„ Thomas de, 16
Ince (Ines) Blundell, 6, 8, 52, 146
Ince (Ines, Insse), par. Wigan, 78, 80,

137
Ince, par. Wigan, Manor of, 15, 79, 80,

123

Inge, John, 174
Ingol Head (Ingolheved), 7
Iperbolt, see Parbold
Ireland (Irelond, Irland, Irlond),

David de, 56
„ Sir John de, 68, 69
,, Margery, wife of David de,

56

Peter, 149
„ Robert de, 69

William de, 92, 93, 171
Irlam (Irwilham), 114
Irwell, River, 124

Jackson (Jacson), Nicholas, 148

„ William, 85, 124, 126
Jacson del Lee, Thomas, 58
Jeffrey, Henry, 37, 59

„ Joan, wife of Henry, 37, 59
Jeffreyson, Nicholas, 126
Johnson (Jonson), Petronilla, wife of

Richard, 67
Richard, 67
„ Robert, 87
„ Thomas, 73
Jolilok, Thomas, 29
Jordan, Alice, daughter of, 3

K

Karre, see Carre
Kay, Hugh, 128

,, John, son of William, 56, 57
Kayrous, see Carus
Kearsley (Keresley), 150
Kebel, Thomas, 146, 147, 148
Keighley (Kighley), Henry de, 99,

113, 125, 127
„ Hugh, son of Sir Henry de,

26
,, Joan, wife of Nicholas de,

4, 45
,, John, son of Sir Henry de,

26
„ Katherine, wife of Sir

Richard de, 69
„ Nicholas de, 4, 45

Richard de, 124
,, Sir Richard de, 69

192

FINAL CONCORDS.

Keighley, Richard, son of Sir Henry

de, 26, 49, 59
Kellet, Alan de, 94
„ John de, 45
„ Richard de, 96
Kellet, Over, 15, 128
Kempnatt or Kempnough, in Worsley,

64 n

Kenersley, Thomas, 165
Kenet, Alan de, 124
Kenyan (Kenyan), 28, 44, 82, 99, 132
Kerden, see Cuerden
Kemeford, see Camforth
Kertmel, see Cartmel
Keuerdale, Keuerdele, Keverdale, see

Cuerdale and Cuerdley
Kilchith, see Culcheth
King, John, 68
Kingsley, John, 167
Kirkby, Henry, 145, 146, 163, 171

Isabella, wife of Roger de, 86

Sir John de, 57

Sir Richard, 67

Roger, son of Orm de, 173 n

Roger, son of Sir Richard

de, 86
William, 169
„ William, son of Roger, son of

Orm de, 173 n
Kirkby of Kirkby Irleth, Family of,

173

Kirkby Lonsdale, Vicar of, 10, 59
Kirkby Ravensworth (Kirkeby t Ravenes-

wath), Parson of, 29
Kirkby Stephen, Vicar of, 147
Kirkdale, 56, 69, 79
Kirkham, William de, 13
Kirkham, 29, 38, 79
Kirkland, Nicholas de, 39
Kirkland (Kirklond), 43, 59, 88, 123,

129

Manor of, 39
Kiuerdeley, see Cuerdley
Knipe (Knype), George, 163
Knoll, Adam del, 3

Gerard, son of Richard del, 90

Henry, 124

Isabel, daughter of John, 155

John, 143

Margaret, daughter of Miles,

154

Miles, son of Richard del, 90
Ralph, 115
Richard del, 90, 108
. . . de, 3
Knowles (Knolles, Knolls), Thomas,

163, 164, 165 n, 171
Knowsley (Knollesley), 150
Kyghlay, Kyghley, see Keighley
Kyngesmil, John, 163
Kyrkedale, see Kirkdale

Lacy (Lascy), Agnes, wife of John,

59

,, John, 59
Laithwaite ( Lathewayte.Laythwayte),

Robert, 98
William, 126
Lamplough, Robert, 156
Lamplugh, Joan, wife of Sir Thomas

de, 68, 69
Lancashire (Lancastreshire), John de,

69
Lancashire, Sheriff of, 68, 84, 85, 86,

106, 107, 163

Lancaster (Lancastre), John de, 77, 85
,, Margaret, wife of Richard

de, 173
„ Richard de, 173

William, 169

Lancaster (Lancastre), 7, 13, 28, 29,
35, 37, 57, 59, 62, 63, 67,
71, 79, 83, 89, 90, 94, 105,
114, 123, 146, 165 n, 168
„ Assizes at, 140
„ John, Duke of, 1, 60
„ Prior of, 125
„ St. Mary's, Vicar of, 126
Langeman, Robert, 34
Langford, see Longford
Langford, see Longford
Langley, John, 139
Peter, 106
Robert de, 67, 104, 106, 107,

109, 128, 162, 170
,, Roger de, 56
„ Thomas de, 68, 70, 90, 92,

93, 99, 126
William, 56
Langley (Longley), 168
Langton (Langeton), Alice, wife of

Sir Ralph de, 125
Henry de, 84, 85
,, Henry, son of Sir Ralph de,

99

Hugh de, 84, 85
James de, 84, 85, 99, 125,

126, 127
„ Joan, wife of Ralph, 48, 155,

174

John de, 18, 125, 128
,, John, son of Robert, son of

Robert de, 174
„ Margaret, wife of Robert de,

174

„ Nicholas, Thomas and
Geoffrey, sons of Ralph
de, 174

Ralph de, 14, 48, 86, 174
Robert de, 174
,, Thomas, 155

INDEX.

193

Langton, William de, 58, 81, 84, 85,

86, 87, 125
Langton (Langeton), co. Leic., Manor

of, 174

Langton, see Longton
Langtree, Margery, wife of Ralph de,

49

„ Ralph de, 49
Lasyngby, William, 72 n
Lathom (Latham, Lathum), Alice,

wife of Richard de, 36
,, Cecilia de, 85
„ Edmund, 132

Edward de, 57, 59, 84, 107
,, Edward, son of Robert de,

128
,, Katherine, wife of John de,

67
,, Margaret, daughter of Sir

Thomas de, 53
,, Richard, son of Alexander

de, 36
„ Robert de, 68, 84, 173

Thomas de, 101, 165, 171
Lathom of Lathom, Family of, 173
Lathom (Lathum), 36, 46, 102, 114
Laton, see Layton
Laund, John de la, 63
Lauton, see Lowton
Lawrence (Laurence), Isabel, wife of

Robert, 158
John, 68, 69, 171
Margery, wife of John, 68,

69

Robert, 158
Sir Robert, 86, 128
Thomas, 150, 168, 169
Sir Thomas, 153
Lawcton, Lawton, see Lowton
Layet, see Leyot
Layton, Great, Manor of, 8
„ Little, Manor of, 8
Layton, Manor of, 122
Lea, 134

Lea, English, 25, 32
„ French, 25, 113
Leche, John, 170

„ Maud, wife of John, 170
Ledeyate, see Lydiate
Lee, Robert, 168
Lee, Thomas Jacson del, 58
Legard (Legeard), John, 82, 87
Legh (Leght), Alice, wife of William

de, 127

Isabella, wife of John de, 124
Isabella, wife of William del,

128

John de, 22, 58, 125, 128
Matilda, wife of Robert de, 56
Peter de, 129
Sir Peter, 132, 165, 169, 171

