LAMBRIGG.

1221 Lambert de Buyssy, a knight of William de Lancastre, gave £40 for his redemption from prison; R. Litt. Claus., i, 481 b.

1235 Lambert de Buschi holds the 20th part of a knight's fee of the barony of Kendale; Testa, 412b.

Nicholas, son of Bernard, in the king's prison at Appelby and appealed for the death of Matilda, mother of Adam de Lambrug, for spite, is to be bailed; Close R. 1235, p. 147.

1246 William de Lancastre appeared against Hugh de Bushey of a plea that he should keep the agreement made between them touching the manor of Lambrig. Hugh is to be summoned in co. Lincoln to appear at Hilary term; Assize R. 1045, n. 54.

1256 Roger de Lancastre makes an agreement with Thomas de Chenay and Is[abel] his wife in a plea of warrantry of charter (fn. 1) ; Assize R. 979, n. 2d.

1275 Lambert de Bussey arraigns an assize of novel disseisin against Margaret de Ros and William Gilpin touching a tenement in Lambrigg; Dep. Keeper's Rep. 44, app. 160.

1279 Hugh de Bussey held the hamlet of Lambrig of Peter de Brus for the 20th part of a knight's fee; Cal. Inq., ii 190.

1281 Upon the partition of the lands of Peter de Brus the knight's service of Thomas de Cheney was assigned to Margaret de Brus; Cal. Close R. 1281, p. 90.

1283 Thomas de Cheney conveyed to Gilbert de Brunulvesheved the hamlet of Lambrigg, reserving the park; Nicolson and Burn, i, 110.

1294 Walter de Langeton, master of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, impleaded Gilbert de Brunolvesheved that he permit him to have common of pasture in Lambrigg which belongs to his free tenement in Kirkeby in Kendale (i.e. in Docker), of which Gilbert unjustly disseised Master James de Hispania, formerly master of the hospital; De Banco R., Mich., 106, n. 31d.

1332 Lamberige. Subsidy of a fifteenth.

1333 By deed dated at Sirithherd on Sunday next after Easter, 7 Edw. III, Walter de Stirkeland granted to John de Stirkeland, his son, inter alia, all his lands and tenements in Grarigg and Lamberigg. See Whinfell s.d. 1333.

1358–60 Robert de Belingham obtained in marriage Margaret, daughter and heir of Gilbert de Brunolvesheved.

1366 Thomas de Stirkeland, knt., enfeoffed Thomas de Seynesbury, vicar of the church of Kirkeby in Kendall, and others, of his lands and tenements in Quynfell, Grarig and Lamberig; and by deed dated at Quynfell on Thursday next after Easter, 40 Edw. III, the feoffes granted the premises to Sir Thomas for life with remainder, etc. etc. See Whinfell.

1431 William Moyser and Robert Holgill paid 11s. 4d. for farm of the tithe of Lameryke, namely for 17 bushels of oatmeal; Roll at Levens.

1526 John Atkinson of Lambrick, "King's Balife." See Anct. Deeds, A. 13286.

Ante 1546Rental of Sir Roger Bellyngham's lands in Lambryge. (fn. 2)

Upon the death of Sir Robert Belingham, knt., his second daughter and coheir, Dorothy, wife of Anthony Ducket of Grarigg, obtained for her share of her father's inheritance £17 1s. 4d. of rent in Lambrigg and Kendal; Dodsworth's MS. 149, f. 103b.

1592 The land of Margaret Davenport of Broomhall, co. Chester, widow, a recusant, was in the Queen's hands, namely two parts of a yearly rent of 6s. 6½d. issuing out of lands in Lambrigge, called Lambriggeparke, late in the tenure of Richard Duckett of Grayrigge; Catholic Record Soc. XVIII, 168. See Casterton.

1669 A Breviat of all the hearths chargeable.

19 in number—19s. tax.

c 1685 Anthony Duckett, Esq., sold the manor to Sir John Lowther, of Lowther, bart.

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