| Description | Parties:
1) Edmund, abbot, and convent of the abbey of St Mary of York
2) Christopher Stapleton, Wyhall [Wighill?], esquire
Property: tithes of demesnes of Newton Kyme super Wherff sometime of Fulk the seneschal, which Phillip de Kyme afterwards gave to the abbey, namely of the manor house of Newton with le Halgarth, a mill now wasted if it shall be rebuilt, lez Fishehekes; and in specified lands perambulated by Brother Thomas Spolford, bursar and [plumber?] 'plumbior' of the abbey, with William Baker, William Alkoke, Robert Barker, John Grene, and John Hugh husbandmen, William Michell, William Garford, William Stevenson and Henry Lumby, grassmen, tenants and inhabitants of Newton (mentions le Burghefeld, le Burghflatt, lez Knollez, lez Knowl, Shorteblandlandes, Langbladlandes, Adamanegraff, the Moorfeld, le Bargette Yatte, lez Myddelfurlanges, the Dogcroft, the Stanehilles, Rudgate, Nether and Over Wallwrays, Smawsdall, the Wharelfeld, Smawsflatt, Smawshowse, the Layrlandes, Halflatt, Myddelcastelhowse, Oldequarell, Overcastellows, Conyngartheflatt, Jaketrodes, Mylneflatt, Bondhenge, Brydgacr, Colstanacr, Oxhenhengacr, the Wenge, Towerhenge, le Cawker, le Gryppes, le Clerkbank, and le Garres)
Consideration: 30s rent |