NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY RECORD OFFICE

DescriptionIngleton Manor : transcripts of court rolls c. 1692 - 1804

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This transcription made in 2017 is copyright J. Sykes, A. Webster, P.Robinson, J. Price and M. Slater. Some few names are difficult to readand may have been read in error.

It seems that a copy of Court Records was made in the late 1800sjudging from the copperplate handwriting, perhaps by a Steward of theCourt, using earlier documents now perhaps lost. The sequence isincomplete, the following records being taken from the imagescontained in book form.

Boundary description 1754Customs of the Manor as in 34 Elizabeth (1591, 1592)Court Baron 1 December 1692Court Baron 1 December 1698Court 11 August 1704Court Baron 6 December 1704Court Baron 1 December ?Court Baron and Customary Court 11 August 1708Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1708Court Baron and Customary Court 11 August 1709Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1709Court Baron and Customary Court 1710Court Baron and Customary Court1 December 1710

Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1711Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1712Court Baron and Customary Court 11 August 1713Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1713Court Baron and Customary Court 11 August 1715Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1715Court Baron and Customary Court 1 December 1718

Court Baron 11 August 1749Court Baron 1 December 1749Special Court Baron 13 December 1749Special Court Baron 5 February 1750Court Baron 11 August 1750Court Baron 1 December 1750Court Baron 12 August 1751Court Baron 2 December 1751Special Court Baron 17 April 1752

Henry Bouch was Lord of the Manor during 1692-1713.Thomas Parker was Lord of the Manor during 1715-1718.John Parker was Lord of the Manor during 1749-1752.

The Boundaries of the Manor ofIngleton in the West Riding of the Countyof York rid on Friday the twentieth day ofSeptember one thousand seven hundred fiftyand four pursuant to Notices before publishedin the several Parish Churches within andnext adjoining to the said Manor byEdward Parker Esquire Lord thereof accompaniedby the several persons whose Names arehereto subscribed.

Beginning where Thornton River called Doe runs into and meetsIngleton River called Greet so down said River unto Parks on an oldWatercourse there to the River again so down said River and thenwestward by Guyholme to Greeta Gill and up said Greeta Gill toSharps House and through part of it and on Best Beck by JohnHowson's of Gill on the East Side of Ravens Close to the RiverWenning and so up said River to Mill Air and on the south side of theFence in said Mill Air to the River again and up the same to Eska Beckand Eska Lane by the backside of Eska House to the Boundary stoneon Beckwith down Beckwith Sike to the River Wenning so up saidRiver to Meer Gill and up same to the Common called Bentham Moorto the Graystone on Whitestone Green on the East Side of Threap Haw

to the Road leading between Bentham and Settle and on the same toSandy Fore by the Double Ditch to Goat Gap and on the East Sidethereof up a Rivulet running cross to the Highway to Blindfield Welland so on Blakebank by the Fence on the West Side thereof to theCommon and so straight up to a hurdle of Stones on the Gray Scarrand to the Goad Dub and from thence upwards to a hurdle of Stonesupon Green Plate so to Guy Sike head and to the hurdle of Stones onLittle Ingleburrow and on the East Side of Limestone Side and CrossIngleburrow down Fair Weather Sike to Meer Gill down same to BoldHaw and up the River Weese to the Chapel and on Weather CoatClough and by the Gill Head to the Stone in the Mire up a Clough inEllerbeck Ground and by a Gill to the Top of Whernside then to theHole in the Fell End so to Brockaslack in a direct Line to the StandingStone through Green Barn to Ravenwray and then down the River Doewhere it runs into and meets Ingleton River where Began

Edwd Foxcroft Will: CarusWill: Guy Wm Turner Carus Steward of the CourtRobt Hodgson Robt SmithChris: Waller James LundRichd Balderstone Robert RichardsonJohn Oddie John LuckasWm Bhis mark Bryan Chrs OddieRichard Beamond Leonard HerdRobert Smith Joseph ShawJohn Fhis mark Foxcroft Richard BraynesThos Topham Miles DixonJohn Craven

Manor of Ingleton in theWest Riding of the County of York

Customs of the Manor of Ingleton

Mr Carrs observations who has been Steward of thesaid Court for 17 years and who has been acquainted withthe Customs thereof (blank) years his Father having beenSteward thereof for many years

By a Decree in the 34th

year of the Reign of QueenElizabeth between the thenLord and the Tenants of the

said Manor the Customs weredecreed as follows.

Rents. Two Years Lords rent )is paid by every Tenant )at the end of every seven )Years by three equal )payments in the manners )following 1

3 of 2 years rent )in 1831 and 1

3 of Do in 1832 ) This is correctthen in 1833. 34. 35 & 36. )the usual rents only will )be received and in 1837 the )first payment of the )running Fine as it is )called and so on )

A Lords rent is paid by )every Tenant within the ) This is correct and shouldManor in addition to the ) the 11th August or 1st Decr.above which is paid by ) fall on a Sunday it hastwo equal payments at ) been customary to hold thethe usual Court days viz: ) Court on the followingthe 11th Augt and 1st ) day.December in each year. )

A Green fine of 1d is )paid by each Tenant at ) This is correctLawrencemas and a Boon )by some at Andersmas. )

15 years annual rent is )paid to the Lords for a )fine on every alienation )or change of Tenant other ) This is correctthan the Child or next Heirs )7 Years rent is paid for )a fine by the next Heir of )any Tenant on his admission.

1 years Lords ) A Tack Penny is paid ) Mr Carr has no recollectionRent on death ) at the change of Lord ) of this Payment ever havingof Tenant ) or Tenant. ) been made since he knew any

) thing of the Manor.

Widows are entitled to one )third of the Customary )Lands of which their ) This Mr Carr believesHusbands die seized paying ) to be correctone third of Rent )

The Custody of Heirs )within age to belong to )the Mother and if no ) Mr Carr believes this toMother to such person as ) be correct. but refers toancestor shall appoint or ) the Decree.otherwise to the next of Kin )to whom the Customary )Property cannot descend. )

Customary Estates descend )to the next Heir Male of )the Body of deceased Tenant )and the Heirs Male of such )Issue Male and failing )them to the eldest of the Heirs ) The like Answerfemale and to the Heirs )Male of such Issue female )and for default of such Issue )to the next of Kin of the )nearest Blood of such Tenant )so deceased and of his Heirs )for ever. )

It is lawful for Tenants to )grant alien or sell his or their )several Tenements with the ) Mr Carr believes thisAppurts by Deed Will or Sur. ) to be correct.to any Persons whomsoever which)Deed or Will must be presented )at next Court )

The Tenants to have Botes ) Mr Carr does not know that this) privelege has ever been exercised) during his recollection.

Hartley & Dudgeon's furtherobservations

Is the Husband of a Wife ) Mr Carr believes thisdying seized allowed ) to be correct

his Curtesy? ) but cannot speak with certainty) if he had no Issue.

No Deed we suppose is necessary)to Trustees to the use off Will ) No.as in Austwick. )

Is there any particular form ) Mr Carr has generally adheredin admitting, is it necessary ) to the Customary Formthat the conveying party and ) Perhaps strictly thethe Party to whom the Property ) parties might be requiredis conveyed should attend the ) to attend but it has not been usualCourt on admittance? ) to do so In most cases however the

) Execution of the Conveyance has) been required to be proved by a) subscribing Witness but with

Exceptions

Is Homage done to the Lord ) No other Homage than payingby Party admitted? ) the Fine on Admission.

We suppose Husband and )Wife can convey Wifes Property ) Yesshe being solely examined. )

Can Husband Mortgage or convey) Mr Carr believes so, though hehis own Property without Wifes ) cannot speak with certainty asconsent & free of Dower? we ) to Dowersuppose he can. )

Messrs Hartley & Dudgeons obsn

correct.

Can Property in this Manor be ) Mr Carr does not recollect anentailed and if so, how barred? ) instance to enable him to answer

) this Queryby conveyance or reconveyance ) satisfactorily but he believes the

) same Custom) to prevail as in the Manor of) Austwick in) similar Cases.

Is the Steward appointed by )Parol, or is a Deputation ) By Deputation.made out, we do not find )Mr Carr has had one. )

The Manor of Ingleton December the first in theyears 1692

in the County of York The Court Baron holden forhis Worshipful Henry BouchEsquire Lord of the saidManor of Ingleton

Descents and Alienationsfound by the Jury asfolloweth.

Imp.1 We find by Alienation from Anthony Armitstead unto RobertClarke his Son in Law and Jennet Clarke his Daughter of all his rightand title of one Fire house and one Stable and one Garden adjoining toit the same being in Ingleton as by the said Deed may more at largeappear and of the yearly rent of two pence.

Item 2 We find an Alienation by Deed from Alice Lamb unto ThomasWalker the younger of Moregarth of all her right and title of one Parcelof Arable and Meadow ground commonly called Blacke Buts being byestimation half an Acre be the same more or less. Likewise parcel ofArable and Meadow ground lying on the said Blayke Buts being byestimation one Rood be the same more or less both the said Parcels ofground adjoining to the said Thomas Walker and being in theTownfield of Ingleton as by the said Deed may more at large appearand the yearly rent of five pence.

Item 3 We find an Alienation by Surrender from Edward Craven andEllen his Wife unto Thomas Walker of Moregarth the elder andLeonard Walker his Son of all their right and title to one parcel ofArable and Meadow ground called Fishber head Land Also one Closeof Meadow ground called Fishbot Close. Also one parcel of Groundcalled Moorelands Land. Also one little dale or parcel of Ground beingMeadow Ground lying overthwarth the ends of Moorelands landsalong by Fishpot Close end and in the Townfield of Ingleton as by thesaid Surrender doth more or less at large appear and of the yearly rentof nine pence.

Item 4 We find Alienation by Surrender from Edward Craven andEllen his Wife unto Thomas Walker the younger ofMoregarth of all their right and title of one parcel of Arableand Meadow ground called Millalands Land also one parcelof Arable and meadow ground called Fishpot Land also onelittle Close of Meadow ground called Winewarth close Alsofive swathes or shafts lying on short Thornber also oneParrock called the over Parrock also one little nook of oneOrchard adjoining to the parrock of Thomas Walker theelder all within the Townfield of Ingleton and further wefind that it is agreed by and betwixt the said Edward Cravenand Thomas Walker the elder and Thomas the younger thatthe said Thomas Walkers and their heirs and assigns shallhave and make their common usual way through the abovementioned little nook of the Orchard up unto Fishber endand so along to Fishber ancient way and the said ThomasWalkers to make all the fence betwixt the moor yet andFishber end of their own proper cost charges as by the saidSurrender doth more at large appear and being of the yearlyrent of three pence farthing.

