The antiquities of Warwickshire, illustrated. From records, leiger-books, manuscripts, charters, evidences, tombes and armes. Beautified with maps, prospects, and portraictures. By William Dugdale. This edition is carefully copied, ... from the old one, published in the year 1656; ... 1765: Vol 1
Dugdale, William, Sir
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Frureuill confirms to John de Stuteville, his Kingman, what Reb. de Stuteville, Father of the said William, had given him in Neubold, Cofield, and Lalleford. So that I conclude, that it was anciently a Member of Neubold, and involved therewith when that great Survey was taken by 4 Conq. whereof I make Mention so oft. That Stutevills Lands in Newbold and this Place (as a Member thereof) were given to Pantolf, in Marriage with Burgia, Sister to Roger de Stuteville, I have already shown in Newbold. As also, how PART hereof to that Family: In which it continues, and past with the Manor EK. 56. H. of Thefter-waver, as may seem by some 3. Records which I have there cited. As for what belonged to the Monks of Ripwell, I find, that in 7 E. 6. the K. granted it. To John Greene, of the City of Westminster, and Raph Hall, of London, Scrivener, and their Heirs. Which John, in 1 & 2 Ph. & M. had Licence, to alien the same unto Eliza Boughton, from whom, as it seems, they were afterwards granted to one Tho. Wightman, Gent. for it appears, that, in 4 liz. p. 9. Eliza, the said Thomas had Licence to pass. That Will. Pantolf, dying without issue, them unto Sir Tho. Leigh, Kt. LITTLE LAWFORD. Before the Norman Invasion, this was possessed by the same Alwine, of whom I have made mention among the Earls of Warwick; and descended to Turchill his Son, who held it in the Cong. Days, one Leveva being then his Tenant thereto. By the general Survey, the Domine day at that Time taken, it is certified to contain two Hives, wherein unrecorded. But from this Turchill it came to Henry, the first Earl of Warwick after the Conquest; whose Grandchild, Earl William, gave it, as it seems, to Robert de Craft: For I find, that in 12 H. 2. the same Robert was certified to hold one Kts. Fee of him de novo seoffamento. To whom succeeded Roger de Nes de Craft Brother to the same Robert in the Cumba, Possession thereof, who granted the Mill. 63. a. here to the Monks of Pipwell, in Fee-Ferm, for the Rent of v Marks of Silver yearly: Which Rent was afterwards released to them by Roger his Son, in Reg. de Confideration of Marks given unto him by Malter de Patſbull, Son and Heir of Simon de Patſbull, who built the Chapter-House at Pipwell. Which Roger, afterwards granted this whole Village to Jahn de Gbuvini and his Heirs, it being then rated at 2 Hales (the just Proportion that it was certified to contain in the Conq. Time) d eff, 8 Yard Land: For which Grant he reserved the Rent of id. to be paid yearly at Easter to him the said Rog. and his Heirs for all Services, excepting Foreign; there being for that the part of a Kts. Fee due. Which Jon de Chavm passed it away to the Monks of Combe for C. Marks of Silver, Robert de con- 1b. f. 65. a. firming the Grant in H. 2. Time. But it seems that the Monks of Pipwell paid Pipwell: 1. 38. © yearly to the Prior of Kirby, at the Feast of the Monks of Kirdy, (as I have shown). Howbeit, afterwards withheld that Payment, in re- the Christian Order) yet did they, by Monks of Combe and Pipueil; they of Combe required of Pipwell 6 Acres of Land, and xx. yearly in Money, for their Interest in this Lordſhipping of Little Lawford, and in the Capital Meſuage. But the Register of Pipwell faies, that in Ib. f. 45.4. The Place where that Capital Meſſuage stood, the Monks of Combe had divers Cottages; and that they also had the whole Lord’ship besides: So that they of Pipwell, having there no more than the