| Description | Hawise, Countess of Albermarle to Fulk de Oyri: after making her fine with King John for her lands, property: all suits of the wapentake; castle guards and tolls; free passage of the Humber ("Umbria"); free warren throughout his lands at Dudigt (Dunnington) of the fee of the Knights Templar; the right to take greyhounds through her lands in Holderness and run them there, taking a hare or two ("unum leporem vel duos") "but this shall be by view of my warrener" Witnesses: John de Melsa Geoffrey de -----, Robert the Constable, Geoffrey de Hesilton, Fulk de le Hide, John de Stapisle, John de Tulneya. |