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Buttercrambe etc. 1523 .

Skewsby, Whenby etc, Ayton Shield etc. 1656.

Pickering. 1520 .

Scarborough. 1795 .

Whitby. 1449 .

Whitby. 1452-1453 .

Arden. 1575 .

Arden. 1575 .

Arden. 1590 .

Arden. 1592 .

Arden. 1599 .

Hornby. 1578 .

Hovingham. 1717 .

Welbury. 1602 .

Helmsley. 1477 .

Appleby. 1661 .

Dunsley. 1657 .

Easingwold etc. 1657 .

Articles of agreement. Bedale. 1685.

Grant and Quitclaim. Wath (Yorkshire, North Riding). [c. 1250] (1250). . Grant and quitclaim of Adam de Novo Mercato [Newmarket] to William of Flanders [le Fleming, "Flandrensi"] all his right in two parts of the church of Wat. [Ralph de Normanville, knt., a witness, died in 1259.]

Grant. Scoreby (Yorkshire, North Riding) (manor), Stamford Bridge (Yorkshire, North Riding) (manor). Friday next after the Quindene of Easter, 1336 (1336). . Indenture witnessing that whereas Robert de Scorburg, kt., acknowledged in the king's court at York that he owed £1000 to be paid to Walter de Heselarton, kt., on the feast of Easter, 1343, the said Walter wills and grants for himself and heirs that if the said Robert convey to him and Eustachia his wife the manor of Scorreby and Staynfordbrigg at Easter aforesaid, then the bond for the said £1000 shall be void; with other conditions. Dated at Beverley.

Writ. Hilderskelfe (Yorkshire, North Riding), Ganthorpe (Yorkshire, North Riding). 3 January, 20 Ed. I (1292). . Writ from King Edward I to Simon de Grymmesby, escheator in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmorland, commanding him to pay, out of the lands of Ralph, late baron of Graistok, deceased, now in the king's hands, an annual rent of twenty marks, together with two robes and a saddle suitable for a knight (which said rent, robes and saddle were charged upon the manor of Hildreskelf held of John le Bygot, and certain other lands and tenements in Galinethorp held of Ralph de Nevill), to Thomas de Belton, knight, as with the arrears due to him. Dated at Kenilworth.

Writ. Westerdale Manor (Yorkshire, North Riding) (manor). 25 Feb., 10 Ed. [II] (1317). . Writ from King Edward II, to the sheriff of Warwick, reciting the inquisition on the death of Guy de Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, by which it was found that at his death he was seised in fee of the manor of Westerdale, a member of the barony of Castle Barnard, which said manor is alleged by John de Eure to be part of his barony of Stokesleye, and to have been in his possession ten weeks and more before the death of the said Guy; the said John having been dispossessed of the said manor by John le Irays, constable of Castle Barnard, the sheriff is commanded to make an inquiry into the said matters and to cite William la Zousche, who had married Alice, widow of the said Guy de Beauchamp, as the said manor had been assigned to her as dower. Dated at Clarendon.