Leiter, Nicholas, 148

Le Lee Anglica, see Lea, English

Leon, John, King of Castile and, 1

Lescrop, Stephen, 84

Lestrange (Lestraunge), Richard, 35,

46, 64, 68, 81, 84, 87
Lethum, see Lytham
Lethum, see Lytham,
Leuersegge, see Liversage
Leuesay, see Livesey
Leuesay, see Livesey
Lever, Adam de, 69

„ Alice, wife of William, 109

,, John de, 77

„ William, 109
Leyland (Leylond), Cecilia, wife of

John de, 30, 81
,, John, 30, 81

William, 132, 160, 162
Leyland (Leylond), 39, 137, 158
Leyot, Joan, 92

„ John, 42, 43, 91, 93

,, Robert, 91, 93

„ Thomas, 91, 92, 93

„ William, 91, 93
Lidegate, Lidyate, see Lydiate
Lightshaw, Manor of, 49
Linacre, John de, 63, 76

,, Juliana, wife of John de,

63,76

Lindale, in Cartmel, 147
Lindsay, Alice, wife of William de,

37

William de, 37
Lister, Thomas, 141, 152, 171
Litelton, see Lyttleton
Litherland, Matthew de, 86
Litherland, Down, Manor of, 40
Liverpool (Liverpull), 9, 20, 40, 49, 50,

63, 66, 67, 69, 76, 125, 163, 167
Liversage, Richard, 80, 87, 89
Livesey, Thomas de, 55
Livesey, 2, 41
Lockton, John de, 27 n
Londe, Adam del, 3
London, Goldsmith of, 125

„ Richard, bishop of, 172
Longeley, see Langley
Longetre, see Langtree
Longford, Iblon, 111

Sir Ralph de, 126
Longford, Parson of, 103
Longlegh, see Langley
Longley, Longly, see Langley
Longshaw (Longshagh), John de, 82,

87, 90, 124

Longton, see Langton
Longton (Longeton), 38, 49, 82, 89,
121, 131, 141, 152, 161

,, Manor of, 149
Longworth, Roger, 148

N

i94

FINAL CONCORDS.

Lonsdale, Bailiff of, 59

Lostock (Lostok), Cecilia, wife of
James de, 58

Lostock (Lostok), 155
„ Manor of, 137

Lount, William, 67

Lovcley, par. Blackburn, 165

Lovell, Giles, 125

Sir John, 59

Matilda, Lady, 86

Maud, wife of Sir John, 68

Sir Thomas, 167

Sir William, 123, 125

Lmoton, in Makerfield, 82, 132, 149

Loxhum, Thomas de, 89

Lucas, Thomas, 167

Luffenham (Laffenham), Simon, 63,
65

Lumbard, Richard, 65, 70

Lumhalges, Peter, son of William, 118

Lumner, William, 128

Lune (Luyn), Water of, 143

Lunt, William de, 63

Lussell, John, 95

,, Katherine, wife of John, 95

Lydiate (Lydeyate, Lydyate), 8, 79,

82, 101, 124
Manor of, 73

Lyghtshagh, see Lightshaw

Ly nacre, see Linacre

Lyndale, see Lindale

Lyndesay, see Lindsay

Lynstede, Anne, wife of John, 147
John, 147

Lytham, Isabella, wife of John de, 82
„ John de, 82

Lytham, 159

Lytherlond, see Litherland

Lythyrlond, see Uplitherland

Lyttleton, Thomas, 132, 133, 134

Lyuersegge, see Liversage

Lyverpole, Lyverpoll, Lyverpull, see
Liverpool

Lyversegge, see Liversage

Lyvesay, see Livesey

M

Machon, . . . , 25

,, Margaret, 25
, ,, Margery, 25
Malbon, Ralph, 170
Malpas, Parson of, 91, 93
Mamcestre, Mamchestre, Mamecestre,

see Manchester
Man, Alice, wife of Gilbert de, 67

„ Gilbert de, 67
Manchester (Mauncestre), Henry, son

of Adam de, 174

Manchester (Mancestre), 23, 26, 58,
62, 63, 69, 77, 84, 89,
92, 93, 95, 102, 104,
106, 107, 139, 149, 150,
162, 168
Barony of, 173
Church of, 33, 63, 65
Lord of, 68
Manor of, 33, 63, 65
Marclan, Matthew de, 15
Markham, John de, 174
Marreys, John, 34
Marsden, Christopher, 92, 157

,, Joan, wife of John de, 44
„ John de, 44
,, Miles, 157
„ Thomas, 146
Marsden, Great, 121
Little, 145

Marsh, Richard del, 125
Marshall (Marschall), John, 13, 66
,, Richard, 59, 156
„ Robert, 87

William, 156

Marion, in Amound., 5, 56
Afarton, Great, Manor of, 8
Mascy (Mase, Massy), Alice, wife of

Sir John le, 62, 66
„ Elena, wife of Richard de, 66
,, Ellen, wife of William le, 4
,, Geoffrey and Thomas, sons of

Sir John le, 62
,, Sir Geoffrey, 139
,, George, 114
„ Hamo le, 125
,, Isabel, wife of Sir Geoffrey,

139
„ Joan, daughter of Sir Geoffrey,

150

„ John, 169

„ Sir John le, 56, 57, 62, 66
„ Nicholas, 170
„ Richard de, 66
,, William le, 4
Matthew, Hugh, 161
Maulds Meaburn (Mawdesmeburn),

co. Westmorland, 147
Mauliverer, Katherine, wife of Sir

Peter, 69

Maunton, see Monton
Mawdesley (Maudesley), Robert, 105

Thomas de, 54, 82, 87, 147
,, Thomas, son of Thomas

de, 54
„ William, son of William,

son of John de, 68

Mawdesley (Maudeslegh, Maudesley,
Maudslegh), 12, 43, 54, 85, 98, 124,
126, 139, 141, 149, 152
Mawson (Maweson), William, 82, 87,
91

INDEX.

195

Meadowcroft (Medocroft), Geoffrey,

son of Adam, 58
,,* Margery, wife of Geof-

frey, 58

Meeres, John de, 63
Mellor (Mellour), 94, 164, 165 n
Mercer (Merser), Agnes, wife of John

le, 9

„ John le, 9, 145
„ William, 91, 93, 124
„ William, son of John le, 49
Merklesden, sec Marsden
Mersden, see Marsden
Merseden, see Marsden
Merssh, see Marsh
Merton, see Marlon
Metcalf, Geoffrey, 146
Michell, see Mitchell
Micklefen, William, son of William

de, 15
Middleton (Midelton, Midilton),

Edmund, 158
,, Joan, wife of Thomas,

171

John de, 35, 124, 159
, , Margery, wife of Richard

de, 28
,, Eichard de, 28

Thomas, 171
, , Thomasina, wife of John

de, 124

Middleton (Middelton, Midelton,
Midilton), in Salford
Hund.,31,90, 98,109,
119, 120, 138, 147,
148

„ Manor of, 14

„ Parson of, 56

Midgehalgh (Miggehalgh), 36
Mikulfen, see Micklefen
Millum, 86
Milnbek, Margery, wife of Thomas, 28

„ Thomas, 28
Milner, Richard le, 127
Mitchell, Ellen, wife of Henry, 74

,, Henry, 74
Mitton, Little, 41, 108
Molyneux (Molineux), Ellen, wife of

Ralph, 113
Geoffrey, 171
James, 145, 146, 148, 158,

161, 162, 170
,, John, 171
„ Ralph, 113

Sir Richard le, 86, 112, 123,

127

„ Roger, 113
„ Thomas le, 2, 56
Monton (Maunton), John de, 12, 21,

23, 57
,, Robert de, 12, 57

Morden, John de, 86
More, Alice, wife of Thomas, 171
Hugh, 124
John del, 84
Margery, wife of Thomas del,

