| Description | /1 Grant
Parties:
1) Nicholas Cockerell of Beverley
2) William, son of John de Ake of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Friday after St Peter Advinculi [4 Aug] 1320
/2 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) Nicholas Cockerell of Beverley
2) William, son of John de Ake of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Monday after St Peter advinculi [4 Aug] 1320
/3 Grant [reddidisse, concessisse, et confirmasse]
Parties:
1) John, son of John Cokerel
2) William, son of John de Ake
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Sunday beforeSt Margaret the Virgin [14 Jul] 1331
/4 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) John, son of John Cokerel
2) William, son of John de Ake
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Wednesday after St Mary Magadalene [24 Jul] 1331
/5 Grant
Parties:
1) William, son of John de Ake of Lokyngton [Lockington]
2) William de Dalton of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Monday before St Laurence [8 Aug] 1345
/6 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) William, son of John de Ake of Lokyngton [Lockington]
2) William de Dalton of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Dated: Saturday before the Nativity of St John the Baptist [21 Jun] 1348
/7 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) John Warton of Beverley esquire, John Birdlyngton of Beverley, chaplain, and John Benyngholme, chaplain
2) William Dalton of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
1 Jan 4 Henry V [1416/17]
/8 Grant
Parties:
1) William Dalton, son an heir of William Dalton Beverley, merchant
2) John de Lyndale, son and heir of John de Lyndale of North Burton near Beverley esquire
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
14 Mar 4 Henry V [1416/17]
/9 Grant
Parties:
1) John de Lyndale, son and heir of JOhn de Lyndale of North Burton near Beverley esquire
2) William Dalton, son and heir of William de Dalton of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
With exceptions as described
15 Mar 4 Henry V [1416/17]
/10 Counterpart to 13/9
/11 Grant
Parties:
1) John de Lyndale, son and heir of John de Lyndale of North Burton near Beverley esquire
2) William Dalton, son and heir of William de Dalton of Beverley, merchant
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
Consideration: yearly rent of 36s 4d issuing from property within precincts of 13/1
/12 Quitclaim [sursum reddidisse et confirmasse]
Parties:
1) William Dalton, son and heir of William Dalton of Beverley, merchant
2) Margaret Lyndale, wife and executor of John
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
6 Jun 1422
/13 Quitcalim
Parties:
1) William Dalton son and heir of William Dalton of Beverley, merchant
2) John Elton of Everynghame, gentleman, Alice his wife and Walter Gode
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
11 Jun 1422
/14 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) Philip de London of Bessewyk, William Cotyngham of Beverley, chaplain and John Dannce of Byschopburton
2) John Elton, Alice his wife and Walter Gode
Property: Capital messuage in le Crossegarth [adjoining Fischemarketmoregate to the south], Beverley
29 Jul 1422
/15 Grant
Parties:
1) Thomas Saltmersh
2) John Elton of Everynghame, Alice his wife and Walter Gude, chaplain
Property: piece of land called Crossegarthes [dimensions, and names of occupants of adjoining land given]
Dated: Thursday after Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary [10 Dec] 1422
/16 Grant
Parties:
1) Thomas Saltmersh
2) John Elton of Everynghame, Alice his wife and Walter Gude, chaplain
Yearly rent of 40s issuing out of five messugaes and gardens near Crossegarthes, Beverley
Dated: Thursday after Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary (10 Dec) 1422
/17 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) Walter Gude of Beverley, chaplain
2) John Elton of Beverley, gentleman and Alice his wife
Propert: in Crossegarthes, Beverley
10 Feb 1429
/18 Grant
Parties:
1) John Elton of Beverley, gentleman and Alice his wife
2) Walter Gude and Thomas Sprotely of Beverley, chaplains
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
20 Aug 1433
/19 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) John Elton of Beverley, gentleman and Alice his wife
2) Walter Gude and Thomas Sprotely of Beverley, chaplains
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
23 Aug 1433
/20 Lease for 4 years
Parties:
1) Walter Gude and Thomas Sprotely, chaplains
2) John Elton of Beverley, gentleman and Alice his wife
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
25 Aug 11 Hen VI (1433)
/21 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) William Dalton of Beverley, chaplain, son and heir William Dalton of Beverley gentleman, deceased
2) Thomas Sprotely of Beverley, chaplain
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
25 Feb 27 Hen VI (1448/9)
/22 Quitclaim
Parties:
1) Thomas Sprotley of Beverley, chaplain
2) Thomas Menskip of Beverley, clerk
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
5 Jul 31 Henry VI (1453)
/23 Grant
Parties:
1) Robert Prokter, chaplain
2) Thomas Mynskip of Beverley
Property: capital messuage called les Crossegarthes
21 Sep 9 Edward IV (1469)
/24 Counterpart to 23
/25 Latters patent
Parties:
1) Henry VII
2) the 12 Governors of the town of Beverley
Regarding the messuage and 'les Crosgarthes' in Beverley
19 Jun 16 Henry VII (1501)
/26 Receipt of Edward Mynskypp, gentleman for £35 received of the Governors of Beverley [named] for the capital messuage in 'les Crosgarthes'
25 Jun 16 Henry VII (1501)
/27 Deed of Exchange
Parties:
1) Edward Mynskyp, gentleman, Kateryn his wife, Thomas Otter, squire, and Elizabeth his wife
2) the 12 Keepers and Burgesses of Beverley [named]
Property: 'Chief messe' in Crossegarthes, Beverley, in exchange for a close of pasture in Beverley called the Tong, adjoining the Bekend on the north and the Watter of Hull on the east, and 110 marks
19 Nov 16 Henry VII (1500)
/28 Grant
Parties:
1) Edward Mynskyp, gentleman, Kateryn his wife, Thomas Otter, squire, and Elizabeth his wife
2) the 12 Keepers and Burgesses of Beverley [named]
Property: 'Chief messe' in Crossegarthes, Beverley, in exchange for a close of pasture in Beverley called the Tong, adjoining the Bekend on the north and the Watter of Hull on the east, and 110 marks
20 Nov 16 Henry VII (1500) |