Mill, with the Crofts and Holmes thereto belonging, did pay that xx. yearly, quia Luna lacet in aqua. b Ib. b. Upon which Differences, there was an Ib. f. r45. Award made An. 1226. (10 H. z.) by b. the Abbots of Stratford and Moburne, appointed for that Purpose by a General Chapter of their Order; whereby it was decreed, that the Abbot and Co-vent of Pipwell, and their Successors, should for ever enjoy this Lord’ship, with the Manor-House, and all the Appurtenances, which heretofore they held as Terms of Rog. de Craft, excepting 6 Acres, which the Monks of Combe were to have for Quaintness-Sake; and that the Monks of Pipwell should yearly pay to them of Combe, hereupon, xx g. Sterling. So that, by all that hath been said, it appears, that Chavini had it from Craft; the Monks of Combe from Chavini; and they of Pipwell by Force of this Award. But afterwards, to the Family of Craft it divolved again, it seems; yet how, I. T. have not seen: For in 20 H. 3. Roger Nevill. de Craft answered for the 5th Part of a Kts. Fee here, held of the E. of Warwick. From whom descended Geoffrey de Craft, who in 4 E. 1. states himself Ex- Dominus de parva-Lalleford; and from whom Nich. who was the last of this Line Cap. that had to do here, for ought I have Lich. ſeen. Neither can I further discover in the 2 2. Time after, until the end, George 15 had it, which was — Beginning of H. 6. Time. Which George Presents. Will marry Margaret, one of the daughters of Henry 3 Eugene, Lord of Ditchford-Ferry in this County, where I shall have occasion to make further mention of him; and was May 4, in Commission for a service of the Sub- tor, m. 2. duly granted to the K. in Paris. Pat. 12. H. And in 12. H. 6. (with the rest of the 2 +: Principal Persons in this Shire) took his 25. an son. Oath for Obedience of the Articles concerning Pat de fig. Cluded of in the preceding Parliament. Ann. in dorto. In 17 and 18 H. 6. he was constituted Inscript. tu- one of the Justices of Peace in this County and departing this Life, 18 Aug. An. his Son and Heir was Squire of the Body to K. H. 8. and, in 27 of that K. Reig! 15 Shiriff of this County and Leicester. also, that Willow, Grandson in the same underwent the like Office 2. In 17 and 32 B being iid. ann. Command for oh Pecce ths pres Part of that Q. Reign. 80 likewise Edward, Son Heir to the said William the most Part of K. James his Reign having been Shirif in 4 Fac. But ther, as to their Matches and —— 1 : Newbold. 1441. left Iſſue Elizabeth his Daughter | the Deſcent here inerted, which briefly F. levat. 3. and Heir, Wife? of Thomas Boughton _ at what else I am able to say in Mich. (a B re Gentleman, as I have | Relation to this Family here seated, shall H.6. heard) whereby this Lord’ship became | Suffice. O ing. super transferred to that Family, wherein it still The, Bangles, As. fie Ove 3 ud New- continues. | 39 ö Yo x vikt, Id. Which Thomas being constituted a k | 9 — a 5 21.H. Justice of Peace in this County in 21 H. Ric. Boughton, ar.-Agnes filia.... 1 [officio 4 | 5” 6. so continued till the End of that K. ob. 3 R. 3. Longyile. Armo- | Reign, as appears by the sundry Renew-. Rot. F. 3 1. ings of those Commiſſions. In 31 H. 6...filia, & co-Will. Boughton, -D. Eliz Baring- | H. 6. m. 35. he served in the Parliament as one of the bærres Joh. Dan- | =t.12.an-3R. | ton, ux. 2. ay” | q Pat. 38. H. Knights for this Shire ; and in « 38. was vers de Water- er | apud if. 4433. 