67, 69
Richard, 63
Robert, 113

Thomas del, 49, 58, 66, 67, 171
William de la, 68
Morehouse, Henry, 154
Morley (Morelay, Morilegh, Morlegh),

Henry de, 29
,, John de, 58

,, Richard, son of Hugh de, 80
Mosse, John del, 4
Mossock (Mosok), Henry, 74, 125

,, Joan, wife of Henry, 74, 125
Moston, Agnes, wife of William de, 34

„ William de, 76 n
Moston, 149, 172

„ Manor of, 90, 148
Moton, William, 3, 14, 125
Motte, Nicholas, 63, 65, 70
Munkrode, William, 124
Musgrave, Thomas, 117
Mylner, see Milner

Needham (Nedeham, Nedham), John,

132, 133, 134, 136
Nelson (Neelson), Agnes, wife of

Thomas, 131, 140
Thomas, 121, 129, 131, 140
Netherburgh, see Burrow, Nether
Nether hesham, see Hey sham, Nether
Nethirderwynd, see Darwen, Nether
Nevill (Nevyll), William, 118
Newbold (Neubold), 58
Newham (Neuham), John, son of

Richard de, 24
,, John, son of William de,

24, 59

,, Margery de, 24
Newsham (Neusum), Joan, wife of

Robert de, 7, 30
,, Robert de, 7, 30
Newsham, in Amound., 30
Newton (Neuton), John de, 24
,, Matthew, 97
„ Thomas, 68, 70, 86
Newton, in Makerfield, 32, 37, 90, 96,

116, 165

,, Manor of, 155
Newton, near Kirkham, 7, 24
Newton, near Manchester, 115
Newton, par. Whittington, 158
Nicholasmanor, in Tyldesley, 25

196

FINAL CONCORDS.

Nicholl (Nicoll), Thomas, 117, 130
Nickson (Nikson), Thomas, 73
Nightgale, Joan, wife of Thomas, 127
„ Richard, son of Thomas,

127

Nitere, Thomas, 34
Noereys, see Norris
Norbreck, Roger de, 5
Norbreck (Norbrek), 143
Norbury (Northbury), 58
Norfolk, Archdeacon of, 70
Norley, Robert de, 87
Normand, William, 13
Norris (Noreys, Norreis, Norres,

Norreys), Alan le, 51
Alice, wife of Alan le, 51
Alice, wife of Sir Henry le, 66
Anilla, wife of John, 74, 88
Henry, 167
Sir Henry le, 66, 67
John, 74, 88
Katherine, daughter of John,

88

Robert, 92

Robert, son of Nicholas le, 19
Thomas, 83, 126, 171
Thomas, son of William, 123
William, 92, 93, 129
Northbrek, see Norbreck
North Meols (Northerners), Manor of, 7
Northumberland, Henry Percy, earl of,

63,66

Norton, Richard, 72 n
Nott, John del, 56
Nowell, Alexander, son of Nicholas,

son of John, 127
„ Arthur and Otwell, sons of

John, 126

John, 68, 69, 154, 158
Nutshaw (Nutshagh), Nicholas, 170
,, Richard, 159, 161
„ Thomas de, 87
Nuttall (Nuthowe, Nuttaw), Oliver,

129
Roger, 168

0

Occleshaw (Okilshagh, Okulshagh),

John de, 34, 128

Okeden, Thomas, son of Adam, 111
Oldham (Oldum), Roger, 115
Oldham (Oldom), 106
Otterton, 146

OrdsaU (Ordesale), 67, 96, 124, 125
Orm, Roger, son of, 172, 173 n
Orm, son of Ailward, 173

'» » Emma, wife of,

173

Ormeston, see Urmston

Ormskirk (Ormyskyrk), 20

Orrell (Orell), Margaret, wife of

Robert, 89
„ Nicholas, 58
Robert, 89, 125
William de, 124
Osbaldeston, Alice, wife of Thomas

de, 124, 125
Geoffrey, 114
„ John de, 2, 3

„ Richard, 169

Thomas de, 67, 143, 169
Osbaldeston, 17, 69, 115
Osbert, son of Hervey, 172
Oswaldtwistle (Oswaldestwysell, Os-
waldwesell, Oswald-
wesyll), 82, 149
„ Manor of, 148

Oterburn, John de, 29
Oulgreve, Thomas de, 85
Outrauclif, see Rawcliffe, Out
Overton, John, 63, 65, 70

Robert, 148
Oxcliffe (Oxclif), Isabel, wife of John,

169

John, 66, 143, 169
„ Margery, wife of William de,

66

,, William de, 66
„ William, son of John de, 69
Oxcliffe (Oxclif), 105

„ Manor of, 94, 114

Padiham (Padeham), 68

Parbold, Margaret, wife of William

de, 35

„ William de, 35
Parbold, 172, 173
Parker, Barnard, 148
„ Edmund, 108, 128
„ Edward, 165
„ Robert, 69, 84, 124
,, Thomas, son of Adam le, 69
„ William, son of Richard le, 12
Parkhill (Parkehill), in the forest of

Pendle, 145
Parkinson (Parkynson), Christopher,

155

Robert, 148, 156

Parr (Par), Agnes, wife of John de, 28
Brian, son of John, 153
Elizabeth, wife of John, 153
Ellen, wife of John de, 124
Ellen, wife of Richard de, 64
Geoffrey, son of Richard de, 64
Henry de, 105

INDEX.

197

Parr, Henry, son of John de, 80
„ Henry, son of Eichard de, 64
„ Hugh, son of Richard de, 64
„ John de, 28, 139
„ John, son" of Richard de, 64,

153

,, Lucy, daughter of Henry de, 80
„ Margaret, daughter of Richard

de, 64

„ Oliver, son of Richard de, 64
„ Richard de, 64
,, Richard, son of Richard de, 64
„ Robert de, 18
„ Robert, son of Richard de, 64
„ Thomas, 170
„ William de, 2, 56
,, William, son of Richard de, 64
Parr (Par), 56, 80, 96, 153
Pasmyth, John, 106
Passe, Henry de, 128
Passemyth, Katherine, wife of Roger,

125

Roger, 125

Pateshill, Simon de, 172
Paton, John, 125
Peck (Pek, Peke, Pekke), John, 27, 36

„ Thomas, 163, 164, 165 n
Pemberton, Beatrix, 171

,, , Elizabeth, wife of Rich-
ard de, 107
Henry de, 124
Hugh, 171
James, 171

Joan, wife of John de, 16
John de, 16
Richard de, 107
Pemberton (Pemburton), 49, 126
Pendlebury (Penulbury), Elena, wife

of Robert de, 70
Robert de, 70
Pendlebury (Penulbury), 89
Pendleton (Penulton), par. Eccles, 89
Pendleton (Penhulton), Great, par.

