‹ E-CIPM 20-67: JOHN HOTHOME, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

He held half the manor of Staveley with lands, rents and services in the hamlets of Sad Gill, Reston, Hugill, Grasmere, Skelsmergh and Langdales in his demesne as of fee of the king as a half of a 3rd part of a 3rd part of a half of 3 parts of a 4th part of half a barony, annual values, the half manor 40s., the rents etc. 10 marks.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee:

Scorbrough, the manor, of John the king’s brother of the manor of Topcliffe by knight service, annual value 40s.

Lund, a free farm of 42s. 7 1/2d. from the manor, 2 a. and a half of a 3rd part of 2 bovates, annual value 40d., both also of the king’s brother.

Thorpe and Lockington, lands and tenements, of Peter de Malo Lacu by knight service, annual value 50s.

Hutton Cranswick, Seaton and Birdsall, lands and tenements, of the same Peter by knight service, annual value 40s.

Marton, the manor, of Master John Prophete, clerk, prebendary of Bugthorpe by a rent of 13s.4d., annual value 4 marks.

Kirk Ella, lands and tenements, of the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England by knight service, annual value 30s.

Beverley, lands and tenements, of the archbishop of York by a rent of 15d., annual value 40d.

Holme upon Spaldingmoor, a waste place, of the heir of Marmaduke Constabill by knight service, annual value 4d.

Lockington, lands and tenements, of Robert Manfeld, provost of Beverley , by knight service, annual value 3s.

Easthorpe, a rent of 12d. from 3 bovates, of John the king’s brother by knight service of the manor of Topcliffe.

Whixley and Garrowby, half a knight’s fee, now held by Edmund Kilnewyk, knight , and Thomas Bank , of the king in chief as a 15th part of half of 3 parts of a 4th part of a barony, formerly of Peter Bruys III , annual value 50s. when it occurs.

Lowthorp, advowson of the collegiate church, 40s.

Beverley, advowson of the chantry in the chapel of St. Giles, and of the chantry of St. Nicholas, annual values 20s. and 30s.

Holdings

He held of the king in chief: the advowson of Warton, extending at 20 marks jointly with Robert Pedwardyne, knight , John presenting at the next vacancy, and Robert at the following; a 4th part of the advowson of the abbey of Cockersand, the temporalities extending at £20; and the homage and services of the heirs of William de Stodagh for a tenement there; a rent of 3s.4d. for the homage and services of Richard Cayrons , for various tenements in Asthwaite and elsewhere; a rent of 4s.4d. for the homage and services of the heirs of Byghtwayte who hold various tenements; and a rent of 20d. for 1 a. called ‘Salteracre’ held by William son of Thomas, annual value 8d.

All this acre, lands, tenements, rents, homages and advowsons are appurtenances of half the manor of Staveley in Westmorland, which half was a 6th part of a 4th part of the manor of Kendal, assigned to him as his part of the manor and held as a half of a 3rd part of a 3rd part of half of 3 parts of a 4th part of half a barony.