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William Felter, Doctor of Decrees, of the church of York , testifies after examination consequent upon an archiepiscopal visitation that Boulton ought to hold the churches of Kildewyk, Preston, Horwode, and Skypton, with the chapel of Carletone, to their own use. 26 Nov. 1441.

Carlton.. Peter fitz-Grent gives the advowson of Karelton, with two bovates of land in K⟨arelton⟩ , and two bovates of land in Lotheriesdene with tofts (tochtis) and with common rights (‘et cum communitate ville’) in wood and plain, to S. Mary’s Bochelton, in free, for the soul of Everard his grandfather, &c. Witnesses: Robert the chaplain of Skipton , Mauger de Gisleburn , Adam the clerk of K⟨arelton⟩ , and Alexander the parson of K⟨arelton⟩ , and Everard his heir, and William his brother, and Aufras his brother, and Walter his brother, and Henry his brother, and Hugh de Suttune , and William Favel , Helte de Estbi . ⟨c. 1160–c. 1180.⟩

Carlton.. Everard fitz-Peter Grent, lord of Carletone , quit-claims to Boulton Abbey all his right in the advowson of C⟨arletone⟩ and the lands appurtenant, according to his father’s charter. The prior &c. will mention him in their prayers. Witnesses: John de Estone , William de Hebbedene , William de Farenhile , William fitz-Eduuard , Richard the chaplain , William de Somervil , Roger the clerk. ⟨c. 1230–c. 1250.⟩

Carlton.. Thomas de Alta Ripa , son and heir of John de Alta Ripa quitclaims to Boulton Abbey all his right in the advowson &c. of C. Witnesses: Sirs Robert de Plumpton , Roberg de Steveton , John Gilot , Henry de Kighelay , knights, John de Farnhil , William de Cesterhunt , Richard Tempest , William of York , Everard Fauuel . ⟨c. 1290.⟩

Carlton.. Seventeenth century transcript of letters of William, abp. of York , endowing the chapel of Carleton which is assessed at 12 marks a year, with a vicarage house, small tithes, and one mark a year. Given at Cawode. ⟨30 June⟩1311.