Court held at Knaresburgh

21 24 February 1462

Court held at Knaresburgh. William Plompton, esq., son of William
Plompton, kt, held according to the custom of the manor 2 acres of
waste in Knaresborough, formerly held by John Thorner, chaplain; 3
acres of land in Ferrensby upon ‘Panchorn’, formerly held by Ellen,
wife of Mathew Daker; a parcel of land in Knaresborough marked by
boundary stones called ‘Castleings’; a messuage with 18 acres of land
in Arkendale Loftus; 26 acres and a rood of land and meadow, a ½
acre and a messuage, a cottage with an acre of land, and 14 acres of
waste in Knaresborough, Scriven and Ferrensby, formerly held by
Richard Brennand and Elizabeth his wife. After diem clausit extremum
following the death of William Plompton, esq., Margaret and Elizabeth,
his daughters and heirs came and were admitted, to hold to them and
their heirs, with reserved right [as above, CB, 500].
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[CB, 501]