Item 5 We find an Alienation by Surrender by way of exchangefrom Thomas Walker the elder and Thomas Walker theyounger unto Edward Craven of all their right and title offour swathes or shafts lying on Long Thornber also one daleof Meadow ground called the acre end also one little dale ofmeadow ground lying in a place called Pinderring also fourSwathes or Shafts being on the north side of Long Thornberand also we find an Alienation by the said Surrender fromThomas Walker the elder and Thomas Walker the youngerunto Edward Craven of all their right and title of thatancient way which leads off the Moor into the Parrock ofThomas Walker the elder and also of that way which leadsfrom their Dwelling house and barn into the lower part ofthe field and the said Thomas Walker the elder and ThomasWalker younger is to make a way and hinge of Peat at theirown Barn end to run off the moor into their own Parrockand not to use any other way henceforth as by the saidSurrender doth more at large appear and the yearly rent ofone farthing.

Item 6 We find an Alienation by Surrender from John Rowth andElizabeth his Wife and Alice Seward unto Margaret Knipeof all their right and title of one Fire house and one littlegarden lying at the Backside of the house and being inIngleton as by the said Surrender doth more at large appear

and the yearly rent of one penny half penny.

Item 7 We find an Alienation by Surrender from WilliamCraven unto Robert Balderston of all his right and title ofTwo parcels of Arable and Meadow ground lying on a placecalled Orabada the one adjoining to the ground of RobertBalderston and the other adjoining to the ground of JohnCockin both parcels by estimation one Rood be they moreor less . Also one hempland adjoining to the ground ofThomas Clarke also one close of meadow ground called theRishdale and adjoining to the ground of Henry Bouch Esqr

being by estimation one Rood be the same more or less asby the said Surrender doth more at large appear and theyearly rent of two pence farthing

8 We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Clarkeand Jane Clarke his Mother unto Thomas Redmaine of oneDwelling house one Barn one Outhouse or Stable twogardens one Orchard or grassgarth one parcel of groundwhether it be arable or meadow adjoining the saidgrassgarth or orchard and commonly called the Croft Landand being by estimation Three Roods be the same more orless as by the said Deed doth more at large appear being ofthe yearly rent of three shillings sixpence.

9 We find an Alienation by Deed from John RidmanWollin Webster unto Richard Balderstone of all his Rightand Title of one Close called Rutfeels close being byestimation Three Acres be the same more or less Also oneparcel of arable and meadow ground called the Black Buttsbeing by estimation half an Acre be the same more or lessAlso one parcel called the Morts well close adjoining to theabovesaid Close And being of the yearly rent of oneshilling.

10 We find a Descent from Agnes Proctor to ElizabethWillfore of all her right and title of Tennant right within theManor or Lordship of Ingleton being of the yearly rent ofhalfpenny.

We fine all non Appearances 4d.

Christopher Waller Richard WilkinsonRichard Walker Richard BaulderstoneChr Jackson Leonard HirdRobert Richardson John Brinnan

Chr Chirnbecke Will. LambJohn Armitstead Robert WilkinsonLeonard Procter

The Court Baron of Henry Bouch Esqr holden 1st Decr. 1698Before Edward Foxcroft Gent Steward

The Names of the Jury

Chrr. Waller Robert RichardsonJohn Armitstead Thos. RedmanJohn Cocking Michael Redman

JuratThos. Richardson Wm. FreckletonWm. Remington John Herd

Stephen Sutton Robert Wilkinson

A pain laid by the Lord of the Manor aforesaid that no Tenant orOccupier of any Lands and Tenements within the said Manor Do atany time hereafter grind any Corn or Grain at any other Mill than theLords Mill situate within the aforesaid Manor upon pain of everyperson offending as aforesaid to forfeit for every Default 6s 8d.

The Manor August the 11th 1704

of Ingleton At this Court holden forHenry Bouch Esqr Lord ofthe Manor of Ingleton.

Descents and Alienations as followeth

Imps We find a descent by Will from Christopher Waller Unto hisSon Myles Waller of all his right and title of all those Closes andParcels of Arable and Meadow ground Commonly called GuyonIngs and Butts Close with one house standing thereon being byestimation Two acres and a half be the same more or less as thesaid Will may more at large appear and of the yearly rent of twoshillings farthing.

It.2 We find a descent by Will from Christopher Waller Unto histwo Sons John Waller and Joseph Waller of all his right and title of allthose Sleights Closes lying and being on the North side of a doubleditch adjoining to Colecots Pasture being by estimation five acres.Also Three Cattle gates or Beast grasses in Colecotes Close as the saidWill may more at large appear and of the yearly rent of ten pence old

rent and one shilling six pence new rent.

It.3 We find a descent by Will from Christopher Waller UntoRebecca Waller his daughter of all his right and title of five Roods inBotten be the same more or less Also one Close called Botten ing andone dale or parcel of ground adjoining at the north end of the same inthe Town field being by Estimation half an Acre of Meadow ground asthe said Will may more at large appear and of the yearly rent of oneshilling and eleven pence.

It.4 We find a descent by Will from Christopher Waller Unto hisSon Thomas Waller of all his right and title of all these Slights Closesbeing on the South side of a double ditch being by estimation six acresof arable and meadow ground and also six Roods of arable andmeadow ground lying in Yalesber bank and also one acre of arable andmeadow ground lying on the north Side of Yalesber bank as the saidwill may more at large appear and of the yearly rent of three Shillingseleven pence.

It.5 We find an Alienation by Surrender from Mary Webster UntoRobert Carker of all her right and title of one Parcel of Arable andMeadow ground lying betwixt the ground of Alice Lambe on the oneside and Ann Stoule on the other side commonly called the four beckLand being by Estimation Ten fall be it more or less as the saidSurrender may more at Large appear and of the yearly rent of onehalfpenny.

It.6 We find an Alienation by Surrender from Thomas Richardsonunto Robert Parker and his Heirs of one parcel of Meadow groundcalled Thackmire head containing one fall or thereabouts and of theyearly rent of one farthing.

It.7 We find an Alienation by Surrender from William Witton untoAgnes Walker and her heirs or Assigns of all his right and title of oneparcel of ground lying at the West end of the hellbrow which parcelwas lately inclosed and adjoining to the upper end of Mr. Bouch parkbeing by estimation a rood be it more or less and of the yearly rent ofone halfpenny.

It.8 We find an Alienation by Surrender from Mary Wilkinson untoEdward Sanders and his Heirs and Assigns of all her right and title ofone Close of Arable and Meadow Ground and commonly calledRoucke Croft being by estimation Three Roods be it more or less withall Gardens and House steads as the said Surrender will more at largeappear and of the yearly rent of three shillings three pence half penny.

It.9 We find an Alienation by a Mortgage Deed from Gilbert Barberunto Edward Braithwaite of all his right and title of one Messuage oneDwelling house one Stable one Garden on the Backside of the saidHouse all lying and being on the seed hill in Ingleton as by the saidDeed doth more at large appear and of the yearly rent of one shillingeleven pence half penny

It. 10 We find an Alienation by Deed from James Speight andElizabeth his Wife William Lloyd and Maria his Wife and JennetClarke Widow of all their right and title of one parcel of ground calledfell end close house and parrock and Garden being by estimation fiveacres and a half Unto Lawrence Whittam of Fell end and to his heirsand assigns for ever And that they the said Elizabeth and Maria wassolely examined by Steward and Jury And did acknowledge andconfess that it was their own free will without compelling by theirhusbands or any other persons as by the said Deed may more at largeappear and of the yearly rent of two shillings four pence.

It. 11 We find an Alientation by Deed from Robert Clarke and JennetClark his Wife of all their right and title of one firehouse one brewhouse one Garden unto Leonard Clarke their brother and to his heirsand assigns for ever as by the said Deed may more at large appearbeing of the yearly rent of two pence

It. 12 We find an Alienation by Surrender from John Knowles ofTwisleton unto Peter Procter and Christopher Jackson side new (sic)within Ingleton and to their Heirs for the use of the Poor of Ingletonaforesaid and for none other use All his right and title of one littleMansion house one garden standing in the Starr within the Manor ofIngleton and of the yearly rent of four pence

It. 13 We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Backhouse untoMiles Waller of all his right and title of two Acres of Arable andMeadow Ground be the same more or less commonly called Guyoning Also one half acre of arable and Meadow Ground in a place calledBolton as by the said Deed may more at large appear and of the yearlyrent of two shillings four pence

We fine all non appearances 4d

Tho. Butterfield John CharnleyWm. Remmington James Bolderston

Wm. Craven Michael RedmanTho. Wilkinson Leonard RedmanJohn Lucas John KnowlesThomas Wildman Richard Balderston

Manor At the Court Baron holden

of Ingleton the sixth day of December 1704for Henry Bouch EsquireLord of the said Manor byEdmond Foxcroft Gent. Stewardof the said Court

We find as follloweth

Imp We find an Alientation by Deed from Alice Lamb Widow UntoRobert Wilkinson Woollen Webster And to his heirs and assigns forever of all those her two parcels of arable and meadow ground withwith (sic) the Appurtenances commonly called Beckcrooks and GoulSyke by estimation three Roods be they more or less and adjoining tothe grounds of Thomas Redmayne as by the said Deed may more atlarge appear being of the yearly rent of one shilling

2. We find an Alientation by Surrender from James Sidgwick UntoWilliam Reminton of Bentham Linen Webster and to his heirs andAssigns for ever of all his right and title of one old Malt Kiln or KilnStead and adjoining to the garden of Jane Court with one stoop fattbelonging to the said Kiln as by the said surrender may more at largeappear being of the yearly rent of six pence.

3. We find by Descent from Richard Redmayne Unto ThomasRedmayne his Son of all his right and title whatsoever of in and Untoall that Close or Closes with one house standing in the samecommonly called Sandipots St Easkingleby and Crookland closesbeing by estimation two Acres and also three several parcels of Arableand Meadow ground lying on a place called St Easkingleby being byestimation a rood and a half be they more or less also one parcel ofArable and Meadow ground lying in peternell being by estimation halfa acre be it more or less Also one Close of Arable and Meadow groundcalled Dudgill mire close Also one parcel of Arable and MeadowGround lying in Peternell being by estimation half a acre be it more orless Also one Close of Meadow Ground called Goudilands Close beingby estimation half an Acre being more or less Also one Close ofArable and Meadow Ground called Nookdale being by estimation oneAcre be it more or less Also one Close of Arable and Meadow groundcalled Lairber Close by estimation half a acre be it more or less alsoone parcel or arable and meadow ground lying on a place called StEaskingle by estimation ten falls be it more or less. Also one Cattlegate in Ingleton new Close as they were formerly stinted with theAppurtenances to all the said Closes and parcels of ground belonging

or any wise appertaining and of the yearly rent of Three ShillingsThree pence old rent and Three pence new rent.

