| Description | Includes details of and reciting :
1) Inquisitions Post Mortem relating to William Greene of Filey gentleman (father of Dame Elizabeth). He died 22 Jul 1605, having been married to Grace daughter of John Harrison of Rudston. Elizabeth his sole daughter and heiress being then aged 1 year and 7 months, 3 Oct 1605
Property: rectories of Filey, Wilstrope and Atwick. Messuage, 4 oxgangs and a close in Harpham; capital messuage, 5 messuages, land, and tithes of grain in Whorham in le Streete. Land in Wilstrope, Awburne, Camaby, Bridlington, 1 Apr 1606
2) Grant of hardship and carriage of Elizabeth to Charles Pratt gent, 12 Aug 1606
3) Lease of two thirds of the premises to Charles Pratt during the minority of Elizabeth, 13 Nov 1606
4) Assignment of Wardship and carriage and of the lease, by Charles Pratt to Thomas Centers gentleman, 12 Nov 1606
5) That Thomas Coniers allowed William Weycoe gentleman continue occupation of the said two thirds of the premises at undervalue, who committed great wastes there
6) That Thomas Coniers recovered possession of the premises from William Weycoe after a long suit in the Court of Wards and Liveries
7) That Thomas Coniers, being possessed of wards of the premises and Sir Roger Davill (who married Grace widow of William Greene and mother of Elizabeth.), being possessed of the other one third in right of his wife, assigned to William Weycoe the manor and rectory of Wilstrope during the minority of Elizabeth, subject to a rent of £80 to Thomas Coniers, 14 Feb 1616
8) Assignment of hardship of Elizabeth by Thomas Coniers to Sir John Buck (who married her 'shortly after'), 7 Jun 1616
9) That William Weycoe having obtained custody of the deeds of the premises now refuses to pay rent of £80 and has committed great wastes, 7 Jun 1619 |
| CustodialHistory | Documents presented 16 Oct 1972 |