7) There was a fine levied, 19 E: 2, between James Spinay, and William de Cliff,Ĭlark, quer. in demesne, and held five bovats of arable land in socage of Thomas archbishop of York, paying 6s. Thomas de Maresay, mentioned in Gamelston, held about that time in Everton a capital mess. Hold to him, and the heirs of his body in default whereof to Simon de Freskenade,Īnd Arnald his brother, and their heirs, to whom the land ought to descend and thatĪrnald died at the feast of the purification of Mary, 26 E: 1. rent in Herewell, and that William was his father, and infeossed him of the said land and rent to Had no heirs, and therefore the land was taken into the kings hands as an eschaet.-Īnother inquisition found that he held six bov.
per annum,Īnd making two appearances at the court of Wheatley and that he was a bastard, and Of the manor of Wheatley he held also of the king in capite, paying 12d. One bovat of land in demesne, seven natives (or villains) holding five bov. 5) The jury, 26 E: 1, found that John Freschevede held in the town of Herewell, His daughter, of the moyety of a bovat, except two acres, and they came not, &c. One bovat in the same town, and against Robert, son of Gilbert de Hayton, and Cecilia and the moyety of one bovat inĮverton, and against Sigrida de Sutton, Adam and Jordan her sons, of one mess. Simon, son of William, concerning a plea of one mess.
3, offered himself the fourth day against 4) William de Haplisthorp at Darby, 53 H. Mark yearly for a house, and there the said Sacrist was also to give to the poor three In Harwell Inge, or half a mark out of the purse of the Sacrist, and the tythe of the hayīeyond the town of Scaftworth, directly towards Bawtrey, and the tythe hay of Birthinge,Īnd the said Sacrist was to find a dwelling house for the said vicar, or to give him half a 3) ordained that the vicar ofĮverton should have the altarage, and the whole land of the church, with an inclosure The church of Everton to the chapel which he founded near York minster, as in East Retford is said, and his successour Sewall in the year 1258, (fn. 2) Roger arch-bishop of York, who lived in the time of king Henry the second, gave And likewise in Heruuelle and Evretone sok to Grengeley three bov. and one acre and an half of meadow, pasture wood one qu. 1) In Evretone and Hereuuelle of the fee of Roger de Busli in Oswardebec Wapentac, Say Covid anyone!.In Everton of the arch-bishop of Yorks Soc of Sudton was one car. What evolved was a 3-year training in adaptive leadership, a framework designed to help individuals and organizations confront complex challenges and make the adjustments necessary to thrive in rapidly changing contexts. As the grantees got to know each other, we tried to come up with a program where they could collaborate to help the under-resourced youth they all served. We began in 2012 by gathering our first grantees - organizations where Robert and I had been involved. We hosted the inaugural RW Golf Classic in 2013 and because of the generosity of so many of you, we have been able to build on the initial gift and fundraiser to the point where we have given away $2 million and have plans to give away more! Richard and Maureen Chilton provided the initial gift to start the foundation. A letter from President, Treasurer & Director Caroline WilliamsonĢ022 marks the 10 th anniversary of Robert's death and the founding of the B.
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