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Holdings

Assigned in dower from all the lands of Edmund:

Menethorpe: One third of a third part of the lands which he held jointly with Richard Waterton and Constance his wife, annual value 13s.4d.; all the houses at the … end of the hall of the chief messuage of ‘Swynton’ with free ingress and egress; a ‘baye’ with the ‘auteshote’ at the east end of the great barn called ‘Cornebarne’; a ‘baye’ at the north end called ‘la Heybarne’; a house called ‘le smythyhous’; and a house called ‘le stables’ to the north with free ingress and egress.

Part of the demesne lands: 5 a. in ‘Wynnykfild’ to the north; 7 a. at the ‘crossebuttys’ in 2 pieces of 4 a. and 3 a.; 6 a. on ‘Sparoweclyff’ to the north; 3 a. and ‘yenge’ at ‘Brokebank’ to the north; 4 a. and ‘yenge’ at ‘Brokewell’; 2 a. at ‘Longe Gelowe’; 2 a. at ‘Shorte Gelowe’; 1 a. at ‘Glyntre’; 5 a. together above ‘Mowsewre’ to the south; 3 a. together above ‘Longebarnestoke’; 2 a. in ‘le Halthe’; 2 a. in ‘le Clyff’; 2 a. meadow at ‘Overwynshley’ to the south; and 1/2 a. meadow at ‘Kylnerthbrigges’ to the east; which lands William Culburn holds by a rent of 17s.4d.

Rents: 2 1/2d. from a messuage and land which John Hunte holds; 2s.10d. from a messuage of Alice Lawton ; 2 1/2d. from a messuage of Robert Mersser ; 18d. from the heir of William Busshell ; 20s. from … bovates held by Roger Colburn ; 7s. from 1 messuage and 1/2 bovate held by John Godley ; and … a. of wood lying together at the east end of ‘Shawe’.