4 in loc appointed, with others, to Array and Arm = 7 all Persons, of Body able, and Estate sufficient, within this County, for the K. le, * 3 Eli. : Service. To whom succeeded Richard Ede Boug, con, IR * 2 5 Rot F. 13. his Son and Heir, constituted Escheator » ———— ——S = for this County and Leiceister b. in 13 E. 3 4. as alſo Shiriff in 20. And Juſtice of ned Pat. de iſd. Peace in 22 E. 4. and 1 E. 5. Which twin —_— Richard, being again Shiriff for theſe NET 1 8 * Bough- n. Countyes in 2 R. z. as by the Inden- r. ob. 38 Eliz. | Tho.Co- ar, lia Ih. ton, Burton. * 3 ningſby de Brocket, *t tures * betwixt him and Humfry Beaufo, Hampton- eq. ur. : Eſq; the precedent Shiriff, appears, had Court in Com. 1 185 * | the Fate to be flain on X K. Be- | Heref. eq. aur. b 8 5 __ at Boſwarth-Field, as the Tradition y z N But therein is a Miſtake ; for the In- rab Boughton,-Eliz. filia & BY oy AR filia "=. quiſ. taken after his Death expreſſeth, 2 — Bough- — 228 AC. I. . ate -.n. 25. that he dyed 20 Aug. 3 R. 3. which . fun, (4 a= * was two Dayes before the Battail: There- teſby, eq. ar. = fore 'tis like, that raifing Forces in this aur- County for the King, he was encountred | — by ſome of the Earl of Richmund's Troops wil Boughton duxitAbigal Tho. Boughton deBilton in their Paſſage towards Boſworth, and by | fil. & cober. Henr. Baker de duxit luditham alteram 1 that Means lot his Life. Shobery in Com. Eſſex; erec- fil. & cohær. * Baker de = — Of whoſe Deſcendants I find, that il. ** * Bar. per k. Car. Shobery, ar | ton Bay. 4. — | © Ib. p- 27. P Which Canons had ſpecial * Grants from NEWNHAM REG1s. | ano to acquit it of all ſecular EXT below, on the Bank of Avon, | Services due to either of them, or to the ſtands Mewnham - Regis, where | King: In Confideration whereof, the Ib. p.20. Depopulation attending the Incloſure, | faid Gefrey gave to the above-mention- hath reduced it to a ſmall Number of In- | ed Hugh ten Marks of Silver; to Mar- habitants, befides the Mannour-Houſe. | garet his Wife two Ounces of Gold; and In the Conq. Survey there is no direct | ts Roger E. of Warwick two Gold Rings, Mention of this Place, fo that to what it | each — a precious Stone 1 4 3 then belonged, I cannot well gueſs, but | For it was held of the faid Earl by on * do conceive it to have been of the E. of | Kts. Fee, as appears by K. H. 2. . Curt. g. 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Fel 7 FE \ < „ „ „ 97 F ikklns 5 Mew, a ad/ ee,. / * 1 Py oY Fg WARWICKSHIRE ILLUSTRATED. 7+ afterwards settled it on Sir Will. Leigh, Lib. 3. Rot. de Q enough; and had Allowance“ of 8 Comt- | Warr.13.E. Leet here, and divers other notable Pri- | Kt. a younger Son; and the Heirs Male dal. ' 1. 8 2 of his Body ; who incloſed it, and left | r which Suppreſſion, it continued | Iſſue Francis his Son and Heir, created in the K. Hands till 7 E. 6. and was | Baronet 24 Dec. 16. Fac. whoſe Son and nn then granted to John D. of Northum- Heir Francis, advanced to the Dignity of 6. p. b. Lerland and his Heirs : Upon whoſe At- Lord Dunſmore, 11 Fulii, 4 Car. and af- Fat. 1. M. tainder in 1 M. the Queen paſt it to Sir | terwards to be Earl of Chichefter, now, p. 5 Rowland Hill, Kt. and Citizen of Landan. feil. An. 16 50. enjoyes it. Of whom Sir Thomas Leigh, Kt. and Al-] The Church (dedicated to ) is derman of the ſaid City, ſoon obtain'd it; | not Preſentative, nor hath in it any Arms as may ſeem by his Preſentation to the | or Monuments. : | 3 Vieandge in 1 Elz. Which Sir Thomas | i. £5 e., r . . aue, L 1 Ae 427 er . Of Sgt ft at Pawns ger. — ) ——— | 1 De 2 22. x 4 2. Gan Hors cor Ef nt — es 440 44 2 id 6 at Ke pe, rem ix [ —. Fe. KS, = * - - - — , | Domeſ. AVING now taken Notice of all those Places which lie contiguous to the River Avon, on its North Side, till the Stream of Sow meet therewith; must, in Pursequence of my Method, descend to the Head of that Brook, which rises Westwards from Aly, as the Map a while; but that of Oding fell, remained even till our Fathers Memory, as in Long-Lampington I shall fully show. Touching this Manner of Arley, I find, that one Raph de Lime, who lived in K.H. 3. Time, had it; and granted the Inheritance thereof to Richard de. 1 Clauf Limeys