4. We find an Alienation by Surrender from William Craven UntoJames Redmayne and to his heirs and assigns for ever of all his righttitle of two whole Cattlegaits and one Twinter gate lying and being inIngleton new Close as they are now stinted as by the said Surrendermay more at large appear being of the yearly rent of one shilling newrent

Christopher Jackson Jo. EdenThos. Wildman Richard MooreRobt. Richardson Wm. WebsterGiles Redman Jo. HeadThos. Waller Thomas Walker

We fine all non appearances 4d

Alice Waller and Robert Wilkinson Bye La(w)men for theTown Field of Ingleton

Manor ) December the first

of ) At the Court Baron

Ingleton ) then holden for Sir Henry Bouch) Esquire Lord of the said Manor

We find as followeth

Imp. Isabel Armitstead Widow surrenders in open Court Unto RichardRedman Thatcher ten falls of Land be it more or less lying near theTown and between the Lands of Robert Wilkinson and John Hall alsoone Hempland containing ten falls or thereabouts adjoining to theLands of John Oldfield on the one part and William Lamb of the otherpart being of the yearly rent of one penny

2. We find an Alientation by Deed from William Webster Glazierand Mary Webster his Mother unto Richard Lucas of all their right andtitle of one Close or Inclosure of Arable and Meadow ground calledthe green and adjoining to the grounds of Ann Stouls on the one sideand the High way on the other side being by estimation one Acre and ahalf be it more or less as by the said Deed may more at large appearand being of the yearly rent of one shilling six pence

We find an Alienation by Deed from William Webster Glazierand Jane his Wife She being willing and solely examined before the

Steward and Jury unto John Russell of Tatham of all their Right andtitle of all that ancient Messuage and Tenement now in their actualpossession situate in the upper gate together with two Barns one Stableone Killy (Kiln?) one Croft one Garden one Orchard adjoining to thesaid unsil(?) Also one Close called Crooklands one other Close calledTatham Close one Meadow Close called warth Bottom one Closecalled Warth Close Also two closes adjoining to Thomas Redmaynegrounds one parcel lying on Fishber one other close called BarrassClose and five cattle gates and one Calf gate in Ingleton Pasture as bythe said Deed may more at large appear being the yearly rent of sixshillings three pence farthing

We find an Alienation John Bolderston Unto John Bolderstonhis son of all his right and title of all his house and Lands whatsoeverbelonging to the Manor of Ingleton being of the yearly rent of 1s.4d

We find Lawrence Butterfield devise by Will Unto ThomasMoore his Grandchild three Cattlegates and a Calf Gate in Ingletonnew Close as they are now situated Two of which gates we findThomas Butterfield Brother to the said Laurence is joined Tenant withhim and the Survivor saving to every man his right being all of theyearly rent of fifteen pence.

Bye Lawmen for the ensuing yearRobert RichardsonJames Redmayne

We fine all non appearances 4d

We fine James Redmayne who )was summoned to be on the Jury ) 1/-

Chrr. Jackson Richard MooreJames Thirnbeck Thomas RedmayneRobert Richardson Thos. WallerMichael Redmayne Stephen SuttonWm. Freckleton Richd. BolderstonJohn Ewin

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary

of ) Court of Henry Bouch Esquire

Ingleton ) held at Ingleton aforesaid in

Com:Ebor: ) and for the Manor aforesaid the

eleventh day of August in the yearof the Reign of our Lady Anne soleQueen of Great Britain etc andin the year of our Lord1708 Before Richard JacksonSteward of the same Court

Names of the Jurors

Thomas Butterfield ) ( Richard Balderston Junr.James Thirnbeck ) ( Richard MooreThomas Waller ) ( John SidgwickeWilliam Craven ) sworn ( Wm. FreckletonThomas Wilkinson ) ( Charles SuartJames Balderston ) ( William IrvinRichard Lucas )

Imp. We find an Alienation by Surrender from Edward Braithwaite ofSkipton unto Richard Redmayne of Ingleton of his right and Title ofone house one Stable one Garden adjoining to it situate on the seed hillin Ingleton as the said Surrender may more at large appear and of theyearly rent of one shilling and eleven pence halfpenny

It. 2. We find an Alientation by Deed from William Craven untoRichard Moore of all his right and title of one firehouse one outhouseone garden being by estimation half a rood be the same more or lessalso one Moiety or half of a garden adjoining to the west end of JohnHird fire house as the said Deed may more at large appear and of theyearly rent of six pence

3. We find a Descent from John Sidgwicke Elizabeth SidgwickeElizabeth Sedgwicke his Daughter by Will of all his Right and Title ofall that Close or Closes of Arable and Meadow Ground commonlycalled the great Barrows Close And one Close called Crooklands Closeas the said Will may more at large appear. And of the yearly rent ofone Shilling and eleven pence

We find a Descent from John Hall elder and John Hall youngerunto Thomas Hall their Son and grandson of all their Right and Title ofand unto one Dwellinghouse one Barn with Stables and Cowhouses.Also one Kiln or Killstead with a cistern and Appurtenances oneGarden one Backside. Also one dale lying on a place calledRarebourside being by estimation three roods be it more or less. Alsotwo little dales or Hemplands lying at the Townside Being all of theyearly rent of three shillings and eleven pence

It. We find a descent from Richard Butterfield and IsabelButterfield his Wife unto Lawrence Butterfield their Son of all theirright and title of all their Messuage and tenem(en)t at Holly platt thatis to say one fire house two gardens one backside with one housestanding in the same and one Close called the Boddom with one littleClose called the Calf close one other Close or field called the LowerField one other field called the Bank with three Cattlegaits and a Calfgate in Coldcotes and Yalesber new Close with one Barn one Stableone turfhouse with all privileges and appurtenances thereuntobelonging being all of the yearly rent of Seven shillings and threepence farthing

It. We find a descent from John Lucas unto Richard Lucas hisSon of all his right and title of one fire house one Barn one Stable andtwo Gardens one little Croft on the Backside one Close of Arable Landcalled Canain containing by estimation five Roods or thereabouts Alsoone Close called Gisber close being by estimation Two Acres be itmore or less Being all of the yearly rent of five shillings and one penny

We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Redmayne toJames Thornbeck and to his Heirs for ever By exchange of all hisRight and Title of in and unto all his Lands lying and being on a placecalled Clarke of Arable or Meadow Ground Also one parcel of ArableGround lying on a place called Limlands with one Close of MeadowGround adjoining to it Also one parcel of Arable Ground lying at theTownend All which said parcels or Inclosures being by estimationthree Acres be the same more or less being of the yearly Rent of Ninepence As the said Deed may more at large appear

We find an Alienation from James Thornbeck by Deed toThomas Redmayne and to his Heirs for ever By exchange of all hisRight and Title of in and until one Close or Inclosure of Arable andMeadow Ground called the Warth Close Also one Close called theSeverigge adjoining to it being by estimation three acres be the saidCloses more or less being of the yearly rent of nine pence as the saidDeed may more at large appear

We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Redmayne andJames Thornbeck unto Robert Wilkinson and to his Heirs for ever Alltheir Right and Title of one parcel of Arable Ground lying onLimelands with one Close adjoining to the same both being byestimation one Acre be it more or less also one parcel of Arableground lying at the Townend by estimation one Rood be the samemore or less All which said parcels of Ground being within theLordship of Ingleton being of the yearly Rent of one shilling and threepence as the said Deed may more at large appear

We fine all non appearances )fourpence )

Thomas Butterfield ) (Thos. WilkinsonThomas Waller ) (Charles SuartJames Thirnbecke ) (James BalderstoneRichard Lucas ) (William CravenWill. Freckleton ) (Richard MooreWm Irvin ) (John SidgwickeRichard Balderston )

Manor ) The Court Baron

of ) and Customary Court

Ingleton ) of Henry Bouch Esquire

Com:Ebor ) held at Ingleton aforesaidin and for the Manoraforesaid the first day ofDecember in the seventh year of

the Reign of our Lady Anne aforesaidsole Queen of Great Britainand in the Year of our Lord1708 Before Richard JacksonSteward of the Court aforesaid

Names of the Jurors

Thomas Redmayne Senr. ) (Leonard WhittamJohn Oldfield ) Sworn (Thomas WalkerJohn Hird ) (John EwanRobert Wilkinson Junr. ) (Richard Redmayne Junr.Michael Redmayne ) (Stephen SuttonMyles Waller ) (George BensonJohn Charnley )

We find an Alienation by Surrender from Richard Lucas unto JohnRussell and to his heirs and assigns for ever of all his Right and Titleof one Close of Arable and Meadow Ground lying and being withinthe Lordship of Ingleton commonly called Gisber Close by estimationtwo Acres be the same more or less with all the appurtenances to thesame belonging according to the Custom of Ingleton and of the yearlyrent of sevenpence as the said Surrencer doth appear

We find an Alienation by Surrender from Agnes Walker unto

James Walker her Son and to his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all herRight and Title of one Close of Arable and Meadow Groundcommonly called the Hell brow Close with all the Appurtenances tothe same belonging with all her right in the Hell brow Woodsaccording to the Custom of Ingleton the same being of the yearly Rentof one Penny as the said Surrencer doth appear

We find by Descent from John Webster unto Mary Webster hisSister and to her heirs or assigns for ever of all his right and title of oneDwelling house and one Garden adjoining to the said house with allthe Appurtenances to the same belonging of the yearly rent ofelevenpence halfpenny according to the Custom of Ingleton

We find by Descent from James Sidgwick unto Mary Webster andto her heirs and assigns for ever of one parcel of Ground called the partnear adjoining to his said Dwellinghouse with all the Appurtenances tothe same belonging and of the yearly Rent of one halfpenny accordingto the Custom of Ingleton

We find by Descent from Thomas Sidgwick unto ThomasSidgwick his eldest son and to his heirs or assigns for ever of all hisRight and Title within the Lordship of Ingleton consisting of TwoDwellinghouses one Garden with all the Appurtenances to the samebelonging of the yearly rent of one shilling sevenpence halfpennyaccording to the Custom of the Manor of Ingleton

We find a Descent by Will from Robert Richardson unto HenryRichardson and to his heirs or assigns for ever of all his Right andTitle of one Close of Arable and Meadow Ground commonly calledClarke Close with one parcel of Ground lying on the outside of thesaid Close both Close and Parcel of Ground being by estimation oneAcre be they more or less also one parcel of Ground called GoudilandsRood also one parcel of Ground lying in a Close of John Cockinscalled the Flatts by estimation a Rood be it more or less Also twoCattlegaits in Ingleton new Close with all the Appurtenances to thesaid Close and Parcel of Ground and Cattlegaits belonging accordingto the Custom of the Manor of Ingleton the same being of the yearlyRent of Two Shillings old rent and nine pence new

We find a Descent by Will from Robert Richardson unto MargaretRichardson his Daughter and to her Heirs or Assigns for ever of all hisRight and Title of one Cattlegait and a half Cattlegait in the Little fellClose also one Close with one house standing in the said Close calledBarber Close also one Close lying upon Short heslay also One parcelof Ground lying upon Long heslay being by estimation three Roods bethey more or less with all the Appurtenances to said Closes and Parcels

of ground with Cattlegaits belonging of the yearly Rent of TwoShillings and Eleven pence

We find by Descent from Robert Richardson unto JamesRichardson his Eldest Son and to his Heirs or Assigns forever of all hisRight and Title of all his Lands Tenements and Hereditamentshowsoever gardens and Grounds whatsoever lying and being withinthe Lordship of Ingleton with all the Appurtenances to the samebelonging according to the Custom of Ingleton and of the yearly rentof five shillings and nine pence old rent and nine pence new rent

We fine all non appearances 4d apiece

As for other things given us in Charge we find no morepresentable

Tho. Redmayne John EwinLaurence Whittam Richard RedmayneJohn Herd Michael RedmayneJohn Oldfield George BensonRobert Wilkinson John CharnleyMiles Waller Tho. WalkerStephen Sutton

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary

of ) Court of the Venerable Henry

Ingleton ) Bouch Esquireheld at Ingleton

Com:Ebor ) aforesaid in and for the Manoraforesaid on the eleventh day ofAugust in the eighth year ofthe Reign of our Sovereign Annesole Queen of Great Britain&c and in the Year of our Lord1709 Before Richard JacksonSteward of the Court aforesaid

Names of the Jurors for enquiring

Thomas Butterfield ) (James ThirnbeckWilliam Craven ) sworn (James RichardsonThomas Wilkinson) (Thomas Redmayne J.Richard Moore ) (Giles Redmayne

Richard Lucas ) (John SidgwickeWilliam Whittam ) (John Witten

Wm. Procter

Imps. We find an Alienation by Deed from Richard Moore untoRichard Armitstead Junior free mason and to his Heirs or Assigns forever of all his Right and Title of in and unto one fire house one Stabletwo Gardens and one Croft lying and being at Yalesber - commonlycalled Jenckin Beck as the said Deed may more at large appear And ofthe yearly Rent of one Shilling and six pence(Margin note rent 1s 6d fine £4 2s 6d)

2 We find a Descent from Ann Sloute unto Margaret Sloute herDaughter and to her Heirs or Assigns for ever of all her Right and Titlewithin the Manor and Lordship of Ingleton being of the yearly Rent ofsix Shillings and one penny farthing( Margin note rent 6s 1 1/4d Fine £?)