Whalley, 74
Little, 82

PenJceth, 82, 99, 120
Pennington (Penyngton), David de,

19

Sir John, 156
Margery, wife of David

de, 19

,, Thurstan de, 68

„ Thurstan, son of Henry

de, 70
Pennington, par. Leigh, 8, 47, 56,

151

Penningto'a (Furness), Manor of, 156
Penrith (Peneryth), Joan, wife of

Owin de, 73
,, Owin de, 73
Penrith (Penreth), 66, 67

Penwortham, Ralph de, 2
Penwortham, 2, 29, 82

„ Thomas, prior of, 127

Peover (Pever), John, 111
Perbald, see Parbold
Perburn, William de, 78, 86
Percival (Percy vail), Thurstan, 106,

108
Percy, Sir Henry, 63

,, Henry, son of Henry, 66
Perpunt, see Pierpont
Perte, John, 122

Pesfurlong (Peysporlonge), 148, 149
Phelip, Thomas, 96
Philipson. John, 96
Picard, Robert, 87
Pickering, Agnes, wife of Sir James

de, 37

„ Sir Edward, 150
,, James de, 57, 68, 69, 124,

125

„ Sir James de, 6, 37
,, Joan, wife of Sir Edward,

150

,, Joan, wife of James, 125
Pierpont, Simon, 123
Pigot, Richard, 138
Pilkington (Pilkyngton), John de, 2,

4, 58, 127
Sir John de, 126
„ Richard de, 123

„ Robert de, 126

Sir Roger de, 56, 59
Thomas, 83

Plantagenet, John, 1 n
Pleasington (Plesington, Plesyngton),
Cecilia, wife of Robert
de, 73
,, Henry, 142

Sir Henry, 118
,, John de, 29

Robert de, 73, 170
Sir Robert de, 29, 59
Pleasington (Plesington, Plesyngton),

75, 146, 157
,, Manor of, 55

Pole, John de la, 27 n

,, Margery, wife of William del, 5
„ Matthew de le, 43
,, William del, 5
Poulton, Great, 45
Poulton-le-Fylde, 29
Poulton, in Lonsdale, 158, 163

,, Manor of, 158
Poulton, par. Warrington, 76, 76 n,

115

Prescot (Prestcotes, Prestecote), Par-
son of, 13, 18, 58
Presthoton, see Priest ffutton
Prestmane, William de, 54
Preston, Christopher de, 123

198

FINAL CONCORDS.

Preston, Christopher, son of Roger

de, 67

Henry de, 123, 169
,, Joan, wife of Henry de, 123
„ John de, 5, 69
,, Nicholas, 147
Richard, 146
,, Richard, son of Richard,

son of Robert de, 147 n
„ Richard, son of Robert de,

147

„ Robert, 121, 147
Preston, in Amound., 2, 5, 27, 30, 33,
43, 66, 78, 81, 82, 86, 95,
• 110,112, 121,128,131,146,

151, 164

,, Assizes at, 140
Vicar of, 82, 87
Preston, 68
Prestwich (Prestwyche), Isabella, wife

of Nicholas de, 59
Nicholas, 162, 170
Ralph de, 85, 105, 111, 124,

128, 162

Price, David, 124
Priest Hutton, 15, 103, 110

„ Manor of, 103, 110

Priket, Roger, 150
Proctor (Proctour), Grace, wife of

Percival, 166, 171
Percival, 166, 171
Pulton, see Poulton
Pycard, see Picard
Pykering, Pykeryng, see Pickering
Pynnyngton, Pynyngton, see Penning-

ton
Pynyngton, see Pennington

Q

Qwytacre, see Whitaker

R

Radcliffe (Radclif, Radclyf, Radeclif),
Agnes, wife of Alexander
de, 96

„ Alexander, 128, 131, 140,
150, 157, 162, 170

„ Alexander, son of Sir John

de, 96
Alured, 89, 123

„ Cecilia, wife of Sir Ralph
de, 127

„ Christopher de, 126

,, Elizabeth, wife of Alex-
ander, 131

,, Elizabeth, wife of John de
125

Radcliffe, Elizabeth, wife of Sir John,

97
„ Geoffrey, 154

Henry de, 90, 128
„ Isabella, wife of Richard,

son of William de, 58
„ James de, 23, 31, 57, 168
,, James, son of Richard de,

86
„ Joan, wife of Christopher

de, 126
,, Joan, wife of Sir John de,

96, 125
,, Joan, wife of Thomas de,

69, 85
John de, 39, 66, 69, 70, 124,

125, 148

„ John, son of John de, 84
,, John, son of Richard de,

56
Sir John de, 67, 90, 96, 97,

125, 126
„ Nicholas, son of Sir Ralph,

de, 95
„ Nicholas, son of Ralph, son

of Nicholas, 158

Ralph de, 56, 59, 126

„ Ralph, son of Sir Ralph de,

68

Sir Ralph de, 67, 126
Richard de, 70, 86, 90, 123,

124, 148

Robert de, 69, 103, 128
„ Robert, son of John de, 70

Thomas, 13, 23, 162
„ Thomas, son of Richard, 170
Sir Thomas de, 104, 125,

128

Raddi/e, 70, 86, 90, 149
,, Manor of, 148
Rainford, John de, 18
Rainford (Raynford, Raynsford), 113,

115, 153
Rainhitt (Raynhill, Raynhull), 61, 85,

90

,, Manor of, 18
Ravensmeols (Ravenrneles), 134
Rawdiffe (Rauclif, Rauclyf), 62, 87,

88, 108, 127, 128
Rawdiffe, Out, 109
Rawdiffe, Up, 12, 29, 133

,, Manor of, 132
Rawe, Thomas del, 59
Read (Rede), 68, 69, 126
Reddish (Redich, Redish, Redyche,
Redyssh), Alice, sister of
Joan de, 55
„ Cecily, daughter of Ralph

de, 70

„ Joan, wife of William de, 55
Otes (Otho) de, 84, 171

INDEX.

199

Reddish, Richard de, 11, 57

,, William de, 55
Reddish (Redich), 11
Redlees (Redeleghs), Adam de, 57
Redman, Richard, 140
Redmayn, Henry, 165
Reved, see Read
Reynhull, see Rainhill
Ribblcton (Ribelton), 164, 165 n
Ribby, 1

Ribchester (Ribbilchestre, Ribble-
chestre, Ribchastre),
17, 82, 112, 146
Parson of, 84, 112
Richard, son of R . . . , 3
Richardson, Robert, 156
Richmond, Archdeacon of, 84
Ridale, see Rydal
Rider, William, 10
Rigby, Alicia and Margery, daughters

of William de, 59
„ Cecily, wife of Geoffrey, 113
,, Elizabeth, wife of Robert de,

104, 127, 128
„ Geoffrey, 113
,, Katherine, wife of William

de, 8

„ Robert de, 104, 127, 128
„ William de, 8
Riggeby, see Jlibby
Rigmayden, Eleanor, wife of Nicholas,

103
,, Elizabeth, wife of John

de, 58

„ Nicholas, 103
,, Thomas de, 57

William de, 59, 69
Rishton, 36
Rishton (Risheton, Rissheton, Rissh-

ton), Henry de, 36, 168
,, John de, 2
„ Margaret, wife of Henry de,

36

„ Margery, wife of John de, 2
„ Nicholas, 109
,, Roger de, 124
Risley, Adam de, 16

„ Agnes, wife of Adam de, 16
„ Gilbert, 136

,, Henry, son of Richard, son of

Gilbert, son of Nicholas, 144

,, Katherine,daughterofWilliam

de, 82, 99

„ Nicholas de, 87, 99, 144
„ Richard, 125
Rivington, 114
Rixton, Elizabeth, wife of Richard

de, 124

„ Henry de, 13
„ Joan, daughter of William
de, 67

Robard, Agnes, wife of William, 53

William, 53

Robert, son of Bernard, 172, 173
Robinson (Robynson), John, 128

„ Margery, wife of Henry,

129

Richard, 124
Walter, 57

Robinson Atkinson, William, 126
Roby, 88

Roby, Roger, 115
Rochdale, Roger, vicar of, 59
Roddlesworth (Rothelsworth), 146
Roger, of Bickershaw, 44
Roger, son of Orm, 172, 173 n.
Rohall (Rowall), in Catterall, 108
Ross, Richard, 85
Rostherne, Parson of, 90, 123
Roth, John, 171
Rothwell, Parson of, 63
Rotour, Alexander, 8