his Brother, and to his Heirs; which Richard had I suspect Peter. How will I show, and not far from the Skirts of beit, whether the above-mentioned Raph Arley: And therefore to dispatch this de Limeys issued from some younger Brother. Corner of the Hundred, I will begin with Arlep, whereof there is a Member called Shley, though little taken Notice of now: But because I find, that intentionally there is Mention of it in Records, I must not omit it. The later Sillable of this Town Apartment is very frequently used, as we — for terminating the Names of sundry Villages: And it we ascend. To the British for its Original, we shall find Lie in that Language to be the same with Locus in the Latine; but if the Saxons, by their sign, they signify the Ground until the Land is in relation to such Land. As for the former, viz. Ar, this British, and signifies the same with Super in Latine, which very well agrees with the Situation hereof, the greatest Part of the Parish being high Ground in respect of the Agent to it almost every Way; so that then Arlei, is by Interpretation, in Effect, Locus Altus. In the Conquest Time, this was possessed by one Criosina, a great Woman; and with her other Lands in this County came immediately to Raph de Linensis, a Baron of eminent Note, whose chief Seat was at Mulverle, in those Days a remarkable Place, though now there is nothing left thereof more than some Grounds within the Preces of Salibull bearing the Name, and that somewhat corrupted by Length of Time. In the general Survey, it is recorded for one Hyde, the Woods whereof contained a Mile and Half in Length, and Half a Mile in breadth, all being then valued at Ibs. and was (as it may seem) a Member of Wolverle; but it is there written Blei in Capital Letters, the Clerk making the N for a B. Of this Raph de Lingi and his Posterity, I am to when I come to Wolverle, shall insert the Dearest thereof. Alu., K. e. Of the Family of Lime, whose Deſcent I have placed in Volverle, I am not able to say: But I have seen an ancient Pedegree of Oding shells which derives him from that Family, as Son to the first Gerard, who lived in H. 3. Time; expressing, that he quitted his paternal Name, and called himself Ling (to preserve the Memory of his Grandmother Baſilia de Lime's), I presume, in that she was so great an Heir, which was a Courser usual enough in ancient Time to do, as I have elsewhere observed. Following therefore the Guidance of that Deſcent, I have put this Raph and his Brother Richard, as younger Sons to the said Gerard de Oding shells; and the father, for that I conceive, that the same Gerard was Lord of this Manor, in regard that he and his Brother William had a Trial at Northampton against Will. de, p 78 f Waverton and Gerard de Linagſei, in 28 3. concerning the Advouzion of this Church; though afterwards it did not constantly accompany the Possession of the Manor, as most in those elder Times did: For Will. de Ozing shells, of Solihull (Son to the before mentioned Mil). I had it in E. 1. Time; and yet afterwards Peter de Line presented (as will appear by the Institutions). 4. 4h £3.27 To return therefore to the said Peter (Son of Richard) who I find thus possessed of Arley, as above said: He had Free-Warren granted to him and his Heirs here, in 4 E. 2. and being a Knight. 5 E. 2. aſſiſted the Earls of Lancaſter, Ex — Hereford, and Warwick, in the Behead- pens D. & ing of Piers de Gaveſton; for which, with Par Lick. the rest, he had his Pardon in 7 of that, — K. Reign. In gE. 2. he was in Commiſion in cedula, for choosing of Foot Souldiers in *Pat. 9. E. 2. in this County for the Wars of Scotland : © Einf.. And the same Year * one of the Knights E. 2. * for this Shire in the Parliament then held at Lincoln : In which Parliament the Commonalty giving unto the K. a xvith * = = towards the C of his Wars in Scotland, the Foot-Souldiers elected as afore- said were released * by the K. — 5. F ge 4 *. 