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. Hessle (Yorkshire, East Riding), Tranby (Yorkshire, East Riding), Kirk Ella (Yorkshire, East Riding), Swanland (Yorkshire, East Riding). [c. 1270-1280] (1280). . Grant from Osmund de Stutevile, rector of Cotingham, to John 'nutrito meo' the whole of his land and tenement with appurtenances which he had by the gift and sale of Saer de Hesel, son of William de Sutton, kt. [see his Inquisition post mortem of 1268], in the villages and territories of Hesel, Traneby, Elvesle, and Swaneslund, with buildings, windmill, etc. [Sir Saer de Sutton, a witness, was dead in 1292].

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.

Sale relating to the grant of 30,000 sacks of wool, 1341. Yorkshire, North Riding () (county), Yorkshire, East Riding () (county), York (Yorkshire, East Riding). 18 July, 15 Ed. III (1341). . Indenture made between King Edward III of the one part, and William de Acastre, John Goldbeter, and William de Skelton of the other part, concerning the sale to them of 411 sacks and a half of the wool collected in the Northtrithyng and Estrithyng of Yorkshire, and in the city of York, in pursuance of a grant of 30,000 sacks given to the king by the Parliament held at Westminster the Quinzaine of Easter last past; at the price of 16 marks a sack. Dated at London (French).

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.

Grant. Coulton (Yorkshire, North Riding) (manor), South Holme (Yorkshire, North Riding) (manor). Thursday next before Palm Sunday, 17 Rich. II. (1394). . Two deeds by which Brian Stapilton, Thomas Colvill, David de . . . if, John de Pykeryng, William de Sproxton, and Robert de . . . grant their manors of Caul[ton?] and Southolme in Ridale to Alice de Kirkeby, which manors they had by feoffment of Thomas de Etton of Gilling. Dated at Southolme (contemporary copies; mutilated).

Grant. Eske (Yorkshire, East Riding) (manor), Burnsall (Yorkshire, West Riding), Conistone (Yorkshire, West Riding), Hebden Moorside (Yorkshire, West Riding), Hetton (Yorkshire, West Riding), Thorpe (Yorkshire, West Riding). Pentecost, 14 Ed. I (1286). . Grant from William, son and heir of William de Eboraco, kt., to Amand de Surdeval and Cecilia his wife, mother of the said William, his wife for dower, four bovates of land and three tofts in Esk with five serfs their chattels and belongings, together with the first gift of the moiety of the church of Brennesale in Craven, which Sir Richard de Knol had by gift of the said William's father in exchange for her dower in Craven, viz. in Coningstone, Hebbedenne, Brennesale, Heton, and in Thorp, saving certain serfs and lands to the said Amand and Cecilia, subject to an annual rent of 2s. 6d. to the said William, and a rent of 6s. to the lady Alicia la Chaumberlenk.

Grant, power of attorney. Gate Burton (Lincolnshire), Lea (Lincolnshire), Temple Hurst (Yorkshire, West Riding), East and West Retford (Nottinghamshire), Rampton (Nottinghamshire), Littleborough ferry (Nottinghamshire). 1 September, 4 Hen. IV (1403). . Grant from John, lord Darcy of Menell, to Sir John de Melton, kt., Thomas Clarell, esq., John de Moore, rector of Beghton, Thomas Mapirlay, Robert Plomley, Elias de Blyth, and John Daunay, all lands and tenements, rents, etc., which were William Mortoyn's, in the villages of Gatburton and Lee, or elsewhere within the county of Lincoln, and in Hyrst, in the county of York, and in the villages of Retford in le Cley and Rampton, in the county of Nottingham, together with the whole of the ferry (cum toto passagio) beyond the Trent, called Lytylburgh fery. Dated at Gatburton. Subjoined is the power of attorney to Nicholas Daunay and John Grayne to deliver seisin to the said parties of the lands, etc. enumerated in the preceding charter. Dated at Gatburton on the same day as the grant (contemporary copy).

Letters patent, licence in mortmain. East Witton (Yorkshire, North Riding), Over Ellington (Yorkshire, North Riding), High and Low Hutton Hang (Yorkshire, North Riding). 1 Ed. [III] (1328). . Letters patent, dated at Westminster, granting to the abbot of Jorevall a licence in mortmain to hold six messuages, one bovate, and 23 acres of land with appurtenances in Est Witton, Overelyngton, and Hoton-hang in the county of York, given by William de Thornton, vicar of Est Wytton, for providing a chaplain to celebrate daily in the church of B. M. of Jorevall for ever (mutilated).

List of tenants, mandate (writ, summons). Peverel, honour (Nottinghamshire), Tickhill, honour (Yorkshire, West Riding), Leicester, honour (Leicestershire). [n.d., 1236?] (1236). . List of crown tenants in the Honours of Peverell, of Nottingham, Tykehull, and Leicestre, with a mandate addressed to Fulk de Cancellis, to cause them to be summoned to Winchester the Sunday next before Midlent, with horses and arms, for service with the king or with whomsoever he shall send them; with notes of those who did not attend. The Tykehull list is crossed out.