3 We find an Alienation by Deed from William Irwen and JaneIrwen his daughter unto Thomas Kame Blacksmith and to his Heirs orAssigns for ever all their Right and Title consisting of one firehouseand Barnstead and one Garden lying and being on the Bank in Ingletonas the said Deed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent offourpence( Margin note rent 4d fine 5/-)

We present William Freckleton for not serving on this Jury hehaving Summons given him by the Bailiff as by his Oath appearsThree Shillings and four pence

We find a Descent from Thomas Talbot unto James Talbot hisSon and to his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right and Title ofone Close of Arable and Meadow Ground commonly called Old Closebeing by estimation two acres and of the Yearly rent of fourpence.(Margin note rent 4d fine 2/4 )

We fine all non appearances fourpence apiece.

Tho. Butterfield ) (Tho. RedmayneJames Thornbeck) (John Witton

Will. Craven ) (James RichardsonTho. Wilkinson ) (Will. Whittam

Richd. Moore) (William ProcterRichd. Lucas ) (John Sedgwick

Giles Redmayne )

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary) Court of the Venerable Henry

of ) Bouch Esquire holden at) Ingleton aforesaid in and for

Ingleton ) the Manor aforesaid on the) first day of December in the

Com: Ebor: ) eighth year of the Reign ofour Lady Anne sole Queenof Great Britain and in the Yearof our Lord 1709 before RichardJackson Gentleman Steward there.

Names of the Jurors

Chas. Jackson) ( Richard BalderstonThomas Wildman) sworn (John Cholmley

Leo Wildman) (John EwenRichard Foxcroft) (Thomas Balderston

Robert Wilkinson) (John HirdRobert Wilkinson Senr.) (William Webster

James Balderston)

Imps. We find a Descent by Will from Margaret Sloute of Brighousein the Parish of Slaidburn in the County of York Spinster unto her twoSisters Mary Sloute and Jane Sloute of all her Messuage lands andTenements whatsoever within the Lordship of Ingleton and all theAppurtenances thereunto belonging as by the said Will may more atlarge appear being of the yearly Rent of six Shillings one pennyfarthing

Im. Richard Foxcroft complains against Elizabeth RedmayneSpinster

s d s dFor work done 1 2 He deducts for spinning 2 3For 2 Assessmt 2 9 & twining Yarn

& twisting Yarns 3 11 rest due 1 8

We find for Richard Foxcroft the Plaintiff 1s 8d with Costs of theCourt

In the circumstance wherein William Procter complains against JohnRussell for witholding a Barn End so formerly called now a part of aStable

We find that William Procter hath good right thereunto by Russelland William Sweetloves confession therefore We find a Verdict forthe Plaintiff with Costs of Court

We fine all non appearances 4d

We appoint Lawrence Whittaker and Richard Foxcroft to be ByeLawmen for the ensuing year

Jurymens Names

Chr. Jackson Richard BalderstonThomas Wildman John Cholmley

Leo. Wildman John EwenRobert Wilkinson Thos. BolderstonRichard Foxxcroft John Herd

Robert Wilkinson Jr. William WebsterJames Balderston

Manor ) Court Baron and

of ) Customary Court of

Ingleton ) theVenerable Henry Bouch

Com : Ebor: ) Esquire held at Ingletonin the ninth year

of the Reign of our Lady Annesole Queen of Great Britain &c and in the year our Lord 1710 BeforeRichard Jackson Steward of the aforesaid Court

Names of the Jurors to enquire and present for the Lord of theManor aforesaid

Thomas Butterfield) ( Thomas WalkerJames Thirnbeck ) sworn ( Thomas Redmayne Junr.William Craven ) (Leonard Redmayne

Thomas Wilkinson) ( Michael RedmayneRichard Lucas ) ( John CarterRichard Moore ) ( Lawrence ButterfieldJames Richardson )

Imps. We find an Alienation by Deed from George Benson to RobertWilkinson the younger of the walk miln of all his Right and Title ofone parcel of Arable ground lying on a place called short Hinter Alsoone parcel of Arable and Meadow Ground lying on the same place

both being by estimation five Roods be the same more or less as thesaid Deed may more at large appear both being of the yearly Rent ofthreepence

2. We find an Alienation by Deed from William and ElizabethNicholson unto Thomas and Ann Wilkinson of all their Right and Titleof one parcel of Arable Ground lying on a place called Checkringbeing by estimation one Rood be it more or less also one parcel ofarable or meadow ground lying on a place called Rathber side andbeing by estimation half an Acre be the same more or less. Alsoanother Parcel of Ground lying on a place called Shouleb road beingby estimation twenty falls of ground be it more or less as the said Deedmay more at large appear being of the yearly rent of fivepence

3. We find an Alienation by Deed from Alice Lamb unto FrancesBisbrown of all her Right and Title of one parcel of arable andmeadow Ground lying and being on a place called Long Laithber Alsoone other parcel of arable ground lying and being on a place calledIngleby gain Bank Both the said parcels of ground being by estimationone Acre be the same more or less being of the yearly Rent of oneShilling twopence as by the said Deed may more at large appear

We fine all non appearances four pence

Thos. Butterfield Tho. WalkerJames Thornbeck Tho. Redmayne

William Craven Leonard RedmayneTho.Wikinson Michael RedmayneRichard Lucas John CarterRichard Moore Lawrence Butterfield

James Richardson

This is our verdict

Manor ) Court Baron and

of ) Customary Court of

Ingleton ) theVenerable Henry Bouch) Esquire held at Ingleton

Com. Ebor: ) aforesaid in and forthe Manor aforesaid on thefirst day of December inthe ninth year of the reign of ourgracious Lady Anne soleQueen of Great Britain France

and Ireland Defender of theFaith &c and in the year of ourLord 1710 Before Richard JacksonGentleman Steward of the same Court

Names of the Jurors

Chr. Jackson ) ( John CholmleyHugo Armistead) ( William WebsterGiles Redmayne) ( Henry Richardson

Robert Wilkinson ) Sworn ( John HirdJames Redmayne) ( John WittonJames Balderstone) ( John Atkinson

Richard Balderstone) ( Lawrence Butterfield

We find Thomas Foxcroft Tenant by Deed from Jonathan RoseClerk and Jennett his Wife of all those two Messuages and Tenementssituate and lying at the Scales within this Manor with all the CountyLands Closes Cattlegaits and Premises thereunto belonging of theantient yearly rent of 13s 9 1/2d And also all that other Fire house atScale brow with the Parlar or East end thereof with all the housesLands Closes and Premises thereunto belonging being of the ancientyearly rent of 12s 4d and 3s 6d new rent As by the Deed bearing thedate 29th day of September 1710 may more at large appear.

Margin note £ s d13 9 1/212 4

3 6total 1 9 7 1/2

22 4 0 1/2 Fine

To this Court came Patrick Taylor Son and heir of Rowland Taylorand desired to be admitted Tennant to a Customary Dwellinghouse andone Shop adjoining on said house at the South end thereof with all itsAppurtenances which lately did belong unto Elizabeth Mathewsformally Ann Turnbuld the said house standing on the Seed hill withinIngleton the said Elizabeth Mathews being distant and abroad forsixteen years or upwards so is reputed to be dead So the said PatrickTaylor is admitted Tenant to the said premises the same being of theyearly rent of one shilling

We find a Descent by surrender from Francis Bisbrown UntoJoseph and Jacob Bisbrown her own sons of all her right and title ofone house and one Garden and Grounds whatsoever lying and being

within the Lordship of Ingleton with the Appurtenances thereuntobelonging as by the said Surrender may more (insertion mark) beingof the yearly rent of 1s 8d.

Margin note £ s drent 1 8Fine 1 5 0

We fine all non appearances 4d a piece

To all other matters and things given us in charge we find no morepresentable

Chr. Jackson ) (John CholmleyHugh Armitstead ) (William WebsterGiles Redmayne ) (Henry RichardsonRobert Wilkinson ) (John Hird

James Balderstone ) (John WittonRichard Balderstone) (John Atkinson

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary

of ) Court of Henry Bouch Esquire held

Ingleton ) at Ingleton aforesaid in and for) the Manor aforesaid on the first) day of December in the tenth year) of the Reign of our Lady Anne sole

Queen of Great Britain &c and in the Yearof our Lord 1711. Before Richard JacksonGentleman Steward of the aforesaid Court

Names of the JurorsThomas Wildman) (Thomas Waller

James Talbot) (James BalderstoneLawrence Butterfield) (Henry Richardson

Richard Foxcroft) (Joseph WhittamHugh Armitstead) (John CarrRobert Wilkinson) (Richard Cansfield

Marmaduke Jonson)

We find an Alienation by Deed from William and RobertRemington Unto Lawrence Whittam and to his heirs and assigns forever of all their Right and Title of one Close of Arable or MeadowGround commonly called the over Close lying on the backside of theFire house called the high Leys being by estimation two Acres be the

same more or less of the yearly rent of fourpence according to theCustom of the Manor of Ingleton as the said Deed may at large appear

We find an Alienation by Deed from William Sweetlove and JohnRussell Unto John Bridgin and Grace his Wife of all their right andtitle of one Messuage or Dwellinghouse one Barn one Stable one Turfhouse one Garden one orchard one little Close being by estimation onerood be it more or less with all the appurtenances to the samebelonging and of the yearly rent of Two shillings three penceaccording to the Custom of the Manor of Ingleton as the said Deedmay more at large appear

Thomas Wildman) (Henry RichardsonThomas Waller) (John Witton

Marmaduke Johnson) (Lawrence ButterfieldJames Talbot) ( Richard Foxcroft

James Balderston) (John CarrHugh Armitstead) (Richard Cansfield

Robert Wilkinson)

We fine all non appearances four pence.