,, Joan, wife of John, 8

„ John, 8

,, Richard, 8
Rouceby, William, 65, 70
Rouclif, Roudiff, see Rawdiffe
Routhestorn, see Rostherne
Rovyngton, see Rivington
Rowe, Henry del, 100
Royton, 98
Rydal, 14, 59
Rygby, see Rigby
Ryle, Thomas, 86
Ryseley, Rysley, see Risley
Ryssheton, see Rishton
Ryton, see Royton

S . . ., of Cartmel, Alice, wife of

Thomas del, 44

,, Robert, son of Thomas del, 44
„ Thomas del, 44
Sadler (Sadeler), Philip le, 59

„ Thomas, 126
Sale, 66

Sale, Alice, wife of Robert, 103
Ellen, 151

Henry, 145, 146, 170
John, 136
Matthew de Hulton, son of

Alice de, 104
Oliver de, 104
Robert, 103, 107, 128
William, son of John, 136
Salesbury (Sailbury, Sailebury, Sale-
bury)," 47, 154, 165
„ Manor of, 82

Salford, 50, 89, 97, 102, 139, 150, 162
Sankey, John de, 33, 57

200

FINAL CONCORDS.

Sankey, Maud, wife of John de, 124

„ Thomas de, 68
Sankey, Great, Manor of, 8
Sapcote, Isabel, wife of Sir Eichard,

168, 169
Saupelond, Katherine, wife of Alan

de, 97
Margaret, wife of Richard

de, 97, 98

Sawrby, see Sowerby
Scargell, William, 124
Scarisbrick (Scaresbrek), Alice,
daughter of Henry de,
87

Elizabeth, wife of Gil-
bert, 105, 128
Gilbert de, 100, 105, 128
Henry de, 57, 68, 100,

101, 105, 126, 127, 128
,, Isabella, wife of Sir

Henry, 124
,, James, 142
,, Margaret, 171

Margaret, daughter of

Henry de, 100
Thomas, 100, 105
William de, 100, 105
Scarisbrick (Scaresbrek), 59

Manor of, 100

Scarthwaite (Scarthwayt), Roger, 128
Scholes (Scoles), Adam de, 70
Scholes (Scoles), 151
Scholfield (Scolefeld, Scolfeld), Henry

de, 54, 57
,, Henry, son of John de, 54

Hugh de, 86

,, John, son of Henry de, 54
Sclater, Sclatere, see Slater
Scot, Alice, wife of Richard, 65
,, Avice, wife of Roger, 65
„ Richard, 65
„ Roger, 65
Scotforth (Scotford), 146
Scrivener (Scryvanere), Henry le, 47
Sefton, 65

Selby, William de, 59
Sergeant (Sergeaunt), John, 116

William, 152, 159
Serjeant (Serjant), Anabilla, wife of

Richard le, 27
„ Richard le, 27
Shacklady (Shaklady), Richard, 20
Shaft'ar, Emma, wife of John, 45

,, John, 45

Shakerley (Shakerslegh, Shakkerley),
Agnes, Ellen, Katherine,
and Emma, sisters of
John de, 22
„ Henry, 114
„ John de, 22
„ Matilda, wife of Peter de, 21

Shakerley, Peter de, 21, 22, 25, 58

Robert, 145, 146, 170
„ Seth, brother of Peter de,

22

,, Thurstan de, 22
Shakerley (Shakerslegh), in Tyldesley,

22

Shardelowe, John de, 174
Shareshull, William de, 174
Sharp, John, 13

Shaw (Shagh), Alan, brother of Wil-
liam del, 100
„ Isabella, 112
„ Joan, 112
„ Joan, wife of William del, 100,

127

,, William del, 100, 127
Sherburn (Shirburn), Isabel, wife of

Roger, 155
,, Margaret, wife of John de,

38

Richard de, 82, 86, 87, 123
Sir Richard, 149
Roger, 143, 155, 169
Sherdeley, Agnes, wife of Ralph de

27
, Emma, wife of Richard de,

27

Ralph de, 27
„ Richard de, 27
„ Thomas de, 79, 86
Sherwin (Sherwynd, Shirwynd), Wil-
liam, 43, 49
Shevington (Shevyngton, Shevynton),

78, 81, 127, 160
Shinglehatt, Manor of, 150, 151
Shoesmith (Shoghsmyth), Agnes, wife

of Robert, 8!
„ Robert, 81

William, 68
Shore, Robert del, 47
Shorrock (Shorrok), Agnes, wife of

John de, 46
,, John de, 46
Shotelesworth, Shotelisworth, see

Shuttleworth

Shotelworth, see Sf/uttleworth
Shoteswall, 11

Shotilworth, see Shuttleworth
Showley (Sholey), 146
Shuttleworth (Shutelesworth), Eliza-
beth, wife of Law-
rence, 155
Henry de, 125
,, Lawrence, 155

,, Nicholas, 155

Richard de, 56, 57, 58
Shuttleicorth (Shotilworth), 124

Manor of, 139

Sidgreaves (Sidgreves), Geoffrey del,
36

INDEX.

2OI

Sttverdale, 15, 163

Singleton, Agnes, wife of William, 142
„ George, 137

John, 134, 140, 142, 151
,, John, son of Adam de, 1
,, John, son of Christopher,

137

,, John, son of Kobert de, 58
,, John, son of William de, 59
,, Katherine, wife of Kichard

de, 7
,, Margaret, wife of John, 137,

154
,, Margaret, wife of Robert,

164

Matilda de, 87

,, Matilda, wife of Adam de, 1
„ Nicholas de, 1, 56
,, Nicholas, son of Gilbert de,

67
Richard de, 7, 95, 102,

102 n, 125

,, Richard, son of Robert, 150

Robert de, 58, 142, 164, 171

,, Robert, son of Nicholas de,

69

Roger, 147

,, Thomas de, 66, 86
Singleton, Little, 164
Skilicorn, John, 59
Skirauch, Edmund, 128
Skirauth, Edmund, 105
Slater (Sclater), James, 149, 165

„ William, 68
Sleaford, Vicar of, 70
Smallwood (Smalwode), John, 67, 83
Smetheley, James, 158
Smewes, Richard de, 5
Smith (Smyth), John, 168

„ Katherine, wife of Robert,

169

„ Robert, 169
„ Thomas, 150

Smithills (Smythehill), Manor of, 158
Smithson (Smytson), Ellen, wife of

Hugh le, 9
Hugh le, 9

Snape, near Scarisbrick, 142
Sonderland, see Sunderland
Sonky, see Sankey
Sonky, see Sankey
Sopersone, Margaret, daughter of

William, 113
Sotheron, Richard le, 3
Sourbutts (Sourbytts, Sourebuttes,
Sowerbotts, Sowerbuttis), William,
153, 156, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162,
163, 164, 165, 165 n, 167
South wood (Sothewode), Cecilia, wife

of Thomas, 38
Thomas, 38

Southworth (Sotheworth, Sothworth),
Agnes, wife of Robert
de, 67
,, Alice, wife of Sir John,

