| Description | 1.Sept. 15 1518 Lease for 20 years from Rauff Constable and Ellys Ashby, gentlemen of Catfos, Yorks. to Nicholas Howyt of Wayllys, Yorks, gent, of the “Manor Place” of Baylbrough, with a parcel of ground called the Wellyard, lately in the occupation of Richard Hay; annual rent 8 marks. With “housebot and hayeboot”, and the lease of a coalpit at Baylburgh, to be occupied with 6 workmen, at annual rent 33/4d, terminable at a year’s notice. With right to Nicholas to sink coalpits in any plot of ground belonging to him.
Wit. – Thomas Harryson, Henry Brodhed, William Whyte of Harthill.
2. Apr. 18 1574 Lease for 21 years from Peter Edeson yeoman of Barleburgh, for £10 paid by Francis Rodes Esq of Staveley Woodthorppe, to George Harryson and Richard Crosbie yeomen, of half a close called Greene Slaley in Barleburgh.
3. May 26 1528 Sale from Stephyn Constable of Catfosse Esq to Nicholas Hewett gent. of Toadweke, for £120 of 16 messuages, 200 a. of land, 60 a. of meadow, 40 a. of pasture, 500 a. of wood and £3/6/8d annual rent in Barleburgh, Whitwell, Romeley and Cloyn.
Wit. – Henry Ellott gent, Franneye Hewett gent, Thomas Ranisha, parish priest of Walis, Henry Brodhed yeoman, Petur Paslowe yeoman.
4. May 14 1566 Fooffment from Thomas Reve gent to Brian Lasselle Esq of Gateforth of all his messuages and lands and rents in Neubrome, Notts, formerly in the tenure of John Frankewell, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved monastery of Wallingwelle; also his messuage and lands of 9s in Gameton, formerly in the tenure of Leonard Touneford, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved Priory of Mattersey; also all the eastern part of his land and wood called Northelonnde and southlonnd of 20a. in the parish of Blythe, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved Priory of Blithe; also his 3a. of meadow, formerly in the tenure of Robert Alvey, in the fields of Burton Joyce, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved Monastery of Welbecke; also the western part of a piece of land called Stedborowthedde, of 40a., abutting south on a public road leading from the vill of Gateforthe to that of Rotfurthe, and eastwards on the on the other part of Stedborowthedde, formerly belonging to King Henry VIII per Robert Swift and William Swift, formerly to the late-dissolved Monastery of Worksop; also his messuage and land in Caunton, formerly in the tenure of William Marsheden, formerly belonging to the canons of the late Collegiate Church of Southewell; also 1 ½ a. of land in the fields of Thorpe, formerly in the tenure of John Blackamoore, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved Priory of Thurgarton; also all his lands and messuages at Laneham, formerly in the tenure of William Bothe, formerly belonging to the late-dissolved Chantry or Chapel of Normanton-by-Southewell; as they were granted by Letters Patent of Philip and Mary dated Aug. 5, 1557, to Thomas Reve and Richard Budde. To hold of the Sovereign “as of his manor of Eastgrenewiche, Kent”, through fealty only in free socage and not “in capito”. With power of attorney to Richard Topelyff Esq and William Digbie gent. to grant seisin.
5. June 26 1616 Grant from George Lascells, knight to Thomas Cornewaleys of Ordsall and Thomas Tye of E. Retford, of his manors of Gaytford and Sturton, with all his lands etc. in Worksoppe, Shireeke, Hilton, Carleton, Littlebrough, Fenton, Wyeston, Claworth, Wheatley and Burton.
6. Nov. 29 1531 Lease for 74 years from Richard Wellys gent. of London, one of the six clerks of the Court of Chancery, to Nicholas Howett of Todwyke, Yorks., of his “manor place” of Barbrowgh with a parcel of ground called the Welyarde; annual rent 8 marks. With “howsebote and haybote” as previous tenants had. [MISSING 6/1/2005]
7. Sept. 13 1527 Grant from Anne Constable of Catfosse, widow of Ralph constable Esq., for £105, to Stephen Constable of Catfosse, of 16 messauges, 200 a. of land, 60 a. of meadow, 40 a. of pasture, 500 a. of wood and 66/8d. rent in Barleburgh, Whytewell, Romley and Cloyne; with power of attorney to Nicholas Hewet gent. And Thomas Harryson, yeoman to grant seisin.
