The History of the Parishes of Sherburn and CawoodW. B. Bellerby, printer, 1865 - 179 ページ |
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... Henry de Mileford , executors of William de Langton , late dean of York . July 24th , 1290 - A bond for 40 marks to Sir John de Reygate . He was a commis- sioner of array in Yorkshire in 1300 , and was made bailiff of Sherburn on the ...
... Henry de Mileford , executors of William de Langton , late dean of York . July 24th , 1290 - A bond for 40 marks to Sir John de Reygate . He was a commis- sioner of array in Yorkshire in 1300 , and was made bailiff of Sherburn on the ...
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... Sir Gilbert de Ayton , married Isabel , daughter of Henry Lord Percy , but left no issue . See accounts of the family in Frost's " Notices of Hull . " THE MANOR . HE manor of Sherburn has been subjected. OF SHERBURN . 15.
... Sir Gilbert de Ayton , married Isabel , daughter of Henry Lord Percy , but left no issue . See accounts of the family in Frost's " Notices of Hull . " THE MANOR . HE manor of Sherburn has been subjected. OF SHERBURN . 15.
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... Henry VIII . , Edward , Archbishop of York , demised this manor unto Anthony Hammond , of Scarthingwell , for the term of 30 years , at £ 25 per annum , rent . By inden- ture made " the syxthe day of February , in the syxe and thyrte ...
... Henry VIII . , Edward , Archbishop of York , demised this manor unto Anthony Hammond , of Scarthingwell , for the term of 30 years , at £ 25 per annum , rent . By inden- ture made " the syxthe day of February , in the syxe and thyrte ...
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... Henry 111 , 1223 . Dominus rex concessit W. Ebor , Archiepiscopo quod habet usque ad etatem suam unum mercatum singulis septimanis per diem Mercur ' apud manerium suum de Shireburn ; et quod habeat usque ad etatem suam unum mercatum ...
... Henry 111 , 1223 . Dominus rex concessit W. Ebor , Archiepiscopo quod habet usque ad etatem suam unum mercatum singulis septimanis per diem Mercur ' apud manerium suum de Shireburn ; et quod habeat usque ad etatem suam unum mercatum ...
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... Henry III . , the tenants of the crown , and all who had the physical power to enforce their unjust demands , appropriated to themselves whatever their avarice coveted . The crown , its authority being weakened by the incapacity of the ...
... Henry III . , the tenants of the crown , and all who had the physical power to enforce their unjust demands , appropriated to themselves whatever their avarice coveted . The crown , its authority being weakened by the incapacity of the ...
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Aberford acres of land acres of meadow Adam Almighty appears Archbishop of York Barkeston barons belonging Birkin bishop body buried carucates Cawood Castle chapel church of Sherburn church of Wistow churchwardens county of York court daughter death died Dominus Earl Ebor Edward Edward II Elmete England erected EVERINGHAM Fairfax Fenton Foljambe Francis free warren Gascoigne giving his soul heir held Henry Hewley hospital Huddleston iiij Isabel issue John de Cawood July King king's knight Knight's fee Lord March married Mary master messuages Micklefield Milford Mountaigne Newthorpe Ouse Ouse and Derwent parish church parish of Sherburn Parliament ploughs Pontefract poor possessed prebend prebendary queen rent Reygate Richard Robert royal Royalists Ryther Saints Saxton Selby Sherburn Church Sherburn-in-Elmete Sir Thomas Sir William Steeton Tadcaster town township trustees tythe vicar of Sherburn vicarage Walter de Gray wife William Hungate Wistow yearly Yorkshire
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156 ページ - Acres;) and that the Committee had gone through the Bill, and made several Amendments thereunto; which they had directed him to report to the House ; and he read the Report in...
48 ページ - St. Mary and All Saints, and her body to be buried in the quire where her husband lyeth, in the Parish Church of Sherburn.
116 ページ - He wrote against popery, and embraced it; he was a zealous opposer of the court, and a sacrifice for it...
120 ページ - Douglas, who was blind, bid them set him by one of the party, and he would make sure of one. So he was set next the earl of Dumfries...
158 ページ - Hadst thou faith as a grain of mustard seed, thou wouldst say to this Mountain (at the same time laying his hand on his breast), be removed, and be cast into the sea (see).
131 ページ - He orders his body to be buried in the chancel of the parish church of St.
36 ページ - While the Yorkists were advancing to the charge, there happened a great fall of snow, which, driving full in the faces of their enemies, blinded them; and this advantage was improved by a stratagem of Lord Falconberg's.
130 ページ - Mary, and All Saints ; and his body to be buried in the church of All Saints, of Harwod.