170

,, Alice, wife of Oliver, 114
,, Alice, wife of Richard de,

72

Edmund, 114, 137
,, Eleanor, wife of Sir John,

161

Gilbert de, 18, 34
John de, 48, 69, 84, 123,

174

Sir John, 161, 170
Matthew de, 33
„ Oliver, 114

Richard de, 72
„ Robert, son of Matthew

de, 67

Thomas de, 87, 123, 124
Sir Thomas de, 56
Southworth (Sotheworth), 82, 99
Sowerby, 146

Speke (Speek), Thomas de, 40
Speke (Speake, Spek), 74, 83, 93, 167
Spencer, John, 102

Robert, 134, 134 n
Spenser, Alice, wife of Roger le, 20

Roger, 20, 102
Spenserson, Robert le, 59
Spoford, Richard, 124
Spotland (Spotlond), 31, 39, 81, 102,

106, 166 n, 167
Stafford, William, 117
Stainatt, 109

Stalmine (Stalmyn), 45, 109, 153
Stamford (Staumford), Agnes, wife of

Henry, 111

. „ Lawrence, 111
Standen (Standyn), Alice, wife of

Henry de, 40

„ Ellen, wife of Thomas, 153
Henry de, 36

Henry, son of John de, 40, 74
John de, 36
„ John, son of Henry, son of

John de, 40
„ Margaret, wife of John de,

40

,, Thomas, 153
,, William, son of Henry, son

of John de, 74

Standish (Standissh, Standyssh), Alex-
ander de, 127
„ Alexander, son of Lawrence

de, 99

„ Constance, wife of Alex-
ander de, 127
Gilbert de, 67
Hugh de, 19

2O2

FINAL CONCORDS.

Standisb, Isolda, wife of Sir Robert

de, 40

„ Joan, daughter of Alex-
ander, 136

Joan, wife of Gilbert de, 67
„ Joan , wife of Lawrence de,

127

Lawrence de, 81, 87, 99, 127
Lora, wife of Lawrence de,

81
„ Margaret, wife of Ralph,

171

Ralph, 171
„ Ralph, son of Henry, son

of John de, 68
„ Sir Robert de, 40
Thomas, 162, 170
Thurstan, son of Hugh de,

124

William, 161
Standish, 19

„ Gilbert, parsoti of, 38
Stanlaw (Stanlowe), John de, 13, 28,

34, 58, 67

Stanley, Anne, wife of William, 157
„ Edward de, 125
„ Sir Edward, 163
Sir George, 169
Sir John de, 99, 123, 124,

125, 127

„ Sir Thomas, 113, 128
„ William, son of Sir William,

157

Sir William de, 87, 123
Stansfeld, Geoffrey, son of James,

145, 170
John, 84
Oliver, 85
Stark, John, 154
Starky, Elizabeth, wife of William,

169

„ Thomas, 171
William, 169
Staveley, Oliver, son of Robert de, 69

Ralph de, 84

„ Ralph, son of Robert de, 69
„ Robert de, 67, 69
„ Thomas, son of Robert de,

69

Staylmyn, see Stalmine
Staynott, see Stainall
Sterakers, Thomas, 169
Stiholme, Robert de, 94
Stirkland, see Strickland
Stirzaker, in Catterall, 109
St. Michael-upon- Wyre, Rector of, 85
Stodday (Stodagh), Lawrence, 146
Stodday (Stoday). 94, 105, 114
Stokysley, Parson of, 67
Stonore, John de, 174
Stot, Joan, wife of William, 55

Stot, William, 55

Strange (Straunge), Lord le, 169

,, see Lestrange

Strahgeways (Strangways), Alice,

wife of John de, 56

„ Cecilia, daughter of

Thomas de, 26
Ellen, wife of Thomas

de, 25, 59
„ Henry de, 25, 58

James, 85, 103 ,

„ John de, 56

„ Thomas de, 25, 59

Stratberrel, James, 134
Stray, Thomas, 152, 159
Strickland (Strikeland, Strikland),

Sir Thomas, 116
Walter de, 14, 58, 150
William de, 89

Stuckley (Stukley), Peter, 117
Stynecle (?), Sir Nicholas, 33
Styresacre, see Stirzaker
Styrkeland, see Strickland
Styveley, Nicholas, 59

Sir Nicholas, 33 n
Sunderland, Richard, 5, 56
Suthworth, see Southworth
Button, Richard de, 20, 58

„ William de, 40, 49, 106
Sutton, par.Prescot, 13, 61, 75, 80, 153,

167
Swansey, Ellen, wife of William, 144

„ " William, 144
Swineshead (Swyneshead, Swynes-

hevede), 33
Parson of, 63, 70
Swinley (Swynlegh, Swynley), Alesia,

wife of John de, 19
Hugh de, 15
John de, 19

Margaret, wife of Hugh, 170
Margaret, wife of William, 69
William, 69
Swynden, in Great Marsden, par.

Whalley, Manor of, 92
Sicynesheved, see Swineshead
Sykes, Thomas Bonde del, 87
Symondstone, see Simonstone
Syngleton, see Singleton
Syngleton, see Singleton
Syon, Middlesex, Abbess of, 140
„ Joan, abbess of, 124

Taillour, Tailor, see Taylor
Talbot, Alice, wife of William, 139

„ Ellen, wife of Peter, 85

„ John, 84

INDEX.

203

Talbot, Peter, 85, 124

,, Richard, son of Thomas, 59
Sir Thomas, 67
William, 139
Tarleton, Katharine, wife of William,

117
„ Thomas de, 127

William de, 67, 101, 117
Tarleton, 154

Tatham (Tatam, Tateham), 133
,, Manor of, 131
„ Parson of, 12, 51, 57
Tatton, 62, 66
Tatton, William, 139
Taylor (Tayllour), Elizabeth, wife of

William, 151
„ John, 61, 73
„ William, 151
Tempest, Sir Richard, 86
Tetlow (Tetlawe, Tettelawe, Tette-

lowe), Adam de, 98, 117
,, Elizabeth, wife of Robert de,

95

Richard de, 23, 168
„ Robert de, 95
,, Robert, son of Richard, son

of Richard de, 70
Thirnom. Thirnum, see Thurnham
Thirnyng, Sir William, 63, 65, 70
Tkistleton (Thystylton), 133
Thomlynson, see Tomlinson
Thornber (Thornebar, Thornver),

William, 143, 144
Thornburgh, Rowland de, 77, 86,

96

Thornhall, 109
Thornhill, Robert de, 42
William, 127

Thornley (Thornelay), John de, 3
Thornley (Thorneley, Thornlay), par.
Chipping, 35, 49, 137, 154,

156

Manor of, 90, 137, 154, 156
Thornton, Agnes, Elizabeth, Joan, and
Katherine, daughters of
William de, 126
Alan de, 128
John, 72, 84
Richard, 159
Thornton, 126
Thornton, in Amound., 164

Manor of, 117, 164
Thornton, par. Sefton, 6, 8
Tliorpicaterville, 67
Tkumham, Manor of, 34, 117
Tildedegh, see Tyldesley
Tildeslegh, Tildesley, Tillesley, tee

Tyldesley

Twgreave, Manor of, 158
Toc'kholes (Tocholes), 146
Tode, Nicholas, 129

Tomlinson (Tomlynson), Agnes, wife

of John, 32

„ Emma, sister of Agnes, 32
„ John, 32
„ Roger, 85, 86
Toneton, Thomas de, 67
Toothill (Totehill, Totehull), Geoffrey

de, 87

„ Henry de, 64
„ Henry, son of Roger de, 48
,, Margaret, wife of Geoffrey

de, 87
,, Margery, wife of Henry de,

64

Torbock (Torbok), William de, 87
Tottington (Totyngton, Totynton), 50,

52, 126

Totty, John, 52

Towneley (Tounlay, Tounley, Town-
lay), John de, 45
,, John, son of Richard de,

11, 57, 59
Sir John, 154
„ Lawrence, 145, 155, 170 '