Bailey Men for our Town Pasture Hugh Armitstead and JamesBalderstone

We present James Redmayne Clerk and Leonard Hird being theBye Lawmen for the Town Field And the Bull Pasture the last yearand not coming in at this Court and naming other persons to succeedthem for the ensuing year according to the Custom of this Manoreither of them three shillings and fourpence to be forfeited to the Lordof this Manor.

Manor ) The Court Baron and) Customary Court of Henry Bouch) Esquire Lord of the Manor aforesaid) held in and for the same Manor

of ) aforesaid on the first day of) December in the eleventh year

Ingleton ) of our Lady Anne sole Queen) of Great Britain &c and in the Year) of our Lord 1712 Before Richard Jackson

Com: Ebor: ) Gentleman Steward of the Court aforesaid

Names of the Jurors to enquire &c.

Thomas Butterfield) (Leonard RedmayneThomas Foxcroft) Sworn (Robert Wilkinson Jnr.James Thirnbeck) (Thomas RedmayneHugh Armitstead) ( John Hird

James Talbot ) (Joseph WalkerMarmaduke Johnson) (John Hird

James Walker)

Imps. We find an Alienation by Deed from Daniel Mathews Brazierand Elizabeth Mathews his Wife and Henry Mathews their Son shebeing privately examined before the Steward and the Jury of all theirRight and Title of one Dwellinghouse situate standing and being onthe seed hill in the Town of Ingleton with one Shop adjoining to theEast End of the said Dwellinghouse unto Thomas RedmayneShopkeeper and to Elizabeth his Wife and to their Heirs and Assignsfor ever as the said Deed may more at large appear being of the yearlyrent of one shilling

2nd We find an Alienation by Deed from William Irvin unto JamesRichardson his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right and Title ofone parcel of Ground lying in the Townfield of Ingleton commonlycalled the fowlsike (insertion mark) rood be the same more or less asby the said Deed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent ofthree pence( Margin note rent 3d Fine 3/9 )

3 We find a Descent by Will from Thomas Wilkinson unto RobertWilkinson son of Richard Wilkinson And to his Heirs and Assigns forever of one Beast Grass with one Calf Grass lying and being inIngleton new Close and of the yearly rent of six pence as by the saidWill may more at large appear

4 We find an Alienation by Will from Thomas Wilkinson untoThomas Wilkinson son of Richard Wilkinson and to his Heirs andAssigns for ever all his right and title of all those Closes whetherArable or Meadow Ground commonly called Gisbor (?) Closes beingof the yearly Rent of one shilling as by the said Will may more at largeappear

5 We find an Alienation by Will from Thomas Wilkinson untoAnne Wilkinson his Wife of all his Right and Title of three Closescalled Raven Ridding and Caperain Closes with one house standing inthe same during her natural life and then unto Thomas Wilkinson hisHeirs and Assigns for ever all the said three Closes called RavenRiding with one house standing on the same one Close lying on thenorth side of the said house with one house called Caperain Close as

by the said Will may more at large appear being of the yearly rent oftwo Shillings eight pence

6 We find a Descent by Will from Robert Wilkinson unto RobertWilkinson his youngest Son of all his Right and Title of oneDwellinghouse standing in Ingleton walk miln and Buildings thereuntobelonging also one Barn and Garden adjoining to the Churchyard andto his Heirs and Assigns for ever as by the said Will may more at largeappear being of the yearly Rent of two shillings five pence

7 We find an alienation by Deed from Christopher Downham untoJohn Parker and his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right andTitle of one Dwellinghouse one Barn or Outhouse one garden oneGrassgarth or Croft being in the uppergate in Ingleton as by the saidDeed may more at large appear being of the yearly Rent of nine pence

8 We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Richardson untoRichard Lucas and his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right andTitle of two Closes of Arable and Meadow Ground commonly calledFell and Parrocks being by estimation three Roods be they more orless also one Beastgate and one Cattle gait within Ingleton new Closeas it is now stinted as by the said Deed may more at large appear beingof the yearly Rent of one Shilling old Rent and sixpence new Rent

9 We find an Alienation by open Surrender from Richard Foxcroftunto Thomas Redmayne and Ellen his Wife and to their Heirs andAssigns for ever all his Right and Title of one part of a Gardenadjoining to the late parcelled House of Elizabeth Mathews that is tosay from the High Road to the said Court Parlour Corner also unto thesaid Richard Foxcroft Barn Corner and further the said ThomasRedmayne is to have the privelege to build and lie timber upon thesaid Barn End with the liberty thereto belonging being of the yearlyrent two pence halfpenny

10 We find an Alienation by surrender from William Bentham andMargaret his Wife she being solely examined before the Steward andthe Jury of all their Right and Title unto Nicholas Hugonson and to hisHeirs and Assigns for ever all that one house in the upper gate withthree Gardens and one Croft adjoining to the said House as by the saidSurrender may more at large appear and being of the yearly rent of oneShilling and sixpence

We fine all non appearances four pence

We fine James Foxcroft for being one of the Jury and not appearingthis day according to the adjournment Thirteen Shillings and four

pence

11 To this Court came William Procter and surrendered in open Courtall his Right and Title unto John Russell for John Brigden of one endWall and the Grounds whereupon it standeth and to his Heirs for everbeing of the yearly rent of one halfpenny

Also we find by the Oath of William Webster a small parcel ofGround lying within William Procter’s Grounds formerly belonging toThomas Clark unset by the said Oath we now find it to belong untoJohn Bridgden

Tho: Butterfield) (Robert WilkinsonJames Thirbeck) (Leonard Redmayne

Hugh Armitstead) (James WalkerJames Talbot) (John Herd

Marmaduke Johnson) (Tho: RedmanJoseph Waller) (Jo: Herd

12 We find an Alienation by Deed from John and Dorothy Hammondhis Wife unto Bartholomew Tennant and Elizabeth his Wife and totheir Heirs and Assigns for ever of all their Right and Title of fourCloses of Meadow Ground commonly called the Scales being byestimation four Acres be it more or less Also four Cattlegaits lying inthe Brows near the Chaple in the dale as by the said Deed may moreat large appear being of the yearly Old Rent of nine shillings eightpence new rent one shilling nine pence half penny

(Margin note £ s drent 0 11 3 1/2Fine 8 11 10 1/2)

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary

of ) Court of Henry Bouch Esquire

Ingleton ) held at Ingleton aforesaid in

Com: Ebor: ) and for the Manor aforesaid) on the eleventh day of August) in the twelfth year of the Reign

of our Lady Anne sole Queen of GreatBritain &c and in the year of our Lord1713 Before Richard Jackson GentlemanSteward of the same Court

Names of the Jurors to enquire &c

Christopher Jackson ) (James Redmayne

Thomas Wildman ) (Michael RedmayneLeonard Wildman ) Sworn (Thomas Waller

Giles Redmayne ) (Richard LucasJohn Waller ) (John Ewan

Lawrence Butterfield ) (James RichardsonRobert Wilkinson Senr. )

Imps. We find Elizabeth Wriet Wife of John Wriet living at GreenLane near Keighley Tenant by Will from Jane Wilcock of all her Rightand Title of all her Houses and

s d Lands whatsoever within the Manor of Lordship of Ingletonrent 1. 8¼ with the appurtenances thereunto belonging as by the said WillFine 9. 9¾ may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of one Shilling

eight pence farthing

2 We find Peter Carter Tenant by Deed from Gilbert Carter his father ofall his Right and Title of one Fire house adjoining to the Church yard inIngleton also one Garden adjoining one to a Common called the Store onthe one side and Thomas Redmayne on the other

Rent s 3d side and to enter to the same within one Month afterFine 3. 9 the decease of Grace Carter Wife of the said Gilbert Carter deceased as by

the said deed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent ofThreepence

3 We find Peter Carter Tenant by Surrender from Gilbert Carter his father ofhis right and title of one Garden adjoining to the Church yard on the

Rent s 1d one side and the said Gilbert Carter fire house on theFine 1 3 other side as by the said Surrender may more at large appear being of the

yearly rent of one penny

4 We find Robert Balderstone of Moorgarth Tenant by a Deed of giftfrom Richard Balderstone his father of all his Right and Title of one closeof Arable and Meadow Ground with one house standing in the

Rent 1s d same commonly called the Nut Steels close being byFine 15. . estimation Three Acres also one parcel of Arable and Meadow ground

commonly called the Blaykbutts by estimation half an Acre also one littleClose called Malts well close as by the said Deed may more at largeappear being of the yearly Rent of one Shilling

5 We find Robert Balderstone Tenant by Surrender from RichardBalderstone his brother of all his right and title of one close called WalkerClose and sow dale

Rent s 9d with Twenty five yearly (sic) in length to build a houseFine 11 3 upon with seven yards broad in one Close called the nut steels as by the

said Surrender may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of ninepence

6 We find Richard Balderstone of Moor Garth and Agnes Redmayne hisDaughter Tenants by Surrender from Richard Balderstone of Ingleton of

Rent 1s 3d all his Right and Title of all his Lands known byFine 18 9 the name of Longlane and one close called Weatherhald hill one little

parrock called Dowlunds and as by the said Surrender may more at largeappear of the yearly rent of one Shilling three pence

7 We find Hugh Stackhouse of Twisleton Tenant by Deed from Agnesand Hugh Armitstead of Skiroth of all their Right and Title of all thosetwo closes commonly known by the name of Sleights close

Rent 1s. d by estimation Two acres also one other close called theFine 15 little Sleights close by estimation one Acre be it more or less lying and

being near a place called Slaterber as by the said Deed may more at largeappear being of the yearly rent of one Shilling

8 We find Hugh Stackhouse of Twisleton Tenant by Deed from RichardHodgson of Westhouse of all his right and title of all the messuage andtenement called Slaterber and all those closes inclosures of ArableMeadow and Pasture ground called and known by the name of Slatenberfield Twinter close and Sleights

Rent 0l 4S 8¼d which said closes are adjoining to other and containingFine 3. 10 3¾ by estimation nine Acres be they more or less Also two cattlegaits in

Coldcotes and Yarlsber new close as by the said Deed may more at largeappear being of the yearly Rent of three shillings eight pence farthing oldrent one shilling new rent

9 We find Christopher Oldfield of Moor garth Tenant by Will from JohnOldfield his Father of all his right

Rent 0l 6s 4½d and title of all his houses and Lands with the ManorFine 2 4 7½ or Lordship of Ingleton as by the said Will may more at large appear

being of the yearly rent of six shillings four pence halfpenny

10 We find Miles Redmayne of Graystongill and Agnes his WifeTenants by Deed from Richard Balderstone their Father of all his rightand title of

Rent 0l 4s 7d all the Messuage unset and tenement whatsoever situateFine 3 8 9 at Mooregarth now being in the occupation of the said Richard

