Weaverthorpe

(Manor)
(Manor)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM Date Inquisition subject Document type Holding
21-13814 Apr 1419George Brewes, EsquireInquisitionHe held the manor of Weaverthorpe in his demesne a...
23-55131 Jan 1431Brounflete, Thomas, ChevalierInquisitionWeaverthorpe, the manor. There is the manorial sit...
26-40914 Jun 1446Hugh Cokesey, KnightInquisitionWeaverthorpe, the manor, annual value 10 marks, he...
21-13814 Apr 1419George Brewes, EsquireInquisitionHe held the manor of Weaverthorpe in his demesne a...
23-55131 Jan 1431Brounflete, Thomas, ChevalierInquisitionWeaverthorpe, the manor. There is the manorial sit...
26-40914 Jun 1446Hugh Cokesey, KnightInquisitionWeaverthorpe, the manor, annual value 10 marks, he...

Related places

Place name Relationship
WeaverthorpeIn parish of
WeaverthorpeIn parish of
Yorkshire, East RidingIn county of
Yorkshire, East RidingIn county of

Extents and values

21-138

Total: 2400d, (£10 )
(Weaverthorpe, )

23-551

Total: 738d, 600d, (£3 1s. 6d. // £2 10s. )
(Weaverthorpe, )

site, worth 18d. yearly

300 a. land and meadow in demesne, annual value 50s., demised to various tenants-at-will, each acre worth 2d. yearly

a several pasture called ‘le Burhowe’ that lies on ‘le Wald’, containing 100 a. land by estimate, worth 10s. yearly.

21-138

Total: 2400d, (£10 )
(Weaverthorpe, )

23-551

Total: 738d, 600d, (£3 1s. 6d. // £2 10s. )
(Weaverthorpe, )

site, worth 18d. yearly

300 a. land and meadow in demesne, annual value 50s., demised to various tenants-at-will, each acre worth 2d. yearly

a several pasture called ‘le Burhowe’ that lies on ‘le Wald’, containing 100 a. land by estimate, worth 10s. yearly.

Value variation

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