8. Quitclaim from Nicholas Hewet of Toodwyk, gent., to Richard Welles and John Gylle gentlemen, of all claims he had in a moiety of the manor of Barleburgh, and in 16 messuages etc. (as in No. 7) in Barleburgh etc.; which they hold conjointly by grant of Nicholas, as appears in a deed dated Apr. 24, 1532.
9. Feb. 4 1535 Release from Richard Hewett of Toodwyk, gent, to Cristofer Mere, William Cooper, William Selyek, John Selyek and Thomas Brady, gentlemen, to the use of William Selyek (who pays £10), of all this title and claim he had in the manor of Barlyburgh, and any land belonging thereto in Barlyburgh, Whytterwell, Romeley and Clowne, and any parcel lately belonging to Stphen Constable, knight.
10. Feb. 19 1576 Quitclaim from William Duncumbe, son of Ivingoe Aston, Bucks., gent., Thomas Duncumbe of Mech Brickhill and William Duncumbe Jun, of Badlezden, Beds., gentlemen and Edmund Duncumbe and Clement do., gentlemen of Ivingoe Aston, to Franois Rodes of Staveley Woodthorppe, Esq., of all claim they had in the manor of Barlebrough, and all messuages and lands there lately in the possession of George Solick gent.
11. Jun. 29 1528 Grant from Stephen Constable of Catfosse, Esq., to Nicholas Hewett gent. of Toodwyk, of 16 messauges etc. (as in No. 8) in Barleburgh etc.
12(a) Sept. 29 1500 Grant from Johm Hatfold and Thomas Dayvett, knights, to Stephen Hatfeld of Catfosse and Elizabeth his wife, of all their lands, rents and services in the vills and territories of Rednes in Marsshland and Sylstern in Holderness, Yorks, and Barlburgh, Derbys., which they lately held by grant of the said Stephen. With power of attorney to Robert Loremar and William Monton to grant seisin.
12(b) May 4 1507 Duplicate of No. 23 in parcel “A”.
12(c) Jan. 6 1512 Sale from Stephen Hatefeld of Selstern in Holdernesse, gent, to Anne Hatefeld, daughter of John Hatefeld of Hatefeld, Esq., of the reversion of all lands, rents and services in Barlburgh, and that all lands in Rednesse in Marshland and Selstern, after the death of Stephen and his wife Elizabeth.
[Items 12(b) and (c) may have been numbered 13 and 14. In which case, the following references should be 15-24]
13. Easter 1388 Grant from William de Hoton of Schafteworth to John de Gaitford and Robert his son, of annual rent of 12d. from a messuage and garden in Schaftesworth, between the messuage of John de Hoton on the southern side and a public lane on the north side, abutting on the water of Idill on the west and the messuage of John de Hoton on the east.
Wit. – Thomas de Waylsby, Richard Gull, William Jackson, Robert Barn.
14. Apr. 4 1317 Grant from Hugo, son of Robert de Carleton, to Robert de Burton of Wirkesop, of ½ a. of arable land in the territory of Goytford at le Broddales, lying between the land of Radulph del Grene of Goytford on the north side, and that of Robert le Potter of Wirkesop on the other, the eastern head abutting on a road leading towards Blida and the other on a road leading towards Goytford.
Wit. - William de Gaytford, John de Schirhokes, William de Troton, Robert de Bare, Thomas de Retford, Michel Fypoll, John Badger (the last 5 all of Wirkesop.)