Balderstone containing by estimation ten acres be the same more or lesswith the appurtenances thereunto belonging being of the yearly rent offour shillings sevenpence

11 We find John Cockin Son and Heir to John Cockin his Father Tenantby Descent of all his right and title

Rent 11s 11¼d of all his houses and Lands whatsoever lying withinFine 4 3 6¾ the Manor or Lordship of Ingleton being of the yearly rent of 11s 11¼d

old rent and 9d new rent

12 We find Ellen Parker Daughter and heiress to Christopher DownhamTenant by Descent of all his right and title of all his houses and landswhatsoever

Rent s 7d within the Manor or Lordship of Ingleton being ofFine 4 1 the yearly rent of seven pence

13 We find John Bentham of Hill head in Ingleton fell Tenant by Deedfrom William Freckleton of Cowgill and Ellen Freckleton his eldestDaughter of all their right and title of all that their Mansion or Dwellinghouse and all their outhouses Gardens Close before the door

Rent £ 16s 6d great close Two closes called Giles side rake head andFine 12 7 6 Weather Parrock Backside old intake with the Helkes and racke

containing in all by estimation eight acres be they more or less all whichthe said premises are lying and being at Scale in Ingleton fell as by thesaid Deed my more at large appear being of the yearly rent of fourteenshillings nine pence old rent and one shilling nine pence new rent

As for all other matters and things hereinbefore givenus in charge we find no more presentable

We fine all non appearances 4d a piece

Chr Jackson ) (Michael RedmayneLeonard Wildman ) (James RichardsonGiles Redmayne ) (John Duon (sic)Thos Wildman ) (Richard LucasJohn Waller ) (Thos WallerJames Redmayne ) (Lawrence ButterfieldRobert Wilkinson )

Manor ) Court Baron and Customary

of ) Court of Henry Bouch Esquire

Ingleton ) held at Ingleton aforesaid in

Com: Ebor: ) and for the Manor aforesaid) on the first day of December) in the twelfth year of the reignof our gracious Anne Queen of

Great Britain &c. and in the year ofour Lord 1713 Before Richard JacksonGentleman Steward of the same Court

The Names of the Jurors to enquire &c

Thomas Butterfield ) (John Herd, masonLawrence Whittam ) (Thomas WallerJames Thirnbeck ) (James TalbotRobert Wilkinson Junr. ) Sworn (Thomas CammHugh Armitstead } (Richard FoxcroftMarmaduke Johnson } (Richard MooreJoseph Waller }

Imps We find an Alienation by Surrender from Edward Weareing unto hisyoungest Daughter Agnes Wearing of all his Right and Title of one unset orMessuage or Tenement standing and being on the Bank in

Rent .s 6d Ingleton consisting of one firehouse two Gardens AndFine 7 6 one Croft or parrock to her and her Heirs or Assigns for ever being of the

yearly rent of six pence as the said Surrender may more at large appear.

2 We find an Alienation by Surrender from William Irvin unto John Lucason of Richard Lucas his

Rent 1s .d Grandson and to his Heirs or Assigns for ever of allFine 15 . his Right and Title of one Messuage or Tenement situate in the Uppergate in

Ingleton the same consisting of one Dwellinghouse one Barn or Stable oneGarden also one Housestead lying on the Northside of the Highway as by thesaid Surrender may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of one shilling

3 We find an Alienation by Deed from William and Robert Rimington andLeonard Wildman of

Rent s 4½d Coldcotes of all their Right and Title of one Close of PastureFine 5.7½ Ground commonly called Rough Close containing by estimation two

Acres be it more or less And to his Heirs and Assigns for ever as by the saidDeed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of fourpencehalfpenny

4 We find an Alienation by Deed from William Craven unto Giles Blandof Twisleton of all his Right and Title of two Closes of Arable and MeadowGround commonly called the new Closes being by estimation two Acres and a

Rent s 6d half acre otherwise called Timber Slack be it more or less AlsoFine 7 6 one Close called little Thornber Close adjoining to the said Close being by

estimation one half Acre be it more or less to his Heirs or Assigns for ever asby the said Deed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent ofsixpence

5 We find an Alienation by Deed from John Walker unto RichardFoxcroft and Anne his Wife of all his right and

Rent 2s. 3½d title of four Cattlegaits in Ingleton new Close to themFine 34s. 4½d and their Heirs of Assigns as by the said Deed may more at large appear

being of the yearly new Rent of one Shilling and sixpence Also two Closesof Meadow Ground commonly called Thackmire Closes being of the

yearly old Rent of ninepence halfpenny

6 We find a Descent by Will from William Craven unto Thomas Cravenhis Son of all his right and title of all his Messuage and Tenement at theMoorgarth within the Manor of (sic) Lordship of Ingleton aforesaidexcepting two Closes of Arable and Meadow Ground commonly callednew Closes being by estimation two Acres and an half acre otherwisecalled Timber Slack also one Close called little Thornber Close being

Rent 5s.11½d by estimation half an acre be it more or less whichFine £2.1.8½ one Giles Bland purchased of the said William Craven

all the rest of his Tenement Grounds except before excepted he Giles tothe said Thomas Craven and his Heirs for ever as by the said Will maymore at large appear being of the yearly rent of five shillings and elevenpence halfpenny

We find an Alienation by Surrender in openCourt from John Ewen and Mary his Wife she being solelyexamined before the Steward and Jury unto Mary Blandof Ingleton Spinster of all their Right and Title of inand to two Closes of Arable Ground called StonedressCloses with one Barn therein standing one Close also lying

Rent £ 2s. 1d on the North Side the said Barn called Stonedress CloseFine 1.11. 3 by estimation seven Roods be the same more or less also

one Fire house and Garden lying in Ingleton in theUpper Gate and also another Garden which was latelypurchased of Thomas Sedgwick Senior lying in thesaid Gate being by estimation seven fall adjoining tothe Ground of Richard Balderston Junr being of theyearly rent of Two Shillings and a penny

We fine all non appearances 4d

We find a pain left by Elizabeth Redmayne whichwas laid by Alice Waller the 1st of Decr 1709 for notmaking up her fines from the Townfield to Alice WallerMoor gate pursuant to the said pain 6s 8d sworn to beleft by Joseph Waller

Thos Butterfield Robert WilkinsonJames Thirnbeck Thomas CammJohn Hird Joseph WallerMarmaduke Johnson Hugh ArmitsteadRichard Foxcroft James TalbotThomas Walker Richard Moore

Manor ) Court Baron and

of ) Customary Court of Thomas

Ingleton ) Parker Esquire held at Ingleton

Com: Ebor: ) aforesaid in and for the Manor) aforesaid on the eleventh day of) August in the second year of

the Reign of our gracious George soleKing of Great Britain &c. and in theyear of our Lord 1715 Before RichardJackson Steward of the same Court

Names of the Jurors to enquire &c

Thomas Butterfield ) (Marmaduke JohnsonChristr Jackson ) (Hugh StackhouseGiles Redmayne ) (John HirdChristr Oldfield ) Sworn (Lawrence ButterfieldHugo Armitstead ) (James RichardsonLawrence Whittam ) (Thomas Redmayne

We find a Surrender in open Court from Giles Bland toThomas Craven one of the Sons of William Craven late of theMooregarth within the Lordship of Ingleton Yeoman deceasedof all those parcels of Land herinafter mentioned that is to saytwo Closes of Meadow called New Closes otherwise Timber Slackcontaining by estimation two Acres and one half and also

Rent .s 6d one other Close called Thornber Close adjoining upon the saidFine 7 6 Close called New Close containing by estimation one half acre

be the same more or less To have and to hold the said Closeswith their and every of their Appurtenances unto the saidThomas Craven his Heirs and Assigns for ever according tothe Custom of the said Manor for and under the paymentof the Annual or Yearly customary rent of sixpence andall other customary fines suits and services therefore dueand of right accustomed

We find an Alienation by Deed from James Thirnbeckunto Richard Balderstone and to his Heirs and Assignsfor ever of all his Right and Title of one Close of Arableground commonly called and known by the name of UpperClarrick close by estimation Two acres be it more or lesslying betwixt the grounds of Thomas Richardson on bothsides also one other Close called the lower Clarricke close

containing by estimation Two acres and a half adjoining tothe grounds of Henry Richardson on the south side Alsotwo dales or parcels of ground lying upon out Clarricke calledand known by the name of out ends and adjoining to thesaid Two Closes Upper Clarrick and Lower Clarrick with theAppurtenances thereunto belonging within the Manor orLordship or Manor of Ingleton as by the said Deed may moreat large appear being of the yearly rent of four shillings

We the Jurymen impannelled and sworn of this jurydo find as well upon Oath as by our own knowledge thatJohn Firbank gentleman who hath a customary estate lyingwithin the Manor of the yearly value of eight pounds orthereabouts now is and for some time by (sic) past has fallen intoinsanity of mind and weakness of understanding by reasonwhereof he is not capable of selling or otherwise disposing ofhis said customary Estate so that he and his wife are no waycapacited to live and maintain themselves but are likely tobecome burdensome and chargeable to the Township of Ingletonbecause the said John Firbank is not in capacity of disposingof all or part of his said customary Estate by reason of hisinfirmity as aforesaid we therefore humbly desire the Lordof this Manor will take care that the estate may be managedby his Officers or by the Overseers of the said Town so that thejust debts now owing by the said John Firbank may bepaid and that he and his wife may be provided andrelieved out of the said estate according to his occasions andhis necessity requires

We fine all non appearances 4d apiece

Thomas Butterfield Hugh StackhouseChr Jackson John HirdGiles Redmayne Lawrence ButterfieldChristr Oldfield James RichardsonHugh Armitstead Thomas RedmayneMarmaduke Johnson

Manor ) Court Baron and

of ) Customary Court of Thomas

Ingleton ) Parker Esquire held at Ingleton

Com: Ebor: ) aforesaid in and for the

) Manor aforesaid on the first) day of December in the second

year of the reign of our SovereignGeorge by the grace of God of GreatBritain &c and in the Year of ourLord 1715 Before Richard JacksonGentleman Steward of the same Court

Names of the Jurors to enquire &c

James Thirnbeck ) (John CockinThomas Wildman ) (Richard MooreLeonard Wildman ) (John HirdJames Talbot ) Sworn (John ParkerJohn Waller ) (Richard FoxcroftJames Redmayne ) (John Bentham

first We find an Alienation by Deed from Alexander ThistlethwaiteWilliam Tatham James Procter and Richard Redmayne of all their Rightand Title of those Lands or Closes commonly called the Intax being byestimation four

Rent 0£ 6s 7¼d Acres with one Barnstead therein with six Cattlegaits lyingFine 4. 19. 0¾ in one pasture Close called the Brows unto John Bentham his Heirs and

Assigns for ever as by the said Deed may more at large appear being ofthe yearly rent of six shillings sevenpence farthing

2ly We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Sedgwick of all his Rightand Title of all those grounds or Closes commonly called Stubbin CloseThurlam Close and Upper

Rent 0£ 1s 1d Cauperam Close adjoining one to another unto James WalkerFine 0 16 3 and Agnes his Wife to them their Heirs and Assigns for ever as by the said

