| Description | Containing:
1) Reversions and rents of the following property (granted to tenants and by letters patent on dates, named in brackets): manor of Kayncham (Edward, Lord Dudley, 26 Sep 1541); Hall Field, moiety of pasture called the Estende of Backhouse Marr, the Longe Howse, Garden House and dovecote in Burstwick (John Goldwell, 19 Nov 1544); pasture called Newland and le Bridgeland, sheepcote called Westcote with closes called Westcotelands and Name Croft all in Kaingham Marshe [Keyingham Marsh] (William Awchon, 4 Mar 1545); moiety of fowling and fishing in lordship of Holderness (Robert Thurstan, 20 May 1546); Sheepcotes called Chesehousecote, and Wethercotes with le Cote Garrell in Northwestmarshe and le Crofts in Kayngham Marsh (Sir Ralph Ellarkar, 14 Jul 1546); sheepcote called Southcote in Little Humber (John Smythe, London, gentleman, by indenture of 9 Apr 1543, and James Cookeson by indenture of 6 Jul 1547); demesne lands of Skeffling (Gillcrofte, Newland, Owton Crofte, Oxland, Coteland, Paykells, Westlands, Fletts and Pletchers, and a windmill) (Robert Billott senior, 20 Dec 1547); closes called Est Osgotes and Westosgootes in Little Humber and windmill in Kayingham (Stephen Harrington, gentleman, Oct 1548); meadows called Thackers and all 'le Thakk and lez Flagges' and close called Thirtie Acres in Burstwick (John Bellowe, esquire, 29 Jan 1549); herbage and pannage of North Park, North close and a house called le Dayhouse (Thomas Alrede, esquire, 30 May 1550); Ravenshawe, Cowcrofte and 33 acres two and a half roods in Midlekarr in Burstwick (Richard Hempringham, gentleman, and John Bellowe, esquire, 1550-1551); Sheepcote called Southcote with a little house, closes called Inland and Outland, Westside, Southings, and Southokes and 20 acres in Kayngham Marshe (Ralph Constable, esquire, 12 Jun 1550); meadow in Estwier (Twyers in Preston), 17 acres ten perches meadow in Helpeholme and Lady Meadow near Southside in Burstwick (Henry Kirton and wife Joan, 16 Jun 1550); closes called Wrangland and Cowland in Burstwick (John Thurland 1550-1551); Estogates in Little Humber (John Adnett, 6 Jan 1552); Parrock Underwood in Burstwick (William Smythe, yeoman, John Lendsey, yeoman, John Settells, yeoman, 4 Feb 1551); pastures called Estholland and Westholland, close called Oxgrene and pasture called Newland in Little Humber (William Grymston, gentleman, 12 May 1551); Estforkerlez near the Southparke Pale in Burstwick (William Thorneton, 1551-1552); Leyfall Close in Preston fields by Maudlyn Hill near Hedon, four cartloads of wood from the South Park and five from the North Park of Burstwick, fishery of Kayngham Flete from Tunstall Cornock to the Humber, Bakhouse Marr in Kayngham, and Scot Parrock in le Parke Midlecare (Stephen Harrington, gentleman, 12 Jun 1551); 71 acres and 112 acres one rood on le England in Owthorne and Withernsey [Withernsea] (Richard Ferreis, chirurgeon, 19 Apr 1553); moiety of fowling in lordship of Holderness and fowling of lordship of Esington (Thomas Grynston, esquire, 29 May 1555); acreages and rents specified
2) Lordship and manor of Holderness; manors of Preston, Lelley Dike, Sprotley, Elstanwyke, Burton Pidsey, Skeclinge, Bunburstwyke, Kayngham, Owthorne, Wythornesey, Kylnesey, Esyngton, Skefflinge, Skipsey, Pauleflete, Hedon, Tunstall, Moys, Dounceley, Helpeston, Little Humber and Burstwyke; parks of Burstwyke; manors of Barrow and Torkesey, Lincolnshire; bailiwicks of Tunstall, Moyse, Dunceley and Helpestone; offices of escheator and coroner of Holderness; annual rent of £30 for fee farm of Hedon; all property sometime of Henry, Duke of Buckingham in such places and in Olran [Ulrome], Holmeton [Holmpton], Dringhowe [Dringhoe], Ottringham, Holome [Hollym], Donnyngton, Wexham [Waxham], Aldeburghe and Merflete in Holderness, and in Barrowe, Ormesby, Parva Coots, Osgodby, Sereby, Keilby, Carington and Kirmyngton in Lincolnshire
Original dated 6 Feb 1558 |