446
Writ.
‡
4 Nov. 1407
[Gaunstede].
WESTMORLAND.
Inquisition
[indented].
Kendal.
6 Oct. 1408. [
Louthre].
Jurors:
Thomas son of Walter de (or ‘of’) Stirkeland;
Richard
de
Bellyngham
;
Richard
Roose
;
John
de
Layburn
;
John
de
Redemane
;
William
Garnet
;
Richard
Pierson
;
Richard
Cayrous
;
John
del
Chambre
;
Richard
Gilpyne
;
John
Ca...us
; and
Robert
de
Dokwra
junior.
He held one quarter of the manor of Kendal in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by the service of a quarter of a knight’s fee, annual value £40.
The following held of him:
John
Pykeryng
, son and heir of Thomas Pykeryng, the manor of Killington by knight service and a rent of 6s.7d. payable by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas, annual value 100s.
James Pykeryng, 2 tenements in Helsington and Levens, paying 1d. at the same terms, annual value beyond that 20s.
John
de
Lancastre
of Brampton
, the manor of Strickland Roger, paying 26s.11 1/2d., beyond that 40s.
Richard de Restwald, the manor of Little Strickland, paying 24s.8d., beyond that 40s.
Rowland de Grisedale, 1 tenement and 10 a. in Strickland Ketel, paying 4s., beyond that 5s.
Hugh
Ward
and Lawrence de Berdwyke, 2 tenements in Strickland Ketel, paying 4s. and 1 lb. wax, beyond that 8s.
Rowland de Grisedale, 1 tenement and 12 a. in the hamlet of Bradleyfield, paying 5d., beyond that 3s.4d.
Hugh Ward, 2 tenements and 20 a. in Bradleyfield, paying 1/4 lb. pepper, beyond that 3s.4d.
Richard Gilpyne, the hamlet of Ullthwaite, paying 3s.6d., beyond that 20s.
Thomas
de
Burgh, chaplain
, 1 tenement and 6 a. in Strickland Ketel, paying 1/2 lb. cumin, beyond that 4s.; and 2 tenements and 20 a. in the hamlet of Tranthwaite, paying 7s.3d. and 1 lb. cumin, beyond that 10s.
Thomas
de
Bethome
, son of
John
de
Bethome, knight
, and John de Berdwyke, the manor of Burton, paying 31s., beyond that 100s.
Margaret, widow of Roger de Levens, 3 tenements and 40 a. in the hamlet of Likebergh, paying 23d., beyond that 4s.
William de Stirkeland, 1 tenement and 6 a. in Strickland Ketel, paying 9s.6d., beyond that 6s.
John de Berdwyke, 6 tenements and 60 a. in the hamlet of Stainton, paying 4d., beyond that 40s.
Robert
de
Leyburn, knight
, son and heir of
Thomas
de
Leyburn, knight
, and of Joan wife of Thomas, the manor of Cunswick, paying 1/2 lb. cumin, beyond that 100s.; 2 tenements in the hamlet of Bradleyfield, paying 1 lb. pepper, beyond that 20s.; and 3 tenements and 20 a. arable and meadow in the hamlet of Sleddale, paying 1 sparrowhawk or 12d. on 1 Aug., beyond that 40s.
John de Wyndesore, 4 tenements and 40 a. arable and meadow in the hamlet of Haverbrack, paying 2s. by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas, beyond that 20s.; and half the hamlet of Dillicar, paying 4s., beyond that 20s.
Henry de Guype, 6 tenements and 40 a. in the hamlet of Crook, paying 3s., beyond that 20s.
John
de
Croft, knight
, the manor of Leighton, paying 1 sparrowhawk or 12d. on 1 Aug., beyond that 20s.
William de Whityngton, 1 tenement and 6 a. in the hamlet of Crook, paying 18d., beyond that 2s.; and William de Walton, 1 tenement and 6 a. there, paying 12d., beyond that 3s.
John
de
Burgh
, son and heir of Richard de Burgh, 2 tenements and 20 a. in Strickland Ketel, paying 3s.8d, beyond that 20s.
Henry
Ulleythorne, senior
, the manor of Middleton, paying 27s., beyond that 20s.; and
Henry
Ulleythorne, junior
, 6 a. in Middleton, paying 1d., beyond that 6s.
Adam Cade, 1 tenement and 6 a. in Middleton, paying 10d., beyond that 6s.
Richard de Bellyngeham, 4 tenements and 40 a. arable and meadow in Strickland Ketel, paying 8s.10d., beyond that 20s.
Alan
de
Penyngton, knight
, and
John
de
Lamplugh, knight
, the manor of Preston Richard by knight service, annual value 100s.
William
de
Haybergh
, kinsman and heir of William de Haybergh, 1 tenement and 6 a. in the hamlet of Crook by knight service, annual value 6s.
Adam Bourebank, 1 tenement and 20 a. in Barton, paying 27s.10d., annual value beyond that 4s.
Stephen de Cottesford, 3 tenements and 40 a. arable and meadow in Melkinthorpe by knight service, annual value 20s.
In Kendal: Richard Cayrons, 3 burgages, paying 15d. by equal parts at Whitsun and Martinmas and suit of court every three weeks, annual value beyond that 2s.; and Robert de Burgh, 5 burgages there, paying 19d. at the same, beyond that 40d.
The following held 1 burgage in Kendal (except as otherwise stated), each paying the rent shown, with the annual value of the burgage beyond the rent:
William
de
Osmunderlawe
4d., 8d.; Thomas, son of
Thomas
de
Roos
, 3d., 6d.;
Emma
de
Halbank
3d., 9d.;
Hugh
Ward
3d., 12d.;
Adam
de
Tedaer
3d., 12d.;
John
de
Wyndesore
6d., 12d.;
Thomas
de
Levens
3d., 12d.;
John
de
Roos
, formerly, 11d., 12d.; Thomas Clerk, 2 burgages, 8d., 2s.;
Thomas
Hubard
3d., 12d.;
Richard
Mercer, chaplain
, 3d., 12d.;
Richard
Robynson
3d., 12d.;
John
Bell
and Christine his wife in her right, 2 burgages, 12d., 12d.;
John
Bakster
4d., 12d.;
William
Alexanderman
and Joan his wife in her right 2 1/2d., 12d.;
John
de
Warton
2 1/2d., 12d.; Robert de Siggiswyk, 2 burgages, 6d., 2s.;
Hugh
Gylewhene
4d., 12d.;
Rowland
de
Grisedale
3d., 12d.;
Alice
de
Burgh
4d., 12d.;
Richard
Clerkson
3d., 12d.;
Robert
de
Levens
4d., 12d.;
Hugh
Ward
1d., 6d.;
Robert
Marshall
2d., 8d.;
Sybil
de
Levens
1d., 8d.;
Robert
Thomlynson
1d., 8d.;
Agnes
de
Otteway
2d., 8d.;
William
Taillour
2d., 8d.;
John
de
Dokwra
2d., 12d.;
John
Hogeson, chaplain
, 3d., 10d.;
Adam
Warrener
9d., 2s.;
Thomas
Rowkane
4 1/2d., 12d.;
John
Dogeson
1 1/2d., 12d.;
Robert
de
Dokwra
23 1/2d., 4s.; and
Hugh
Ward
and
Nicholas
Robynson
1 rose at
Midsummer, 6d.
John
de
Par
also held the advowson of the hospital of St. Leonard by Kendal, extending at 40s.
He died on 25 July last .
Thomas
de
Par
is his son and heir, aged 2 years and more.
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