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Charter (indented) witnessing that John de Euer quit-claims to the abbot and convent of Rievall all his right and claim in the puture of the forester or his servant, for their lands and tenements in Westerdale, also he releases the said abbot and convent of homage for the lands and tenements held of the said John in Little Brocton, Kyrkeby, and Clyveland. Dated at Ryevall on the octave of St. John the Bapt., 1302.

KIRKEBY. John de Kyrkeby surrenders to Sir John de Eure, kt., his lord, all the tenements which he has in the village of Kyrkeby in Clyveland. (c. 1305.) .

John de Kyrkeby, senior, grants to John de Euere the homage and service of his tenants of Kirkby, in number 15, amongst whom are the prior of Hexhldesham, the prioress of Basdale, and the abbot of Rieval. Dated at Inggelby the Wednesday next before the feast of St. John the Baptist, 1302.

John de Euere grants and confirms to John de Kirkeby, senior, 3s. 11¼d. annual rent from two bovates of land in Kirkeby, which Hugh son of Alan de Kirkeby holds. Dated at Inggelby the Wednesday next before the feast of St. John Bapt., 1302.

William de Thozmotby , son and heir of the late Robert deThormotby , confirms to Margaret, daughter of John de Kyrkeby , for a sum of money paid to the heirs, one toft and croft in the village of Kyrkeby which is called Bulloko toft; to hold for 30 years from Monday before ... 1304, and after 30 years to be held for a yearly rent of 5s. Defaced.

John de Kyrkeby remits and quit-claims to sir John de Euer all right and claim in 3s. 11½d. annual rents, which the said sir John was bound to pay to him annually; also all right to a messuage called Kackaytoft and a bovate of land, called Kockayoxegange, all in the village of Kirkeby. Dated at Engleby near Grenehowe, the Sunday next before the feast of St. Gregory, Pope, 1306.

John de Kyrkeby, near Stokesley , grants to Margaret his daughter a messuage with land and meadows near the cemetary of the church of St Augustine in the village of Kirkeby, and 5s. of annual rent. Dated ... after the feast of All Saints, 1308.

William, son of Robert de Thormotby , remits and quit-claims to sir John de Eure , all right which he has in a toft, croft, and bovate of land in Kirkeby in Cliveland, which are called Cokkaitoft, Cokkaicroft, and Cokkaioxgang. Dated at Kirkeby, 13 August, 7th Ed. II.

Margaret, daughter of John de Kirkeby , remits and quit-claims to sir John de Eure , her lord, all right in one toft and croft in the village of Kirkeby called Bullokstoft. Dated at Ingilby, 31st May, 8 Ed. II.