| Description | Containing:
1) Admission, 26 Oct 1504:
Parties: William Lownsdale, York, tanner, brother and heir of John Lownsdale, York, tanner, son and heir of William Lownsdale, York, tanner, on death of John Lownsdale
Property: messuage
Consideration: £120
2) Admission, 5 Nov 1492:
Parties:
1) John Lownsdale, son and heir of William Lownsdale, York, tanner, and wife Isabella
Property: newly built messuage
3) Surrender to uses of wills of William Lownsdayll, York, barker, and wife Alice, 5 Nov 1487
Property: as in 2)
4) Quitclaim, 6 Sep 1482:
Parties:
1) Joan Chauncey, widow, son John Chauncey, Pocklington
2) William Lonesdale, York, citizen and cordwainer
Property: ruined house he has bought of them [site of 2)?]
Consideration: six marks
Witnesses: John Mekylfeld, Robert Bocher, Thomas Burgh
5) Surrender and admission, 13 Jun 1425:
Parties:
1) William Chauncy, Pokelynton [Pocklington]
2) his son William Chauncy
Property: messuage [as 4)?]
6) Quitclaim, 31 Mar 1424:
Parties:
1) Thomas Storwayht, Pokelyngton [Pocklington]
2) William Chauncey, Pokelyngton
Property: 9 marks due to Dom William Pelham in respect of a house
7) Bond in 100s, 17 Nov 1479:
Parties:
1) Joan Chauncey, widow, son John Chauncey, Pocklington
2) William Lonesdale, York, citizen and cordwainer
Property: livery as house [as 4)?] |