Kingston Upon Hull

(County, Parish/vill)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-641	03 Sep 1402	Edmund Duke Of York	Inquisition
18-864	13 Aug 1403	Joan Widow Of Edmund Duke Of York	Assignment of Dower
19-137	23 Feb 1406	Stephen Lescrope Of Masham, Knight	Inquisition	Kingston on Hull, £20 from the fee farm of the tow...
20-308	24 Apr 1415	Thomas Corbrig	Inquisition
20-405	21 Dec 1415	Edward Duke Of York	Inquisition
20-449	20 Oct 1415	Michael De La Pole, Earl Of Suffolk	Inquisition
20-457	27 Dec 1415	Michael De La Pole	Inquisition
20-479	30 Sep 1415	Joan Duchess Of York	Inquisition
20-491	None	Philippa Duchess Of York	Assignment of Dower
20-593	29 Oct 1416	Isabel	Inquisition
21-293	01 Jul 1419	Katharine Widow Of Michael De La Pole, Earl Of Suffolk	Inquisition	She held in fee tail of the king by knight service...
22-45	12 Jul 1423	Pole, Elizabeth	Inquisition	An annual rent or annuity of £50 from the fee-farm...
22-117	29 Mar 1423	Scrope, Margaret	Inquisition	manor of Faxfleet, 10 marks rent in North Dalton, ...
23-705	10 Nov 1431	York, Philippa, Duchess Of York	Inquisition	33 marks, 4s. 5½d. rent from the issues of Yorkshi...
24-262	None	Joan, Wife Of Henry Brounflete, Knight, Duchess Of York	Inquisition	Kingston upon Hull, £133 6s. 8d. yearly, at Easter...
25-240	None	Anne, Countess Of Stafford	Traverse
25-449	29 Mar 1440	Richard Lescrop Of Bolton, Knight	Inquisition	Kingston upon Hull, £4 rent from lands and tenemen...
26-531	27 Nov 1447	John, Late Duke Of Exeter	Inquisition	100 marks yearly from the king’s customs in the po...

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Drypool	Manor in vicinity
Hull	Manor in vicinity
Owstmarsk	Contains
Yorkshire, East Riding	In county of

Extents and values

23-705

Total: 26667d, (£111 2s. 3d.)
(Yorkshire, YORKSHIRE, Kingston upon Hull, )

33 marks, 4s. 5½d. rent from the issues of Yorkshire, delivered by the sheriff and paid at Easter and Michaelmas by equal parts

133 marks 4s. 5½d. annuity from the custom and subsidy of wools, hides, and wool-fells in the port of Kingston upon Hull, delivered by the customer and payable at Easter and Michaelmas by equal parts.