Ditto die Tho: Iles, compounded for a copy [hold] close called Hall Croft, and one cottage in poss[ession] of Moses Wheelhous & Mathew Sadler, descended to him on the death of Sam: Iles, his father, and paid a fine for the
Wm Preston, the younger, came & compounded
for ye same close and cottage, purchased by
him of the aboves [aid] Sam: Iles, and paid
for the same
31 John Watson came and agreed wth the lords of
the man' for the sand in the river Air, and to
pay 2 guineas half-yearly, La[dy] Day and
Mich [aelmas], & to have leace for 11 years
Hester Hargrave, wid[ow] of Geo: Hargrave,
came & compounded for a fine for certain
copy [hold] cottages at Woodhouse, descended
from her husband, deceased, & paid.
March 26 Hanna Mason, for her son Wm Mason, comp[ounded] for a fine from his father of 2 cottages, at Great Woodhouse
die Tho: Mitchill came and paid fine for ye same
two cott [ages], purchased from Wm Mason,
& paid
Jno Benson, compounded for a
cottages, mortga [ged] to him by Leon:
Spence for £18
Do. die Ja: Lee, compounded for four tenem [ents] on
Woodhouse Moor, descended to Marg[aret],
wife of Rich Snowden, Cath. Lee, & other
daughters of Leonard Lee, deceased & paid
Ditto die Richd Brogden, compounded a fine for a close)
High roads, descended from Tim:
Brogden his father, and paid
Martha Farra: comp[ounded] for a copyh [old]
fine for sundry cottages in Callain, sometime
since surr[endered] by Th: Farra her husband,
to the use of his will, and the cottages and
tenements by the homage jury found them to 9 。。
[be] left to the s[aid] Martha for life, and after
her decease to Tho: his son, and his heirs,
and paid for the same`.
Came Abra: Pickard, son of Wm, late deceased,
compounded for six copyh [old] cottages, be-
queathed to him by the will of his father,
intrusted for the payment of sundry legacies
in the will mentioned, and agreed to pay the
lords of the mannor nine pound on the court
day next coming, and paid the same
3 John Jackson and Mary his wife, comp[ounded]
a fine for a mess [uage] and cott[age] on
Quariehill, surrendred to by Edw: Killingham,
and paid
Wm Walker, tenant to Mr Eamondson at the
Broadgates, presented for an incroachm1 upon
the street 8 yds. long & 20 inches broad, the
lords in consideration of two guineas paid to
them by Wm Walker and Mr Kitchingman
agreed to release all right and interest to
them, and the said incroachm' is made over
to Wm Eamonson and his heirs for ever
Dto. die Eleanor Longfellow, wid [ow] of Sam", for Sam
her son, an infant, comp[ounded] for a fine
for sundry copy [hold] houses, descended to him
from his said father, and in regard 2 fines have
been lately paid, the lords only took for this
fine
die Jn Idle, Esq', paid a fine for a small parcell of
land at Northall bridg .
Ruth Fearn paid a fine for a copy[hold] surren-
dered by Mary Walker, da [ughter] of Jn Walker,
late bailif, to the use of her will which she
made, dated 5th 8br, 1707, & gave the same
to Ruth Fearn, her mother, & her heirs
Dto. die John Coghill, likewise compounded for a fine
for ye same premises whereto Ruth Fearn was
admitted some time agoe, and by reason of the
nearness of the fines pay'd onely .
Eliz: Wilkinson, compounded for a fine for a
cottage & stable, &c., surrenderd to her for
life by her late husband Leo: Wilkinson, in
Woodhouse, & after her decease to his right
heirs
Wm Maltby, compounded for a fine for 2
mess [uages], or tenements, or barn leadhouse
and croft, surr[endered] to him by Jn°
Ripley & his wife
Tho: Metham, compounded for his admittance.
to a cottage, late Staveley & Broadley's, seizd
into the lord's hands for want of a tennant,
the heire-at-law having 3 times called in the
court to accept admittance, but refused, and
payt for admittance] and rent 6d p[er]
die Tim Cookson, compounded for a fine for a
messuage at Woodhouse lain and next
Hedingley, formerly John Calvert's, after
John Wilkinson, & by him surrendered] to
said Tim Cookson, & paid
Luke Barton paid a fine for 2 cottages next
Wreghorn Stile, wch he purchased of John
Mitchell
Messrs. Brough and Bird, assignees in the
bankruptcy of Tho: Farrar, of Hull, com-
pounded for the reversion of a coppyhold in
Callain, and paid for admittance
Eliza: Farra came upon the purchase of the)
aboves [aid] coppy [hold] of Messrs. Brough
and Bird, & paid a fine of
Tho: Firth, compounded for a fine for several
cottages betwixt the Timble bridges, being in
number 5 tenem [ents] and the rent £7 p[er]
ann [um], descended to Thomas Firth his 10 o o
son, an infant under 21 years, on the death
of Sarah the wife of Tho: Firth and mother
to the infant, and paid for fine
Tho: Wheelhouse, compounded for his fine of
3 cottages at Woodhouse, descended to him
on the death of Moses Wheelhous his father,
for which he paid
Wm Maltby agreed with the lords of the mann
for a licence to lease, consisting of a barn
now divided into 2 cottages, and a garth late
in the possession of Mr Josia: Fearn on the
Quarry hill, to Mr Math: Dennison for 21
years, and paid
29 Henry Frankland, compounded for a fine of 3)
cottages and a garden at Great Woodhouse,
descended to him from his mother, and paid
Ditt. die Hen: Pawson, gent[leman], comp[ounded] for
a shop & butcher's stall in Leeds, purchased
of Hen: Iveson, gent [leman], & paid.
Leon: Spence, compounded for a fine of some
cotta[ges] at Woodhouse, in mortgage to the
late Mr Geo: Benson of York, and at his
death descended to Mr Jn° Benson his son,
and since re-surrenderd to the said Leon :
Spence, for which he agreed to pay £4, and
paid in part.
Rich Smith, comp[ounded] for a fine of a
cott [age] purchased of Hanna Batty, and
for a piece of wast he hath taken of the lords
of the man and paid 40s., and is to pay an
additional rent p[er] an[num]
Musters in Skyrack Wapentake,
(CONTRIBUTED BY W. PALEY BAILDON, F.S.A.)
LEEDES HARTHE OR MANYRYDDYN.
Bills, parcell harnessed, abill personez: (continued)
Francis Kyllyngbek wyff, a jak, a salet & par splentes, a sheffe of arroys.
Asthorp wyff, hors & harnez for a man.
THE TOWNSHIP OF ARTHYNGTON.
Archers, horsed & hernessed, abill persons:
Henry Arthyngton, gent., hors & harnes for hym & his
Robert Arthyngton, his son, archer.
John Waddyngton junior.
Henry Tomlyngson.
Archers havyng no harnes, abill persons:
Laurens Arthyngton
John Fernsid
William Waddyngton
Henry Bradforth
William Wayd
Richerd Jakson
William Bery
John Powell
William Gyt
Bilmen, parcell harnessed, abill persons:
William Bradforthe, jak, salett.
William Hawk, jak, salett.
John Helles, jak, salett.
Henry Whyttakers, jak, salett.
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