| Description | Parties:
1) Richarde Osbaldeston of York esquire
2) Henry Walker and John Bardge of Hunanby yeomen
Property: manor of Hunanby [Hunmanby]. Rectory, glebe and tithes of Hunanby, Muston, Righton, Wowldnewton Barton Dale, Folthrop, Filo Seadales, Fordon and Burton Fleming. (Reserving courts leet and baron and manorial incidents ; the right to Richard Osbaldeston to erect a wind cornmill on the premises, where he shall think fit; the advowson of the vicarage of Hunanby, Muston, Righton, Wold Newton, Norburton and Ergum; two little cottages 'now utterly decayed' adjoining the churchyard of Hunanby and four oxgangs (tenants named); boon days of Francis Coates a farmer of part of the manor; and the tithes of wool, lambs, corn and hay and the beastgates belonging to the premises in the year 1635)
Lessees to maintain the chancel windows of Hunanby church, the stalls of Richard Osbaldeston in the church, and the rectory house. William Whitfield, a farmer of part of the manor to pay 6s 8d yearly in lieu of his boons
See DDHU/9/45 |