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3. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 3

Date Range:
1359 - 1359
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Inquisition. Stamford (Northumberland) (manor). Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity, 33 Ed. III (1359). . Inquisition taken at Neuton near the sea before Thomas de Musco-Campo and Thomas Galoun, collectors of the aid granted to the king at the making of his eldest son a knight the Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity, 33 Ed. III, concerning the barony formerly John Vescont's in the villages of Staumford, Emyldon, Burton, Warndam, Grancestir and Dunstan, held of the king in capite for 3 knights' fees.

4. MS. Dodsworth 76, fol. 31

Date Range:
1300 - 1300
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Grant. Bickerton (Northumberland), Great Tosson (Northumberland). [c. 1300] (1300). . Indenture witnessing that Thomas, son of Hugh de Bykerton, lord of Bykerton, grants to Hugh his son, in free marriage with Alice, daughter of Sir Luke Tailleboys, lord of Heppehale, the whole of his land and meadow of Farmley in Bykerton with appurtenances ; and the said Sir Luke grants the service of multure due and accustomed to the mill of Great Tossan to Hugh and Alice his daughter and their heirs.

5. MS. Rolls Yorks. 2

Date Range:
1351 - 1352
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EMELDON, SHEPLEIGH, STANFORD, DONSTANBURGH, and PIKERING. The accounts of the provosts and recounts of the lordship of Pyckering, the barony of Emeldon with Donstanburgh, Burton, Shepeleye and Staunford, rendered to sir William de Blaby , one of the auditors of the lands of the Duke of Lancaster, for the year from Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 24 to Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 25 Edw. III. Four membranes.