‹ E-CIPM 19-622: EDMUND EARL OF KENT ›

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By the grant of Edward III , as in the last, he held in his demesne in fee tail:

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By the grant of Edward III , as above, he held in fee tail:

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By the grant of Edward III , as above, he held in fee tail:

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He held in his demesne in fee tail:

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He held in his demesne in fee tail:

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He held in his demesne in fee tail:

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He held nothing in the county. Who is his heir is unknown.

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He held the manor of Ware in fee tail as in the last. From it he granted 1 messuage and 120 a. land and meadow, lately held by John ?Ostewill, to his servant William Wellys for life.

He held the court of the honour as in the last.

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By the grant of Edward III to Edmund earl of Kent , as above, he held in his demesne in fee tail of the king in chief by knight service the manors of

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By virtue of the grant of Edward III as above he held in his demesne in fee tail of the king in chief, services unknown:

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He held in his demesne in fee tail:

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He held the manors of Cottingham, Great Ayton and Hemlington in his demesne in fee tail by the grant of Edward I to John Wake and Joan his wife from whom they descended as above [no.631].

Hemlington is held of Ralph earl of Westmorland , service unknown, annual value £7.

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Part of Edmund earl of March :

Sussex, from the fee farm of Chichester, £36.

Rutland, manor of Ryhall, £40 8d.

Northampton, manor of Upton, £17 13s.

Lincoln, from the manors of Deeping, £52 8s.5 1/2d.

Nottingham, from the manor of Ollerton in Sherwood, 35s.8d.

Part of William de Wylughby, knight , and Joan duchess of York :

York, Cottingham, 176 a. meadow called Inglemire and ‘Salthenges’ with agistment as parcel of the manor, £25, pasture called ‘Stanhousgange’, ‘Stanhousgarth’ and ‘le Thorndyke’, pasture called ‘les Wythes’ and ‘Crokidcotgarth’, pasture called ‘Estchauntturland’, pasture called ‘Estharpyn’, ‘Wylowcotgarth’, ‘Twelveheitdys’, ‘Esthell’, ‘la Havendyk’, ‘Westharpyn’ and ‘Southchaunturland’ on the west, ‘Southchaunturland’ on the east and pasture at the east end of ‘Derynghamdyke’, £55 11s.2d., two woods called Southwood and Eppleworth wood, £23 6s.8d., and the manor of Little Weighton, £10.

Lincoln, manor and soke of Caistor except the vills of North Kelsey, Holton le Moor and Fulnetby which are held for life by Joan widow of Thomas, £33 19s.3d.

Part of John earl of Somerset and Margaret his wife:

Lincoln, manor of Market Deeping except the lands and tenements in Barholm and Stow, the pasture called Cranmore, 3 watermills in Market Deeping and West Deeping, 48 a. and 2 1/2 roods in the parish of Deeping St. James, 81 a. and 1 1/2 roods of demesne in the parish of Market Deeping, 20 a. demesne meadow in ‘Northmede’, 14 a. meadow in ‘Fletgate Wange’, and 3 1/2 a. meadow west of Lolham bridge, [sum missing].

Northampton, manor of Torpel, £50.

Part of Thomas earl of Salisbury and Eleanor his wife:

York, [Cottingham], pastures called ‘Leyderyngham’, ‘Calcroft’, ‘Wolderyngham’, ‘Engderyngham’ and ‘Thortanflat’, £27 16s.6d.

Hertford, manor of Ware, £89 19s., and the court called the court of the honour of Bourne held yearly at Hertford, 12d.

Northampton, manor of Easton on the Hill, £30 10s.10d.

Part of John Nevyll, knight and Elizabeth his wife:

York, manors of Hemlington, £7, and Great Ayton, £27,

Derby, manor of Ashford, £40.

Nottingham, manor of Ollerton in Sherwood, £6 13s.4d.

Dower of Lucy countess of Kent :

York, site of Cottingham manor with a croft called Applegarth, a park with adjacent woods, Norwoods, Pratwoods and Harland, 17 bovates of demesne in the fields of Cottingham, a piece of pasture called Loatleys containing 10 a., a piece of pasture at the east end of Southwood, a pasture called ‘Midelparte’ of Loatleys containing 40 a., a pasture called ‘Southside’ of Loatleys containing 26 a., 3 watermills, 1 windmill, service rents of free tenants and tenants at will according to the custom of the manor, North House, Dunswell, Hull Bank, Newland and Eppleworth, the marsh and turbary in Firths, 30 a. in the meadow of Inglemire in a place called ‘Middelhull, £4 rent from Dyngs to Beverley, 66s.8d. from the ferry at Hessle, and the profits and perquisites of the court and leet, £269 14s.5 1/2d.

Lincoln, lands and tenements in Barholm and Stow, £28 11s., pasture called Cranmore, £30 7s.7d., 3 watermills in Market Deeping and West Deeping, £29 6s.8d., 48 a. and 2 1/2 roods of demesne in Deeping St. James, 56s.9d., 81 a. and 1 1/2 roods of demesne in Market Deeping, £4 16d., 20 a. demesne meadow in ‘Northmede’, 20s., 14 a. meadow in ‘Fletgatewang’, 65s.3d., and 3 1/2 a. meadow west of Lolham bridge, 11s.8d.