Richard de, 68, 69, 125
Towneley, Manor of, 12
Tracy, Agnes, wife of John, 44

„ John, 44

Trafford (Trafforth), Edmund de, 125
,, Edmund, son of Henry, son
of Henrv, son of Sir Henry
de, 84

Sir Edmund, 126, 165
,, Henry de, 59
,, Joan, wife of Peter de, 70
,, Katherine, wife of Richard

de, 107
,, Margery, wife of Thomas de,

78
„ Richard de, 107

Thomas de, 58, 68, 78
,, Thomas, brother of Henry

de, 126
Travers, Joan, wife of John, 77

John, 77

„ John, son of Roger, 57
,, Lawrence, 117
Richard, 116, 117
Roger, 124
Thomas, 117, 125
William, 117
Trevaignon, John de, 174
Trigg (Trygge), Thomas, 69
Tunley, Alice, wife of Geoffrey de,

98
„ Christopher, son of Richard

de, 98
,, Geoffrey, son of Richard de,

98

„ Henry, son of Richard de,
99

FINAL CONCORDS.

Tunley, Margery, wife of Richard

de, 98

Richard de, 98, 125
, Thomas, son of Richard de,

98
,, William, son of Richard de,

98

Tunstall, Alan, 115
„ Brian, 170

William de, 23, 57, 58
Tumour, Margery, wife of Thomas,

95

„ Thomas, 95
Turpin (Turpyn), Margery, wife of

William, 10
„ William, 10 '
Turton, Richard de, 70
Turton, 73, 106, 157, 158
Twisse, Oliver, 132
Twistfield (Twystefeld, Twistfeld),

Richard, 14, 17

Twiston (Twyston), Richard de, 58
Twiston, 155
Twys, Jordan del, 15

,, Margaret, wife of William del,

29

„ Matilda, wife of Jordan del, 15
Tyldesley (Tyldeslegh), Alesia, wife of

Henry de, 32
,, Alice, wife of Thomas de,

21,23
,, Alice, wife of Thomas, son

of Henry de, 58
Christopher de, 90, 123, 125
„ Henry, son of Ralph de, 32

Hugh de, 123
., Joan, wife of Christopher

de, 90, 123
„ John, 134
,, John, son of John, son of

Thurstan de, 70
,, John, son of Thurstan de,

59

,, Margaret, wife of Thurstan,
son of Richard de, 62, 66
,, Matthew de, 66
,, Matthew, son of Henry de,

69
„ Nicholas, son of Henry de,

33

,, Ralph de, 57
,, Ralph, son of Henry de, 33
,, Thomas, son of Henry de,

21, 23, 58
„ Thomas, son of Thurstan de,

62, 66

Thurstan, 126, 157, 162
Tyldesley (Tyldeslegh), 8, 21, 24, 34,

64

„ Manor of, 134
„ Nicholasmanor in, 25

Tyndour, William, 51
Tyngreue, see Tingreave
Tyrell, John de, 78

U

Ugnale, Agnes, wife of Henry de, 37

Ulneswalton, 154, 158

Ulverston (Uluerston), in Furness, 6,

41, 54, 55
Manor of, 117
Unton, Robert, 123, 126
Uphottand, 162
Uplitherland, near Halsall, Manor of,

20

, Uprauclif, Uprouclif, see Rawcliffe, Up.
Urmston (Urmeston), Ellen, 171
John, 69, 139, 151, 171
,, John, son of John, 167

Richard, 66, 158
,, Roger, 151

William, 151

Urswick (Ursewik, Ursewyk, Urs-
wike), Agnes, wife of
John, 124

,, Christopher, 146
,, Ellen, daughter of Robert

de, 13
„ Ellen, wife of Robert de, 5,

12,43

John, 97, 124, 147
Robert de, 4, 5, 12, 43, 56,

66, 68, 70, 85,86, 87
Thomas de, 68, 84, 86, 87,

90, 94, 123, 124, 126
Urswick (Urswyk), in Furness, 71

,, Vicar of, 13
Urswick (Urswyk), Little, 6

Vale Royal, Abbot of, 57, 128
Vavasor, Isabel, wife of William, 169

John, 141, 144, 146, 147,
148, 150, 160

Sir John, 151, 152, 154

William, 169
Venables, Roger, 90, 123
Vernon, Sir Ralph de, 68
Vikerymon, Gilbert le, 58

W

Waddesley, Thomas, 67
Wade, Nicholas, 143
„ William, 137
Wakefield (Wakefeld), 92, 124, 125

INDEX.

205

Walbank (Walbonk), Thomas, 94, 125
Walker, Henry, 139

John, 145

,, Thomas, 88, 123
Wall, Richard, 149

„ William, 149, 160, 165, 171
Walmersley, Alice, wife of Robert de,

68

,, Robert de, 68
Walmesley, Simon de, 67
Walsh (Walssh), Katherine, daughter

of John le, 69
„ Matilda, daughter of John le,

69

„ Robert, 101
„ Roger Henrison le, 58
Walton, Agnes, wife of James,.

121

,, Agnes and Margaret, daugh-
ters of Richard, 170
„ Alice, wife of William de, 27,

36

Henry de, 15, 48, 174
James, 121, 127
John de, 36, 37, 85
Katherine, wife of John de,

37

Robert de, 13
Thomas de, 27, 35
William de, 27, 36, 86
William de, 92, 93, 124
Walton-in-le-Dale, Henry de, 47

„ Isabella, wife of

Henry de, 47

Walton-le-Dale, 14, 17, 27, 36, 37, 47,
48, 57, 58, 126, 137,
146, 174

,, Manor of, 155

Walton-on-the-Hill, 11, 22, 27, 167

,, Parson of, 15, 58

„ Vicar of, 43

Wandesford, John de, 5, 56
Warbreck (Warthebrek), Manor of, 8
Warburton, Alice, wife of Peter de,

86

,, Geoffrey de, 58

, , Margery, wife of Richard

de,54
Peter de, 68
,, Richard de, 54

Warre, Elizabeth, wife of Sir John la,

33

Sir John la, 33, 58
„ Thomas la, 63, 65, 67, 68, 92,

93, 124
Warren (Warenne), Agnes, wife of

Nicholas, 76
,, Lawrence, 76
,, Margaret, wife of Sir John,

76, 85
„ William de, 172

Warrington. 8, 8n, 15, 16, 57, 67, 68,
70, 79, 80, 82, 85, 99,
115

,, Manor of, 8

Warton, in Amound., 24, 29, 55

„ Manor of, 151
Warton, in Kendal, Parson of, 58
Warton, in Lonsdale, 15. 158
Washington ( Wasshyngton, Wassyng-

ton), Edmund de, 14
,, Joan, wife of John, 14,

58

John, 14, 58, 112
Robert, 158
William de, 68, 69
Wath, Parson of, 67
Watson, Adam, 25

,, Agnes, wife of Adam, 25
Waweyn, Richard, 87
Wedacre. Richard, 147
Wekirsley, Thomas de, 67
Welby, Roger, 63

Welch Whittle (Walch Whitle, Walssh-
whetill, Welchwhitle), 83, 146,
160

Welton, William de, 29
Wennington, Old, 10
Wensley (Wencelawe), Simon, Parson

of, 29

Wensley (Wencelawe), William de, 29
Werberton, Werbirton, see Warburton
Werington, see Warrington
Werthyngton, see Worthington
Weryngton, see Warrington
West, Sir Richard, 129
Westby, Ellen, wife of William, 71,

84

William, 71, 84
West Derby, 22, 163, 167
Westhead (Westhed), 102
Westhyl, John, 126
Westleigh (Westeley, Westlegh, West-
ley), 8, 47, 69, 72, 114,
136, 167

„ Manor of, 167
Wetherby, William de, 3, 57
Wetteshagh, Emma, wife of William

de, 13

,, William de, 13

Whalley (Whallay), Alice, wife of

Roger de, 75
,, Joan, daughter of Roger

de, 75

,, Richard de, 41, 55, 75
,, Roger de, 75
Whalley, Abbot of, 59, 85, 119, 120,

127, 129, 168

Whalswhetyll, see Welch Whittle
Wheatley (Whetlay), par. of Chipping,

90
Wheelton (Whelton), 144, 146

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FINAL CONCORDS.

