History of Skipton W R Yorks
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ffrancis Wardeman, for one oxegand pte in the Ings 01 00 00 Mr. Doctor Barker, for one close in Crackmore, two oxegan ptes in ye Ings, one acre in Sunnmore, and one acre in Sturton Barre Roberte Benson, for one close in Goldaye, late in the possession of Margarete Benson 06 00 00 Edward Alexander, for one acre in Goldaye, one oxegan pte in ye Ings, and ye Bull Common, and his house 03 00 00 Mr. Gabriell Vincente, for tame-more closes Mr. Gabriell Vincente, for ]5ettison close 01 06 08 Mr. Vince...nte, ye Hawefeild Haye and fogge Mr. Vincente, joiste of ye Old Parke Mr. Vincente, for ye Elso Croftes Ealphe Chambers, for a house and three closes WilLm. Pettye, for his house and grounds 10 00 00 Christopher Younge, for a cottage and garth 01 00 00 Thomas Ivenson, for his house and dye house 01 10 00 Mr. Clapham, for ye Milnes 100 00 00 Howses and Cottages within Skipton upon a yearly letie rente. Anno 1652.
Leonard Jenkinson, for one house 01 00 00 Robert Rowell, for one house 01 00 00 Robert Braynor, for one house 01 10 00 Robert Thompson, for one house 02 10 00 Richard Townelly, for one house 02 10 00 Samuell Mitchell, for one house and crofte 02 00 00 John Mitchell, for one house 00 10 00 ffrancis Paite, for one house 00 15 00 Robert Blande, for a cottage 01 00 00 Thomas Wilson, for one cottage 01 00 00 fany Atkinson, for one house 01 06 08 Robert Boulton, for one house Christopher Ouldfeilde, for one house 00 06 00 George Cork, for one cottage Edward Goodgion, for one cottage 00 10 00 Thomas Pearson, for one laith 00 05 00 John Lamberte, for one house and garth Marke Preston, for one house John Thorne, for one cottage Anthony ffountaine, for one cottage Shoppes in Skipton letten upon an yearlye Rente belonginge to the Eighte hono^le the Countesse of Pembroke.
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ffrancis Wardeman, for one oxegand pte in the Ings 01 00 00 Mr. Doctor Barker, for one close in Crackmore, two oxegan ptes in ye Ings, one acre in Sunnmore, and one acre in Sturton Barre Roberte Benson, for one close in Goldaye, late in the possession of Margarete Benson 06 00 00 Edward Alexander, for one acre in Goldaye, one oxegan pte in ye Ings, and ye Bull Common, and his house 03 00 00 Mr. Gabriell Vincente, for tame-more closes Mr. Gabriell Vincente, for ]5ettison close 01 06 08 Mr. Vince...nte, ye Hawefeild Haye and fogge Mr. Vincente, joiste of ye Old Parke Mr. Vincente, for ye Elso Croftes Ealphe Chambers, for a house and three closes WilLm. Pettye, for his house and grounds 10 00 00 Christopher Younge, for a cottage and garth 01 00 00 Thomas Ivenson, for his house and dye house 01 10 00 Mr. Clapham, for ye Milnes 100 00 00 Howses and Cottages within Skipton upon a yearly letie rente. Anno 1652.
Leonard Jenkinson, for one house 01 00 00 Robert Rowell, for one house 01 00 00 Robert Braynor, for one house 01 10 00 Robert Thompson, for one house 02 10 00 Richard Townelly, for one house 02 10 00 Samuell Mitchell, for one house and crofte 02 00 00 John Mitchell, for one house 00 10 00 ffrancis Paite, for one house 00 15 00 Robert Blande, for a cottage 01 00 00 Thomas Wilson, for one cottage 01 00 00 fany Atkinson, for one house 01 06 08 Robert Boulton, for one house Christopher Ouldfeilde, for one house 00 06 00 George Cork, for one cottage Edward Goodgion, for one cottage 00 10 00 Thomas Pearson, for one laith 00 05 00 John Lamberte, for one house and garth Marke Preston, for one house John Thorne, for one cottage Anthony ffountaine, for one cottage Shoppes in Skipton letten upon an yearlye Rente belonginge to the Eighte hono^le the Countesse of Pembroke.
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