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Description: | William Cecil, knight, master of the Queen's Court of Wards and Liveries, and Robert Keylway, esq., surveyor of the same court, on behalf of the Queen,
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Charles lord Willoughby, son and heir of William late lord Willoughby (of Parham), decd.
Charles lord Willoughby has handed over a schedule and valuation of estates for which he wishes livery of which a copy is attached to this deed, estates which should come to him as heir of William lord Willoughby or which should come in reversion to him, these estates are to be valued by an auditor of the Court of Wards and Liveries and any lack of value or omission made good by double the year's value.
Lord Willoughby covenants not to disturb any tenants for life.
Signed and sealed by William Cecil and Robert Keylwey.
Property described in schedule attached by seal tags:
The manor of Bardney and Southrey, manor of Bucknall called Stixwould, manor of Crowland, advowsons of the churches of Bucknall, Upton & Kexby.
Minting park alias Thorley, except closes of pasture called Linkton syde, Andrewe Rales, Gautby Storthm, Heneage acres, pattryc hole, Gautby land and mylners garth.
55 cottages and 55a. of meadow in Bardney, Potterhanworth and Branston, as of the manor of Bardney.
Manor of Stow with appurtenances in Stow, Marton, Laughterton, Gate Burton, Kettlethorpe, Littleborough, Normanby, Bransby, Willingham, Cotes, Fillingham, Owmby, Hardwick, Knaith, Newton, Brampton, Fenton, Upton, Kexby and Heynings.
Manor of Upton and Kexby.
Manor of Orby, 10 messuages, 20 tofts, 10 cottages, 200a. of land, 100a. of meadow, 100a. of pasture and 10a. of wood.
Manor of Belchford.
Manor of Fulletby.
The house and site of the late abbey of Tupholme with appurtenances in the manor of Tupholme, Ranby, Knaith, Great Sturton, Louth, Fanthorpe (between North Elkington and South Elkington), Brackenborough and Stixwould, the advowson of Knaith, 20 messuages, 10 cottages, 30 tofts, 600a. of land, 500a. of meadow, 1600a. of pasture, 100a. of wood and a rent of 40s. in Tupholme, Ranby, Knaith, Great Sturton, Louth, Fanthorpe, Brackenborough, Stixwould, Upton and Kexby.
57 messuages, 13 tofts, 7 shops, 322a. of land, 80a. of meadow, 280a. of pasture, 40a. of furze and heath, 13s. 11 1/2d. of rent in Newton, Fenton, Upton, Kexby, Knaith and Heynings.
23 messuages, 7 tofts, 2 windmills, 678a. of furze and heath, and £6 10s. 1/4d. rent in Stow, Laughterton and Brampton.
House and site of the former monastery of Bardney and demesne lands of Bardney in Bardney and Langton, and 100a. of wood in Horsley wood and south wood, and 7 messuages, 100a. of land, 60a. of meadow, and 100a. of pasture in Bardney.
House and site of the late priory of Heynings and diverse lands in Heynings, 7a. of meadow in Knaith, 20a. of marsh in Lea, diverse lands in Kexby, Upton and Willingham belonging to the said priory.
Stow park and demesne lands of the manor of Stow, a windmill in Laughterton, part of a messuage beyond the Trent called Dunham Ferry, and diverse rents of £3 11s. in Gate Burton, Branston, Hardwick, Owmby and the manor of Stow.
Profit of three fairs in the town of Stow.
Diverse parcels of pasture part of Minting park called Langton side, Andrewe Rales, Gautby Storth, Hennage acres, Pattryk hole, Gautby lands and myners grath.
At the head of the valor is given the date of the death of lord William Willoughby, 30 July 1569, and proceedings taken since then. Each of the above groups of property is separately valued, and notes against some of them of the state of possession.
The schedule also has the signature of William Cooke junior, deputy of William Cooke esquire, clerk of the Liveries, by whom it is said to have been extracted.
Endorsements:
Approximately contemporary: Liuery of Charles lord Willoughby and shewes what landes William lord Willoughby was seazed of of (sic) at the time of his death.
Late 18th century-early 19th century: 10 February 13 Eliz: Sir William Cecil and Robert Keylwey on behalf of the Queen of the one part and Charles lord Wiloughby of the other part Covenants concerning the Livery of the lands etc. contained in the schedule annexed (5) | Temporal: | 10 Feb 1571 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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