72 The ANTIQUITIES of. this Peter being, with others, aſſigned of Legh, then deceased, held 8 Neff. and for levying the said Sixteenth. In 11 E. 2. he was in Commiſion * for Enquiry who they were that furnished themselves with Arms, and retained Souldiers, Horse or Foot; or did confederate themselves with Pat. 11. E. 2. In dorſo. E. a. m. 5. And the right of the Counties of Salop, and Staff. had the custody and Bridgnorth committed to his Charge. In 14 E. 2. he was in Commission for the Gaol-Delivery at Warwick; but after- Pat. 14. E. p. 2 m. 24. in dorſo. Rot. de ter. wards in the Rebellion with Thomas Earl contrarianti- um. 1 F. 2 Of Lancaster; for which his Lands: be- 17. E. 2. 5: penes Cleric. ing forfeited, were seized into the K. Pipe. Hands: And dyed at Yorke the Monda x 22 next before the Feast of the 31 in Ecc. 19. E, 18 E. 2. but whether a natural Death or 2. n. 67. not, the Record does not specify, leaving Iſſue John de Limeſey, his Son and Heir, then 24 Years of Age, on whom this Mannour was seized by the Grant of Ric. de Limeſey, his Grandfather. What became of this John de Limeſey, or what Iflue he had, I find not: But plain it is, that in 2 E. 3. Sir Roger Corbet, of Caus, Kt. and Amicia his Wife, Ex coll. granted unto Sir Will. Camvile, Kt. Son W. Burton. of Thomas Camvile, the Reverçion of this Mannour; as also of the Mannour of Sibbe/don in Leic. which Sir Roger had a Daughter also called Amicia, Wife of John de Odingsells, as in Long-Itchington appeareth. The next Mention I meet with of it, is in 19 R. 2. where it appears, that Sir Roger Corbet, of Lygh, Kt. Dedicated of a third Part thereof, leaving Thomas his Son and Heir, aged 23 Years. But in 5s H. 4. after the Death of Sir John Oadngjells, of Long-Richington, it was Te. 5. H. found, that Sir Raph Rochford, then 4 Vard Land; and that Thomas his Son Rot. F. ii. ſelves by private Meetings in this County. Ward Lord Ferrers, of Groby, obtained Year, being constituted Shrewsbury, in of the Castle of Shrewsbury and Heir was 28 Years of 2 Unto which Sir succeeded Henry Rochford, Eq.; who passed to Thomas Bates, possession Bar. Eq; all his Title therein; of whom E- | 5 H. 6. But further Mention | thereof in Records have I not seen till 7 + E. 6. there being at that Time a levyed of it between John Poley, Eq; Pl. F | and Reb Greene and — Deforc. what Uses I know not. Nor afterwards till - 13 E. that Tho. the Son of Will. Skeffington (of Skeffington in Leicestershire.) 3- ce. acquainted his full Age. Which Thomas, y j being then possessed of it, had Iſſue Vi- Lib. 4. ce. liam, whose Poisterity do now enjoy it. dul. In Ar. 1291 (19 E. 1.) the Church (dedicated to) was valued at vi. Marks; but in 26 H. 8. at ix. vis. over and MIS. above ix. c. vi. allowed for Procurations Scac. 0 and Synodalt. The Patronage whereof, Ms. pen. in 12. R. 2. belonged to Sir Rob. Grey, Esq. of Rotherfield, Kt. and Sir John Clinton, Esq. by Turns. But, in 2 H. 6. it was 2. n. 24. found v, that El. Lady Clinton had the Lc. 2. H. 5. whole Advouzion in Dowry from Robert Lord Grey of Rotherfield, sometime her Husband; the Inheritance belonging to Alice and Margaret, Daughters and Heirs to the said Lord Grey; the one married to Will, Lord Lovel, and the other to Raph Lord Cromwell, of Tatworth. In 31 E. z. Licenção, Prieção, for the amorizing of one Mezão 16 Acres of Land, one Acre of Meadow, 8 Acres of Pasture, and one Acre and Half of Moor, lying here in Arley, to the Use of Rob. de Segovia, then Parsons here, and his Successors, for a certain Collect or Prayer to be said by him the said Robert and his Successors, for a certain Collect or Prayer to be said by him the said Robert and his Successors, for ever. 