YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Lund.
7 July 1445. [
Hothom].
Jurors:
Thomas
Scott
of Etton;
William
Clyff
of North Cave or South Cave;
Robert
Burton
of Cherry Burton
or Bishop Burton;
Roger
Newark
of ?South Dalton;
John
Ulsehowe
of North Newbald or South Newbald;
Robert
Downay
of Hotham;
John
Crosse
of North Cave or South Cave;
Thomas
Everyngham
of Sancton
;
Peter
att
Welle of Anlaby
;
William
Warde
of Lockington;
William
Threhows
of Hotham; and
Thomas
Ellerker
of North Cave or South Cave.
He held the following in demesne as of fee tail, by grant of Elizabeth, lady Botreaux to
Ralph
Botreaux
her son, Maud his wife, and the heirs of the body of Ralph, with remainder to
John
Botreaux
named in the writ and the heirs of his body. The charter was
shown to the jurors. By virtue of the grant Ralph was seised in demesne as of fee tail, and Maud in demesne as of free tenement. Maud died, and Ralph held the manor by right of survivorship. Afterwards he died without heir of his body. After his death John entered the manor as in the remainder and was seised in demesne as of fee tail. He had issue: Anne, now wife of
John
Lysle, knight
, and died. After his death the manor descended to Anne as daughter and heir by virtue of the grant.
Lund, the manor, with appurtenant knights’ fees and advowsons, viz. alternate presentations to the churches of Hinderwell and ?Watton (Warton), annual value
£20, held of
Henry, earl of Northumberland
, by knight service.
He died on 25 March last. The above Anne, the wife of
John
Lysle
, is his daughter and next heir, aged 24 and more.
[Head:] Delivered to court on 30 July 1445.