Final concord. Burgh Hall (Cambridgeshire) (manor), Burrough with Brettons (Cambridgeshire) (manor), Burrough Green (Cambridgeshire), Walton (Yorkshire, West Riding) (manor), Cawthorne (Yorkshire, West Riding) (manor), Mirfield (Yorkshire, West Riding), High Hoyland (Yorkshire, West Riding), Kirkheaton (Yorkshire, West Riding), Somerton (Suffolk). [between 1383-88] (1388). . Final concord made at [...[ [...] Ric. II, between Thomas de Arundel, bp. of Ely, Robert de Welughby de Eresby, Sir John Playse, kt., Sir Richard de Waldegrave, kt., Sir Robert Haward, kt., Sir John Dengayn, kt., Sir John Wylton, kt., John Brunne, James de Grancestre, William Scot, John Topclif, William Notton, William Hore, and William Sandale, clerk, plaintiffs, and Sir John de Burgh, defendant, concerning the manors of Burghhalle in Swafham-Bulbek, and Burgh, with the advowson of the church of the same village of Burgh, in the county of Cambridge, and of the manors of Walton and Calthorne, and of the advowsons of the churches of Mirfelde, Heghholand, and Heton, in the county of York, and of the manor and advowson of Somerton, in the county of Suffolk, acknowledged by the defendant to be the right of the plaintiffs, for which recognition he received one thousand marks of silver. Mutilated at the beginning.

Licence in mortmain. Hemsworth (Yorkshire, West Riding). Licence in mortmain granted by K. Ed. III to Simon de Balderston for the foundation of a chantry in the church of Hymelesworth, endowed with a messuage, toft, 51 1/2 acres of land, 4 1/2 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood, and 23s. annual rent in Hymelesworth, Hyndeley, Kynneslay, Thorp Audelyn, South Elmesale, and Osset. Dated at Redyng (contemporary copy).

Power of attorney. Blacktoft (Yorkshire, East Riding). 20 August, 12 Rich. II (1388). . Power of attorney from Gerard de Ufflete, kt, Gerard Sothill, John Kirkeby, and Thomas Spenser to Gilbert de Lincoln and Thomas Sandale to deliver seisin to Richard, son of Robert Haunsard, kt., and Joan his wife, of the manor of Blaktoft.

Agreement. Yorkshire (county). 1 August, 6 Ed. IV (1466). . Indenture made between Richard Welles, Lord Willoughby, knt., on the one part, and Robert Waterton, knight on the other, witnesses that whereas a grant has been made to Robert Flemmyng, dean of Lincoln, Thomas Dymmok, kt., and others, of the manors, lands, and tenements in the co. of York, which late they had with Lyon, late Lord Welles, kt., Walter Calverley, and Richard Waterton, of the demise of Gilbert Lee, Raynald Tynley, and Thomas Elys, to hold the same to them and their assigns for ever, nevertheless the said Richard Welles shall take one hundred marks yearly from the said manors, etc., until 27 obligations shall be fully paid (English).

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: a mutilated grant from Henry [son of Swane of Denby, of all his lands in Denby] [1191 x 1194]

Cartulary, Quitclaim. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (a) Jordan, son of Henry de Deneby, quit-claims to the abbot and monks of Bellalanda one pound of cummin for the carucate of land given to them by him in frankalmoigne together with his brother Simon: ?witness Henry de Redd[...], sheriff of York. [Denby] [1209 x 1212]

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (b) Symon, son of Henry de Deneby, grants with the consent of his brother Jordan to the abbey of Bellalanda one carucate of land in Deneby [Denby] which Henry his father gave to him; paying annually two shillings. [1190 x 1198]

Cartulary, Confirmation in frankalmoign, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (c) Ralph de Nonavill confirms to the church and monks of Bellalanda in frankalmoigne, those donations made by Henry son of [Simon?] and William, son of Osbert, in Deneby [Denby].

Cartulary, Quitclaim. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (d) Jordan, son of Henry de Deneby, quit-claims to the monks of Bellalanda two pounds of pepper which they were annually accustomed to pay unto him for one carucate of land given by him and his brother Simon in Deneby [Denby] and a bovate in Alretun [Allerton]. [before 1219]

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (g) Jordan de Flockton grants to the monks of Bell' a sufficient way from Benetley as far as to Deneby [Denby] [before 1218].

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (h) Sir Michael de Brertwysell, kt., grants to the monks of Bell' 2s. annual farm which he bought of William de Flockton for the way from Benteley to Deneby [Denby] [1260].

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). . Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (i) William de Deneby grants to the monks of Bell' his culture of 'Haukinsclif' [near Denby?] in exchange for a culture lying near the bounds of Flockton [c. 1220].

Cartulary, Grant. Byland, Cistercian abbey. Towards the end of the 13th century (1300). Leaf from a closely-written chartulary of the abbey of Bellalanda, containing copies of documents, mostly barely legible, including: (k) William de Deneby by his chirograph made in 1220 granted to the monks of Bell' common of pasture in Deneby [Denby]. 1220.

Grant. Hatterboard (Yorkshire, North Riding). Sunday next after the feast of St. William, 1339 (1339). . Indenture (caled "indentate", but not indented) witnessing that Sir William Bruys, kt., grants to Sir Alexander de Bergh, kt., the whole of his land in the village and territory of Haterbergh, paying annually to the said William and his heirs 13s 4d. Dated at Haterbergh, near Scardeburgh.