15. Apr. 26 1532 Power of Attorney from Richard Welles and John Sylle, gentlemen, to John Parker gent. to grant coisin to Nicholas Hewet of Toodwek, Yorks, of a moiety of the manor of Barleburghe, with 16 messuages, 200 a. of land, 60 a. of meadow, 40 a. of pasture, 500 a. of wood and 66/8d rent in Barlesburghe, Whytwell, Romeley and Cloyn; according to deed of Apr. 24 1532.
16. Sept. 24 1585 Release from Francis Rodes, Justice of Queen’s Bench, to John Darrye knight, Lord of Aston, Yorks., Francis Molyneur Esq. and Richard Crosbye, of all his manor and park of Barlebrough, and his lately-built mansion house there; and all his messuages and lands in Barlebrough and Pybleys, and all his lands in Rowmley, which he had of Peter Woal and George Oxley.
17. Apr. 6 1527 Lease from Stephen Constable of Catfos, Anne Constable, and Ellis Asby of Catfos, to Nicholas Hewyt of Wayllis, Yorks., of the “manor place” of Barbrowthe, with a parcel of found called the Wollyard; for 80 years. Annual rent 8 marks. With housebote and haybote, and right to hew timber for building and to sell wood grown there. He agrees not to grant any part to anyone without approval of the lessees, except to Godfrey Fulgyam knight of Walton.
18. Apr. 20 1551 Sale from John Selicke Esq. of Hassilbarrowe in the parish of W. Norton, Derbyshire, to Robert Saunderson Esq., of Sandebecke, Yorks. and Francis Hewett of Wales, of his manor or house of Barleburghe, and all his lands, rents and services in the vill and fields of Barleburghe, and in Whittwell, Clowne and Horstrappe or elsewhere in Derbys.
Wit. – George Harreson, William Hancock, Richard Dolfyn, Thomas Belghe, Robert Spencer, Thomas Whithed, Charles Bennett. Endorsed – “This writing is cancelled.” (This must have been later, as the deed bears the signature of John Selyek.)
19. Arbitration by Franneys Rodes, Sergeant-at-Law, in a dispute between Thomas Barton tanner of Woodsetts Dale, Derbys., and William Western Jun., hardwareman of Brinsforthe, Yorks., concerning a messuage and lands in Catcliffe, lately the inheritance of Nicholas Capil (or –ol) – wood. Award – that each should possess half of the property. Reference is made to a deed for sale of the said Nicholas dated Jan. 2, 1581.
20. Aug 21 1598 Bond in £120 from Godfrey Ashe of Wyeston in the parish of Claworth, yeoman, to John Rodes of Barleborough.
21. June 12 1558 Royal Writ of Philip and Mary to Nicholas Powtroll and others, directing them to carmine and value woods and trees on lands in Notts. Formerly monastic, lately sold by the Court of Wards and Liveries to George Laselles Esq.
22. Sept. 2 1558 Enquiry held at Wyrkesoppe before Nicholas Powtroll and Elizus Markham, on oath of Richard Foster, Jacob Taylor, John Homynbrough, William Haynesworth, Thomas Pynson, George Byngley, Richard Stones, Maurcie Brand, Thomas Goodrich, George Inglesby, Robert Holt and John Wyld. Who say that the western part of lands in the parish of Blyth called Northland and Southland, parcel of the former priory of Blyth, contains 20 a. of wood, of which 10 are valued 33/4d per acre and 10/30 per acre, and underwood 13d. And that George Lassells has not yet taken away any part of this. And that woods on the western part of a piece of land called Stodborowhead, parcel of the former monastery of Wyrkesoppe, are worth £24, and the underwood 10/-. And that George Lassells has not yet taken any part of this. And that woods on the western part of a piece of land called Stodborowhead, parcel of the former monastery of Wyrkesoppe, are worth £24 and the underwood 10/-. And that woods on the 30 a. of land called Nonnebrowns were sold by Robert Oglesthorpe to (blank) Blytheman about 1542, and some trees still remain there worth 53/4d. And that the lands in Gamston, Carlton, Thorpe and Lansham have no wood or trees on them. And that the lands in Cawnton are restored to the Church of Southwell |