‹ E-CIPM 19-991: PHILIPPA DUCHESS OF IRELAND ›

Canfield is held of the king in chief as one knight’s fee, annual value £53 6s.8d.;

Downham and the rent in Tilbury, parcel of the manor, also of the king in chief as half a fee, annual value £18;

and the third part of Prayors and Bourehall of the earl of March , service unknown, annual value £6.

The king granted Richard de Veer that he should have livery of the manor of Kensington without proving his age, as above. He granted it to Philippa on 16 Jan. 1407 on the same condition as above. It is held of the king in chief as half a knight’s fee, annual value £30.

annual values, Thornton in Lonsdale manor and advowson £10,

Middleton Tyas 60s.

and Kneeton 40s.

Philippa widow of Robert de Vere, duke of Ireland , and daughter of Ingram lord de Coucy and Isabel his wife, held in fee tail by the grant of Richard II on 18 May 1399 half the manor of Kendal with its members, of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value £120.

John de Bethome held the manor of Beetham of her by homage, fealty and a rent of 32s., annual value 100s.,

… the manor of Farleton, 26s.8d., 40s.;

William de Wyndesore the manors of … of Kendal …, £12;

Richard de Redemane, knight , the manors of Levens and Lupton, 26s.8d., …;

the same Richard half the hamlet of Whinfell, 8s.2d., …;

William de Dahytyngton and Alice widow of Thomas Warde various tenements in Middleton formerly of Thomas Adamson … 6s.8d.;

Ralph Lasc… …burn, 30s., 100s.;

John de Moryceby the manor of Hutton Roof … 60s.;

D …various tenements in ‘Kirketal’ … 20s.;

John de …ouredale various tenements in Hutton Roof … £6;

Rowland Vaux and the prior of … in Thrimby … 5 marks;

Richard de Bellyngeham various tenements in Strickland Ketel … 30s.;

Robert de Stirkeland … 8d., 5s.;

Robert de Dokwra various tenements in Kendal 2s., 5s.;

John Bray 1 tenement in Strickland Ketel, 3s.4d. …;

John Swaynson 1 tenement in Crosthwaite called Hubbersty Head, 18d., …;

[Alan de] Penyngton, knight, the manor of Little Langdale … 40s.;

Richard de Banewithryg 1 tenement in Grasmere, 1d., 3s.4d.;

…ton … in Strickland Ketel, 5s., …;

Hugh Ward 1 tenement in Bowston, 2d., 3s.4d.;

the same Hugh … in Strickland Ketel … 12d.;

John de Stirkeland of Brundrigg 1 tenement in Strickland Ketel formerly of Rowland de Patton , 4 1/2d., 4s.;

the same John 2 other tenements in the same, rent of 1 root of ginger, 8d.;

John de Wynster 1 tenement in Winster Thwaites in Strickland Ketel, rent of 1/2 lb. cumin at Martinmas, …;

Robert Philipson 1 tenement in the same, rent of 1/2 lb. cumin, 5s.;

the abbot of Cockersand 1 tenement called ‘Lyndowes’ in the same, 1/2d., 12s.;

… tenement called Aldfield in the same, 2d., 3s.;

William de Derley tenements called Likbergh in the same, 8d., …;

… Dokwra a tenement in the vill of ‘Thornewinghall’ … 2s.;

William de Weshyng 1/2 a. in ‘le Whiterodyng’, 1/2d., 6d.;

Alan de Penyngton and John de Lamplugh , knights, lands and tenements in Stainton, 1d., 5s.;

John de Berwyke, senior , lands and tenements in the same, 12d., 10s.;

… tenements in Rigmaden, rent of 3 barbed arrows, 40s.;

William Thornburgh, tenements in Sleddale …;

… tenements in Hutton Roof, 3s.4d., 21s.8d.;

and Thomas de Tunstall, knight , lands and tenements in Kirkby Lonsdale, 12d., …

Grasmere, taxed at £10,

the chapel of Windermere at 100s.,

the chapel of St. Mary below Lake Windermere with lands called Monkbarrow and other lands 20s.,

and the chapel of Casterton called ‘Colnekilne chapell’ and lands 13s.4d.

Richard Roose formerly held tenements in Bannisdale of Philippa, which were once held by Margaret wife of Roger of Lancastre by homage, fealty and a rent of 2s., annual value 100s. Now Richard entirely disclaims these holdings but why is unknown.

In Kendal Adam Mercer held 1 burgage of Philippa by a rent of 2d. payable by equal parts at Whitsun and Martinmas and suit of court there every 3 weeks, annual value 12d. Similarly the following held of her the number of burgages shown by suit of court and rent, with annual values given: Robert de Dokwra 4, 2s., 6s.; Richard de Bellyngeham … 19d., 10s.; James de Pykeryng 1, 15d., 12s.4d.; John Colynson 7, 19 1/2d., 20s.; Robert de Stirkeland 2 … 12s.; Robert de Burgh 5, 21d., 13s.4d.; William de Levens 1, …; Robert de Birkenhed 1, 4d., 2s.; Robert Lord 6, 19d., 10s.; Thomas Dawenay 6 with ‘les Bothes’, 3s.10d., 40s.; Roger de Wynter 1 … 6s.; Adam Warenner 2, 2s.6d., 13s.4d.; Thomas de Mansergh 2, 1 1/4d., 2s.; Adam Fattyng, chaplain , 3, 14d., 10s.; William Jepson 1, 1/2d., 2s.; John de Dokwra 1, 8d., 6s.8d.; John del Watere 1, 3d., 3s.4d.; John de Wyndesore 1, 3d., 3s.; Roger de Rothewell 2, 5d., 4s.; William Barnet 1, … 5s.; Nicholas de Eskheved in right of Margaret his wife 1, 23d., 12s.; Thomas de Kendale son of Richard Walker 5, 4s.10d., 24s.; Thomas de Sleddale … 5d., 10s.; John de Hallewod … 10 1/2d., 20s.; John de Preston 2, 5 1/2d., 10s.; Robert de Brigges 1, 1 1/2d., 3s.; John Milner 1, … 4s.; Thomas Litster 1, 12d., 10s.; John son of Richard de Burgh 2, 12d., 6s.; John del Brigges 1, 17d., 6s.2d.; John de Staynbanke 1, 3d., 3s.; Hugh Gilwhene 1, 1 1/2d., 11d.; John Roos 1, 3d., 3s. All are held in chief of the manor of Kendal.