Whethull, see Whittle

Whippe, Roger, 90

Whiston, 80

Whitaker (Whitacre), Alice, wife of

John de, 108
Christopher, 108
Edmund de, 70
Felicia, wife of James, 108
James, 108
John de, 108
Margery, wife of Richard,

92

Richard, 92
Thomas, 108
White, Ellen, wife of John le, 6

„ John le, 6, 15
Whitehe, Edmund, 145
Whiteledale, John de, 126
Whittingham (Whityngham), Ellen,

156

,, John, 156

„ Margaret, 156

Whittingham (Whityngham), 17, 42,

146, 151, 164, 165 n
Whittington (Whityngton), 158, 163
Whittle (Whythull), John de, 3

„ William de, 20
Whittle (Whithull), 66, 68, 84, 127
Whittle (Whithull, Whitle, Whityll,
Withel, Witle) -le- Woods,
11, 108, 134, 136, 144, 146
Manor of, 136
Whynwhik, see Winwick
Whytyngham, see Whittingham
Wigan, Robert de, 47
Wigan, 12, 16, 19, 35, 65, 67, 79, 80,
99, 126, 127, 135, 150, 151,
154, 162, 163
„ Church of, 99
„ Parson of, 81, 85, 86, 87, 125,

126

„ Rector of, 84
Wildsmith (Wildesmyth), Margery,

wife of Robert le, 99
„ Robert le, 99

Wilkinson (Wilkynson), Agnes, wife

of James, 115
,, James, 115
Wittesford, Parson of, 29
Williamson, John, 50, 53
Wilmerlegh, see Winmarleigh
WUpshire (Willipshire), 47, 165
Winckley (Winkley), Margaret, wife

of Richard de, 7, 109
Richard de, 4, 7, 109
Windle, 8

,, Manor of, 18
Windsor, Andrew, 159, 163, 164

,, Anthony, 164
Wingham, John, 97
Winmarleigh, 69, 85, 162, 170

Winstanley, Henry de, 68
„ Thomas de, 70

William, 127
Winter, Richard, 169

,, Roger, 43
Winwick, Richard de, 15, 58, 76, 85,

124

Winwick, Parson of, 70
Wisbeach, Richard de, 10, 59
Wiswall, Ralph de, 69
WiswaU, 100, 108, 157
Manor of, 42
Withington, 23, 77, 106
Witton, 94

Wodde, Wode, see Wood
Wodehouse, see Woodhouse
Wodeplumpton, see Woodplumpton
Woderofe, see Woodruff
Wolfall, 67

Wollelon, Wolton, see Woolton
Wolmere, Richard, 33
Wolston, see Woolston
Wolueton, Wolveton, see Woolton
Wood, Alice, wife of Richard de, 68
„ John, 171

, , Margery , wife of William del , 2
„ Richard de, 68
„ William del, 2, 138
Woodcock (Wodcok), Seth, 162

William, 155
Woodhouse, John de, 86

, , Margaret , w if e of Otwell ,

132

Otwell, 132

Woodplumpton (Wodeolumton), 7,
30, 79, 80, 165 n,
170

„ Manor of, 76, 85

Woodruff (Woderoue), Joan, wife of

Richard, 94
John, 174
„ Richard, 94

Robert, 82

Wooltton (Wolston), 34, 115, 132
Woolton, John de, 40, 76
Woolton, 52, 74, 88
Woolton, Much, 167

Little, 51, 167
Worsley (Workeslegh, Workesley,

Worslegh), Agnes de, 21
Agnes, wife of John de, 76
Alice, sister of Geoffrey de, 4
Arthur de, 84, 85
Ellen, wife of Ralph, 162,

163

Ellen, wife of Richard, 15
Ellen, wife of Robert, 171
Geoffrey de, 4
Sir Geoffrey de, 12, 56, 57
Henry, son of Henry de, 85
Henry, son of John de, 74

INDEX.

207

Worsley, John de, 68, 76
„ Katherine de, 76
„ Margaret, daughter of Jor-
dan de, 62, 66
,, Mary, wife of Sir Geoffrey

de, 4, 12, 56

„ . Nicholas de, 64, 68
Peter de, 127
Ralph, 162, 163
Richard de, 15, 68, 69
Robert de, 66, 171
,, Robert, son of William de,

66

„ Seth de, 106

Worsley (Workeslegh, Workesley), 21,
22, 24, 47, 62, 64, 139, 150
Manor of, 4, 12, 139, 150
Worsthorne, 53, 145
Worston, 151

Worthington (Worthyngton), Christo-
pher, 117, 168
,, Henry, son of Alan de,

58

„ Joan, wife of Christo-

pher, 117
Hugh, 115, 130
,, Richard de, 31

„ William de, 84

Worthington (Worthyngton), 28, 38
Wray (Wraa), 7
Wrennaw, John, 127
Wrennowe, William, 139
Wright (Wryght), Adam le, 33

., Margaret, wife of Adam le, 33
,, Thomas, 154
Wrightington (Wryhtyngton), Roger

de, 173 n

,, Thomas, 170

Wrightington (Wrstincton, Wright-

yngton), 25, 108, 160, 172, 173
Wrightson, Thomas le, 57
Wyan, see Wigan
Wygan, see Wigan
Wygan, see Wigan

Wylpshire, see Wilpshire

Wymmerlegh, see Winmarleigh

Wyn . . . , William de, 16

Wyn . . . , Agnes, wife of William
de, 16

Wyndesor, Wyndesore, see Windsor

Wyndhull, see Windle

Wynewyke, see Winwick

Wyngham, see Wingham

Wynkedelegh, Wynkedleye, Wynke-
lay, see Winckley

Wynkelayes Place, 109

Wynnarlegh, see Winmarleigh

Wynstahlegh, Wynstanley, see Win-
Stanley

Wyntir, see Winter

Wynwyk, see Winwick

Wyresdale, 126

Wyrmersley, see Winmarleigh

Wyse, Thomas le, 4, 56

Wysebeche, see Wisbeach

Wythington, see Withington

Wythur, Isabella, wife of William, 66
William, 66

Wythyngton, Wythynton, see Withing-
ton

Wytton, see Witton

Yate (Zate), Richard del, 127
Yealand Redmayne (Yeland Redman),

46,47
Young (Yong), John le, 33

,, Matilda, wife of John le, 33
Yorderawes, Margery, wife of Thomas

de, 17

,, Thomas de, 17

York, John de, 68

„ Richard, 169
York, 125
„ William, archbishop of, 131,140

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