Burstwick

(Manor)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-419	12 Jul 1401	Constance Wife Of Peter De Mauley The Sixth	Inquisition
19-88	04 Nov 1406	William Leche Of Newton	Inquisition
20-468	29 Oct 1415	Peter De Maulay	Inquisition
20-701	19 Mar 1418	George Salvan	Inquisition
21-293	01 Jul 1419	Katharine Widow Of Michael De La Pole, Earl Of Suffolk	Inquisition
23-89	03 Sep 1428	Fitzhugh, Elizabeth	Inquisition
23-542	06 Nov 1430	Ros, Thomas, Lord Ros Of Helmsley, Trusbutt, And Belvoir, Knight	Inquisition
24-702	16 Oct 1436	Richard Hastynges, Knight	Inquisition
25-238	18 Dec 1438	Anne, Countess Of Stafford	Inquisition	Burstwick, the manor with members, hamlets and app...
25-239	12 Jan 1439	Anne, Countess Of Stafford	Inquisition
25-240	None	Anne, Countess Of Stafford	Traverse

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Burstwick	In parish of
Burstwick, Advowson Of Chapel	Subentry
Yorkshire, East Riding	In county of

Extents and values

25-238

Total: 2640d, 14575d, (£11 // £60 14s. 7d.)
(Burstwick, )

There is the site in Burstwick, worth 40d. yearly

a park called South Park, worth 16s. 8d. above enclosure

a park called North Park, worth 100s. yearly

412 a., 3 roods, and 10 perches of arable, each acre worth 12d. yearly

313 a. meadow, each acre worth 22d. yearly

171 a. pasture, each acre worth 16d. yearly

Profits and perquisites of the court and wapentakes of the manor are worth 100s. yearly.

25-239

Total: 20d, 138d, (1s. 8d. // 11s. 6d.)
(Barrow upon Humber, Burstwick, )

2 messuages, worth 20d. yearly

2 bovates, each worth 3s. yearly

11 a. arable, each acre worth 6d. yearly.

25-239

Total: 248d, 112d, (£1 8d. // 9s. 4d.)
(Keelby, Burstwick, )

a toft, worth 8d. yearly

8 a. arable, each acre worth 2d. yearly

20 a. arable, each acre worth 3d. yearly

3 a. meadow, each acre worth 8d. yearly

2 a. pasture, each acre worth 6d. yearly

20s. assize rent from various free tenants, payable at the following feasts: Martinmas, 15s., and at the feast of St Andrew , Christmas, Midsummer, and Michaelmas, 5s., equally.