Deed may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of one Shillingand one penny

3rdly We find an Alienation by Deed from William Swindon (?) and fromJohn Russell of all their Right and Title of one Barn or Laith with onelittle Stable thereunto adjoining lying in the Uppergate unto John Budgenhis Heirs

Rent .s 3d and Assignes for ever as by the said Deed may more at large appear beingof the yearly rent of threepence

Fine 3 9We fine Isabel Bryands for a pound Breach 3s 4d

and all non appearances 4d

As to other things given us in charge we find no more presentableThis is our Verdict

James Thirnbeck ) (John ParkerThomas Wildman ) (John HerdJames Talbot ) (John BenthamJohn Waller ) (James RedmayneRichard Moore ) (John CockinRichard Foxcroft )

We find an Alienation by Deed from Thomas Sedgwick unto JamesRedmayne and Isabel his Wife of all his right and title of in and to all thatone parcel of arable and meadow ground situate lying

Rent 1s 3d and being in a certain field or Inclosure calledFine 18 9 the Flatts near Yarlesborrow within the Manor or Lordship of Ingleton

containing one Acre of Land be the same more or less being of the yearlyrent of one Shilling and three pence as by the said Deed may more at largeappear

James Thirnbeck ) {John CockinJames Redmayne ) {James TalbotRichard Herd ) {Richard FoxcroftLeonard Wildman ) {John WallerThomas Wildman ) {John HirdJohn Bentham ) {John Parker

Manor ) Court Baron or Customary

of ) Court of Thomas Parker Esquire

Ingleton ) held at Ingleton in and for

Com: Ebor: ) the Manor aforesaid on the first) day of December in the year of our) Lord 1718 Before Geo: Jackson Steward) of the same Court

Names of the Jurors to enquire for the afsd Court &c

Thomas Butterfield ) (Giles BlandThomas Wildman ) (James WalkerJames Thirnbeck ) (Henry RichardsonJames Talbot ) Sworn (James RedmayneHugh Armitstead ) (Robert WilkinsonRichard Lucas ) (Thomas CammLeonard Redmayne )

Imprs We find an Alienation by Indenture from Thomas Sedgwick late ofThornton Church Stile in the County of York Innkeeper unto John Wood of

Ingleton in the County aforesaid Yeoman and to his Heirs and Assigns forever of all his Right and Title of one Acre of Arable Ground commonly calledIngilby Grainbank with one Rood lying at Enter with one other Rood lyingunder Nidlebers hedge one other dale called Creaklands with one dale lyingover Fishber with other two dales at Moss wells and another dale on Grabatieas the said Indenture may more at large appear being of the yearly rent ofsixpence three farthings

2 We find an Alienation by Indenture from Nicholas Haggonson untoRichard Toppin Blacksmith his heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Messuageor Dwellinghouse situate in Ingleton with one old House two Gardens andone Croft being by estimation one Rood be it more or less as by the saidIndenture may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of one Shillingnine pence

3 We find an Alienation by Deed from John Cockin unto James Richardsonhis Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right and Title of one Messuage orDwelling house standing on the Bank in Ingleton with one other old houseadjoining to the West end of the said Dwellinghouse and one Barnsteadadjoining to the eastend of the said Dwelling house and one Garden lying onthe southside of the old Barnstead being the same length of the Barnstead andno longer as the said Deed may more at large appear being of the Yearly rentof eight pence halfpenny.

4 We find an Alienation by Indenture from Thomas Redmayne untoRobert Bell his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right and Title ofall that one Messuage or Dwellinghouse with one Barn and one Closeadjoining to it commonly known by the name of Lankbers and oneClose called Jack Close and one Garden and Calf Parrock lying andbeing at Slatenber as by the said Indenture may more at large appearbeing of the yearly rent of one shilling one penny three farthings

5 We find an Alienation by Indenture from Christopher Oldfieldunto Hugh Stackhouse of all his Right and Title of one Twinter gate inCaldcoats pasture to him and his Heirs or Assigns for ever as the saidIndenture may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of fourpence.

6 We find an Alienation by Indenture from Hugh Armitstead untoRichard Topham his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all his Right andTitle of one dale of Arable Land lying on Bowston containing byestimation half an Acre and one dale lying in the far mire as the saidIndenture may more at large appear being of the yearly rent of oneshilling and five pence.

7 We find an Alienation by Indenture from Richard Topham and

Jane his Wife and from Henry Court and Elizabeth his Wife untoHugh Armitstead his Heirs and Assigns for ever of all their Right andTitle of one Close or Inclosure of arable Land Meadow and pastureground called and known by the name of Lower Close containing byestimation two Acres be the same more or less lying and being atSkerreth as by the said Indenture may more at large appear being ofthe yearly rent of fourpence.

8 We find Descent from Leonard Walker unto Ellen Walker hisDaughter of all his Right and Title of one parcel of Arable andMeadow Ground commonly called Fishber head being of the yearlyrent of five pence.

We fine all non appearances four pence and continue all pains and byelaws.

Thos. Butterfield Leo. RedmayneThomas Wildman Henry RichardsonJames Thirnbeck Giles BlandJames Redmayne James WallerJames Talbott Robert WilkinsonRichd. Lucas Thomas Camm

Manor of Ingleton The Court Baron of John

in the Parker Esquire holden at Ingleton

County of York aforesaid in and for the saidManor the eleventh day of Augustin the year of our Lord 1749

BeforeWm. Turner CarusD. Steward

The Names of the Jury to inquire and present for the Lord of the saidManor.

Rich. Balderston) sworn (Edm. FoxcroftRobt. Smith ) (Matthew CarterChr. Johnson ) (John WildmanAdam Brown ) (Richd. Armitstead

Richd. Beamont) (Thos. DowningJohn Lund ) (Robt. Balderstone

1 We find an Alienation by Deed from Robert Wilkinson to ThomasWilkinson his Son and his Heirs for ever of all his Right and Title toone Dwelling house in Ingleton of the Yearly Customary rent of onehalfpenny as by Deed dated the 18th day of March 1740 may more atlarge appear.

2. We find a Devise by Will from Leonard Herd to Leonard Herd hisGrandson as Heir at Law of all his right and Title within the Manor ofIngleton of the Yearly Customary rent of 7s 7 1/2d as by the said Willdated the 13th of July 1747 may more at large appear.

3. We find a Descent by Will from William Talbert of Coldcoats tohis Son Thomas Talbert of all his Houses Lands and tenements withinthe Manor of Ingleton of the Yearly Customary rent of 9d.

4. We find an Alienation by Deed from John Lucas otherwise Turnerand Agnes his Wife to William Turner Carus and his heirs for ever thesaid Agnes Lucas being first privately examined of all their right andtitle to one Dwelling house one Garden one parcel of Land calledWinter Croft rent to the Lord of the Manor 1s 1 1/2d as by Deed datedthe 10th day of August 1749 may more at large appear.

5. We find an Alienation by Deed from Robert Rimington andRichard Balderston to Abraham Kidd and his Heirs for ever of all theirright and title to an Inclosure called Little springs of the Yearlycustomary rent of 6d as by Deed dated the 10th day of June 1749 maymore at large appear.

6. We find a Devise by Will from John Holden to ChristopherHolden Son of Francis Holden and his Heirs for ever to all his HousesLands and Tenements within the manor of Ingleton as by Will datedthe 3rd day of January 1745 may more at large appear. Rent 6s.

7. We find an Alienation by Deed dated from Richard Beamond andMargaret his Wife (she being first privately examined by the Stewardand Jury) to Henry Richardson and his Heirs for ever of all their rightand title to one parcel of Land lying on Hesley being an Inclosurecalled Hesley one Close called little Rarber(?) of the Yearly rent of 1s11d as by Deed dated the 13th day of February 1749 may more atlarge appear.

We lye a pain of 13s 11d to be levied on every person or persons thatrefuse dressing and sludging the water course called Feather Beckfrom Ann Richardson field called Malt Dubs to James Redmayne fieldcalled Midlesber every person to dress adjoining his own Lands on orbefore the 6th of November next ensuing the date hereof.

Richd. Balderston) sworn (Edmund FoxcroftRobt. Smith ) (Matthew CarterChrist. Johnson ) (John WildmanAdam Brown ) (Richd. ArmitsteadRichd. Beamond ) (Thos. DowningJohn Lund ) (Robt. Balderston

The Manor of Ingleton The Court Baron

in the of John Parker Esquire

County of York holden at Ingleton inand for the said

Manor the first day of December in theyear of our Lord 1749BeforeWm. Turner CarusSteward of the s(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquire and present for the Lord of the saidManor.

John Lodge Gent.) sworn (Joseph VipondThos. Walker ) ( John SidgwickJohn Redmayne ) (Wm. CharnleyJohn Ellershaw ) (Abraham KiddRobt. Balderstone) (Isaac GreenwoodJeffry Tennant ) (Robt. Law

1st We find a Descent from Elizabeth Waller to Christopher Wallerher Son of all her Right and Title to all her Lands lying upon LakeberLords Rent 11 1/2 d

2nd We find an Alienation from Robert Smith to James Redmayne ofall his Right and Title to one Messuage or Dwelling house one Gardenone shop or Turf House with all their Appurtenances to him and hisHeirs for ever as by Indenture bearing date the 9th day of November1749 may more at large appear. Lords Rent 2s 6 1/2 d

3rd We find an Alienation from William Turner Carus Gent. of all hisRight and Title to one Dwelling house one Graden one Parcel of Landcalled Tenter Croft to John Lucas & his Heirs for ever as by Indenturebearing date the eleventh day of August 1749 may more at largeappear. Lords rent 12s 1 1/2 d

John Lodge ) (Joseph Vipond

John Redmayne ) ( John SidgwickJohn Ellershaw ) (William CharnleyRobt. Balderston ) (Abm. KiddJeffry Tennant ) (Isaac Greenwood

(Robt. Law

The Manor of Ingleton The Special Court

in the Baron of John

County of York Parker Esquire Lordof the said Manoron Wednesday the

13th day of December 1749Before Wm. Turner Carus

Steward

The Names of the Jury to enquire for the Lord of the said Manor.

