MS. Dodsworth 76, fols. 56-64, item n

Ledger, grants. York, Benedictine abbey of St. Mary. [temp. Ed. I] (1307). . Nine leaves from an old ledger book of the church of St. Mary, York (formerly in Hatton library), of which the last four, written by a second hand, are numbered by a 15th cent. hand, 55, 56, 59, 60, having several grants entered upon them, including: (n) Richard, son of Thomas de Middelton, grants to the church and monks of St. Mary, York, in frankalmoigne, two bovates of land with appurtenances in the village of Kneton, viz. those two bovates which belonged to Ralph, son of Hore, with toft and croft pertaining to the same ; likewise he gave to the same monks 3 acres of land in addition, viz. two acres near 'Gamelesthorne' and one in 'Walewrtis' which were the said Ralph's ; and the whole of the other land he has of the lordship of 'Walewrtis', and the toft and croft which were William Flagellator's, and three acres of land which he has in the lordship near 'Gamelthorn', lying near the before-named two acres of the said Ralph's, on either side of the king's way towards the east, and the whole of the land which he had in demesne in a certain culture called 'Lynacredale', and one toft in the village of Kneton with the croft which were Uxyng Gering's.