Christr. Thornbeck Gent ) sworn (Thos. SidgwickEdmund Foxcroft ) (James RedmayneChristopher Atkinson ) (Jonathan WebsterRichard Beaumond ) (Thos. CammJohn Birkett ) (Richd. TophamJohn Lund ) (Robt. Law

We find an Alienation by Deed from Mrs Jane Walker to her sonThomas Walker and his Heirs for ever of all her right and title to aMessuage or Tenement called Kirksteads parcel of the Manor ofIngleton and holden of the Lord by and under the yearly customaryrent of nineteen shillings and two pence

signed

C. Thornbeck ) (Thos. SedgwickEdmund Foxcroft ) (James RedmayneC. Atkinson ) (Jonathan WebsterRichard Beaumond ) (Thos. CamJohn Birkhead ) (Richard TophamJohn Lund ) (Robert Law

Manor of Ingleton The Special Court

in the Baron of John Parker

County of York Esq. holden at Ingletonin and for the said Manorthis fifth day of Februaryin the year of our Lord 1750

beforeWm. Turner CarusSteward of the S(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquire and present for the Lord of the s(ai)dManor

John Lodge Gent. ) sworn (John LundMatthew Carter ) (Jonathan WebsterWm. Bryans ) (Richard BeaumondRobt. Law ) (Robt. WilkinsonJames Redmayne ) (Thos. CamThos. Sedgwick ) (Richd. Topham

We find an Alienation from Richard Armitstead to James Redmayneson of Richard Redmayne of one Messuage or dwelling house knownby the name of Jenkin Beck house with two Gardens or Grass Croftsthereunto belonging and adjoining to him and his heirs for ever as byIndenture bearing the date the 5th day of February 1750 may more atlarge appear Lords rent 1s 6d

signed

John Lodge ) (John LundMatthew Carter ) (Jonathan WebsterWilliam Bryans ) (Richard BeaumondRobert Law ) (Thomas CamJames Redmayne ) (Richard TophamThos. Sedgwick ) (Robert Wilkinson

The Manor of Ingleton The Court

in the Baron of

County of York John Parker Esq.Lord of the saidManor holden at

Ingleton in and for the said Manorthe eleventh day of August in the yearof our Lord 1750

beforeWm. Turner Carus

Steward of the S(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquire and present for the Lord of thesaid Manor.

George Jackson Gent. ) sworn (John LucasGyles Redmayne ) (Richard BeamondeChris. Waller ) (Robt. RichardsonJohn Jackson ) (Christr. OldfieldHugh Stackhouse ) (Thomas SidgwickJohn Foxcroft ) (Stephen Moore

1st We find John Craven tenant of all the Houses Lands TenementsHereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever within the Manor ofIngleton belonging to William Craven and Frances his wife the saidFrances being privately examined by the Steward and Jury the saidJohn Craven being son and heir apparent to the said William Cravenand Frances his Wife as by Deed dated the sixth day of Augsust in theyear of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty may more atlarge appear rent 6s 10d

2nd We lay a pain of six shillings and eight pence per rood on all thefence or fences belonging to Coldcoats and Yarlsber new Closebetween Highley field head and Ingleton pasture gates likewisebetween Gilside and Stone folds also between Hugh Stackhouse fieldside and Holy platt parrock also between Holy plat parrock and JohnWildman field side to be made between (sic) and the twenty fifth dayof March next ensuing the date hereof seven quarters high straightfence leapt and cobled above likewise the Gates or Yaet(?) hung at thesame time.

3. We find a descent from Henry Smith to Esther Wilson of all hisright and title within the Manor of Ingleton of the yearly customaryRent of three pence she being Heiress at Law.

The Names of the Jury sworn

George Jackson ) sworn (John LucasGiles Redmayne ) (Richd. BeamondChris. Waller ) (Robt. RichardsonJohn Jackson ) (Christr. OldfieldHugh Stackhouse ) (Thos. SidgwickJohn Foxcroft ) (Stephen Moor

The Manor of Ingleton The Court Baron

in the of John Parker Esq.

County of York Lord of the said Manorholden at Ingleton aforesaid

in and for the said Manor the firstday of December in the year of our Lord

1750 beforeWm. Turner CarusStew(ar)d. of the S(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquire and present for the Lord of thesaid Manor.

John Lodge Gent. ) sworn (John CravenRobt. Richardson ) (Robt. SmithAdam Brown ) (Christr. JohnsonMatthew Carter ) (Edmd. FoxcroftJohn Suart ) (Thos. DowningJohn Wildman ) (Richd. Beamond

We find an Alienation from Rowland Dixon to Richard Tophamand Thomas Walker Overseers of the Poor for the time being and theirsuccessors in behalf of the Township of Ingleton of one Messuage ordwelling house with one Garden being parcel of this Manor andholden of the Lord thereof by and under the yearly rent of one shillingand one penny as by Indenture bearing date the 5th day of May 1750may more at large appear

John Lodge ) sworn (John CravenRobert Nicholson ) (Robt. SmithAdam Brown ) (Chris. JohnsonMatthew Carter ) (Edmd. FoxcroftJohn Suart ) (Thomas DowningJohn Wildman ) (Richd. Beamond

The Manor of Ingleton The Court Baron

in the of John Parker

County of York Esquire holden atIngleton aforesaidin and for the

said Manor the twelfth day ofAugust in the year of our Lord onethousand seven hundred and fifty onebeforeWm. Turner CarusStew(ar)d. of the s(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquire and present for the Lord of thes(ai)d Manor.

Richd. Balderstone ) sworn (Isaac GreenwoodJeffry Tenant ) (Robt. BalderstoneStephen Moore ) (James RedmanRobt. Smith ) (Thos. DowningChristr. Oldfield ) (Robt. BalderstoneJohn Redman ) (Richd. Beamond

We find an Alienation from Richard Foxcroft to Matthew Carter ofall his right and title to one Inclosure called Bracking bottam Close byestimation one acre of the yearly customary rent of sixpence as byDeed dated the 16th (?) day of March 1750 may more at large appear

We find an Alienation from John Lucas otherwise Urwin andAgnes his Wife to Richard Topham of all their right and title to oneInclosure called Farr Bank by estimation three acres one otherinclosure called Canam by estimation two acres of the yearlycustomary rent of one shilling as by Deed dated the 8th day of August1751 may more at large appear

We find an Alienation from John Lucas otherwise Urwin of all hisright and title to Richard Topham and his heirs for ever of oneInclosure called Procter Croft by estimation two acres and a half bethe same more or less one other parcel called Procter Croft Bottom byestimation one Acre be the same more or less one other Inclosurecalled Green end by estimation one Acre and a half be the same moreor less of the yearly customary rent of five shillings and six pence asby Deed dated the first day of March in the year of our Lord 1750 maymore at large appear

We find an Alienation from Richard Law to Agnes Walker wife ofThomas Walker of Kirksteads and her Heirs for ever of one Inclosurecalled Warth Close by estimation half an acre be the same more or less

of the yearly customary rent of five pence as by Deed dated the twelfthday of August in the year of our Lord 1751 may more at large appear.

Jurymens Names

Richd. Balderston ) sworn (Isaac GreenwoodJeffry Tennant ) (Robt. BalderstonStephen Moore ) (Jas. RedmayneRobert Smith ) (Thos. DowningChr. Oldfield ) (Robt. BalderstonJohn Redmayne ) (Richd. Beamond

The Manor of Ingleton The Court Baron

in the of John Parker Esq.

County of York holden at Ingletonaforesaid in and for

the said Manor the second dayof December in the year of ourLord 1751Before Wm. Turner CarusStew(ar)d of the Court

The Names of the Jury to inquire and present for the Lord of thesaid Manor

George Jackson ) sworn (Richard Richardson??? Kidd ) (Hugh StackhouseChris Waller ) (John LundGiles Redmayne ) (Rich. TophamJohn Foxcroft ) (John LucasJohn Jackson ) (John Ellershaw

1. We find Jane Wildman Tenant by Will from her husband JohnWildman of All her right and title to one Messuage and Tenementcalled ??gill and being within and parcel of the Manor of Ingletonunder the yearly customary rent of seven pence

2. We find an Alienation by Deed from Richard Topham to JohnLucas of one Inclosure called Farrbank by estimation three acres oneother Inclosure called Canam by estimation two acres of the yearlycustomary rent of one shilling parcel of the Manor of Ingleton.

3. We find a Descent by will from Thomas Camm to his daughterElizabeth Wife of Thomas Robinson of one Close called Barrows of

the yearly rent of one shilling and eightpence being parcel of thisManor as the said Will will make it more appear

4. We find Elizabeth Camm Tenant by Will from Thomas Camm herhusband lately deceased of all his Right and Title during her naturallife of one Dwelling house one Barn and of one Inclosure calledCrooklands of the Manor of Ingleton yearly rent of sevenpence.

5. We find an Alienation by Deed from George Jackson to ThomasCraven and his heirs for ever of ten Cattlegaits lying in little Fell closebeing parcel of the Manor of Ingleton yearly rent fourpence.

6. We find an Alienation by Deed from Richard Hodgson to ThomasCraven and his Heirs for ever to thirteen Cattlegaits lying in Little fellclose parcel of the Manor of Ingleton customary rent of ten shillingsand tenpence.

7. We find an Alienation from Richard Balderston Richard Foxcroftand Edmund Foxcroft unto Thomas Walker of all their right and titlein out Leirber and Thackmere(?) bottom and Thackmieer(?) end as byIndenture bearing date the 29th of November 1750 as may more atlarge appear Lords rent one shilling and five pence farthing

8. Whereas the fence between seat Howith and the Common on theone side and the fryerwood or Bould hare on the other within thejurisdiction of this Court is very ruinous and out of repair now uponthe Complaint and Oath of Thomas Jackson of Dale house within thisManor we lay a pain of four shillings a rood upon the persons (to wit)John Shepard Thomas Battersby John Medcalf who ought to repair thesame if it be not repaired before the 25th day of March next.

9. We find an Alienation from Rowland Tatham to Thomas Craven oftwo Cattlegaits and one half lying in Littel Fell close being parcel ofthis Manor and holden of the Lord thereof under the yearly rent offivepence

10. We find an Alienation by Deed from John Garnet to RichardVipond of all his right and title to one dwelling house one Shop oneStable and one Backside standing and lying in Ingleton being parcel ofthis Manor and holden of the Lord thereof under the yearly rent of 1s2d

signedGeo. Jackson Richard TophamJn. Foxcroft Giles RedmanJohn Ellershaw John JacksonJohn Lucas Richard Richardson

Abr. Kidd Hugh StackhouseJohn Lund Chris. Waller

The Manor of Ingleton The Special

in the Court Baron

County of York of John Parker.Esquire holdenat Ingleton in

and for the said Manor thisseventeenth day of April in theyear of our Lord one thousand sevenhundred fifty and two

beforeWm. Turner CarusSteward of the s(ai)d Court

The Names of the Jury to enquireand present for the lord of the s(ai)d Manor

Abraham Kidd ) (Robt. RichardsonGeorge Jackson ) (Richd. BalderstoneWilliam Booth ) (Adam BrownJoseph Vipond ) (Isaac GreenwoodRichard Topham ) (Chris. OldfieldJohn Lucas ) (John Craven

We find a Devise by Will from Joseph Waller to ChristopherWaller of Coldcoats and his heirs for ever of all the Houses and Landslying on the west side of Bowlands likewise all Guyning Closes withone Barn thereon standing Butts Garth Thin Close one rood in Bottonand all Lands in Upper Hessley one Inclosure called Skeets threecattlegaits in Coldcoats Close two cattlegaits and two thirds of anotherin Ingleton Cow Close one dale of Turbary in a place calledWenington Moss of the yearly customary rent of 12s 11 1/2d as byWill dated the 17th of February in the year of our Lord 1749 maymore at large appear

We find a Devise by the said Will from the said Joseph Waller toRececha (sic) Lupton during her natural life Wife of William Lupton(one) Inclosure called Peterland one other Inclosure called Checker

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