Walter Boynton and Family
These are documents that mention the family of Walter Boynton. One document mentions Stephen, his father. One mentions Rabod, a younger son. Nine mention his son and heir William. And one mentions William and his son Ingram.
Walter and his father Stephen
DATES: late 12th century
DESCRIPTION: Gift: Richard de Munceus to Walter son of Stephen de Bouington: - - 7 1/2ac. in Bouington (i.e. 3ac. in North Langes; and 4 1/2ac. lying between the boundaries of Carthorp and Bildesdale) - - : Rendering a pound of cummin or 2d. yearly. Witn. Engram de Bouington, Robert de Ulram, William de Carthorp, John de Ruddestayn, William de Erhum, William de Hastorp NOTE Estimated date
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Walter and Rabod
1 Rotsea in the parish of Hutton Cranswick near Driffeld. Rents payable in fish were by no means unusual. At Coatham haddocks were the fish specified. Rotsea must have been famous for its eels. In the following charter, by which Walter de Bovintun grants land to his son Rabod, who occurs as a donor to the Canons of a bovate at Tibthorpe on p. 96, one of the rents is that of three hundred eels, payable to Peter de Brus, probably the ones assigned by him here to the Priory; "Walterus de Bovintun, cum assensu et concessu Willelmi, filii et haeredis mei . . . Rabodo, filio meo, duas bov. terrae in Rotese, scil. illam bov. terrae quam emi de Waltero Martin, cum tofto et omnibus pert., reddendo inde annuatim ccc anguillas ad perficiendam firmam Petri de Brus, et quatuor den. et obolum ad firmam Roberti de Dalton et Matildis xoris suae reddend., scil. ad Pascha Floridum; et alteram bov. terrae quam emi ab Willelmo de S. Martino et Galfrido fratre ejus, cum tofto ad eam pertinente, simul cum tertio tofto quod Galfridus de S. Martino mihi dedit, reddendo annuatim duas candidas cyrotecas ad opus Willelmi de S. Martino infra Octabas S. Johannis Baptistae. Totam vero praedictam terram dedi et concessi praedicto Rabodo et haer. suis cum omnibus pert., Tenendam de me et haer. meis in feodo et haereditate, libere, et quiete, et honorifice, infra villam et extra, in pratis, in pascuis, in viis, in semitis, in mariscis, in turbariis, in piscariis, et in omnibus aisiamentis ad praedictam terram pertinentibus, sine ullo retenemento, Reddendo annuatim praedictas firmas ad praefatos terminos, sicut praenominatae sunt in praedicta carta . . . Hiis testibus. Petro de Brus, Rogero de Acclum, Roberto Engeram, Willelmo de Tametun, Roberto Tolebut, Richard de Levingtun, Roberto de Acclum, Jordano de Tametun, Waltero de Caretorp, Willelmo filio ejus, Ada de Torp, Waltero filio ejus, Ricardo de Spineto." (Dodsworth, VII. 81b.) Dodsworth (Ibid., fo. 81) gives another charter about this property, by which Matilda de Rotesai, with the assent of Thomas, her son and heir, sold to Walter de Bovington a bovate in Rotsea, which Walter Martin had sold him. Hiis testibus. Johanne de Melsa, Waltero de Karethorp, Ricardo de Hai, Adam de Bovington, Waltero de Hastorp, Daniele de Rudestain, Waltero de Thorp, Ricardo de Spineto, et ma. a."
Cartularium Prioratus de Gyseburne, Ebor. Dioeceseos, Ordinis S. Augustini, Fundati, Volumen Primum, Publications of the Surtees Society, 1889, p. 115.
Walter and William
Two men in the barn of Walter de Bovinton thrashed corn, and one to wit Simon struck William and fled. Let him be outlawed.
Charles Travis Clay, ed. (1911) Three Yorkshire assize rolls for the reigns of King John and King Henry III, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series, p. 38.
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DATES: early 13th century
DESCRIPTION: Exchange between Bridlington (Brellincton) Priory and Walter de Bouincton and his son and heir William: - - W. & W. de B. to have 4 bovates which Walter formerly held at farm from the priory, and 2 bovates with a toft and croft which Simon son of Thomas de Caretorp gave to the priory, all in Bouincton; doing forinsec service for 2 bovates where 11 carucates make a knight's fee. The priory to have 7 bovates in Willardebi (i.e. 4 bovates next to the cultivated land of the priory towards the S.; 2 bovates which Hugh, the man of the Templars (`ho' Templariorum') sometime held; and 1 bovate which Ivo son of Hugh sometime held of the said Walter) with 2 tofts in the same town next to the house which was Alard K(ing's) towards the S.; doing forinsec service for 7 bovates where 10 carucates make a knight's fee - - : Witn. William de Perci and Robert his son, Walter de Caretorp and William and Robert his sons, Adam de Bouincton, Ace de Flixton, Malger de Ergum and Geoffrey his son, William de Haskeltorp, Gilbert de Speton and Peter his son, Masters Gilbert and Robert de Brell(incton), Ernald de Marton, Ern(ald) de Buket(on). William de Leckeburn, Walter de Torp, Luke Silver, Stephen de Besingbi, Thomas de Sualedal, Henry de Camera prioris NOTE Estimated date
Hull Document
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512. Quit-claim by Isaac de Timbel to the canons of Bridlington of 3 acres of land lying outside the arable field of Blubberhouses, namely below the eaves of the wood of Pursedene-uppes at Scaldeaikes; and Ralph (his native), who sometime dwelt at Schalde-aikes, and Godit his wife with their progeny and chattels. 1195-c.1210. Chartul. of Bridlington.
Hiis testibus, Waltero de Bovingtona et W[illelmo] filio ejus, Willelmo de Percy et Roberto filio ejus, J[ohanne] de Meus et Petro filio ejus, T[homa] de Alost, Maugero de Ergh[um] et Galfrido filio ejus, Gilberton de Spetona et Petro filio ejus, Ernaldo de Martona et W[illelmo] fratre ejus, W[illelmo] de Lekeburn, Luca Silver.
The names of the witnesses point to a date towards the end of the twelfth century as that of the issue of this charter, but Isaac de Timbel is named in the roll of the sheriff of York for 1219.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. I, pp. 395-396
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514. Grant by Robert the forester (of Knaresborough) to the canons of Bridlington of Blubberhouses, namely from Stainford Gill Beck down to Washburn between Redshaw Beck and Stainford Gill Beck up to the bounds of Beamsley, Middleton, and Denton, with common of pasture of Thrucross and Timble, for the service of a 24th part of a knight to the lord of Knaresborough 1203-1215.
Chartul. of Bridlington, penes Sir Wiliam Ingilby, Bart., f. 181. Abstract in Chartul of B. 242.
Hiis testibus, Willelmo de Percy et Roberto filio ejus, Radulfo forestario et Alano et Willelmo ejus, Benedicto de Esculecot, J[ohanne] de Melsa, Ricardo clerico de Danecastria, Adam de Bovingtona, Waltero de Bovingtona et W[illelmo] filio ejus, Willelmo de Eschales, Henrico de Biltona, W[illelmo] de Lekeburn.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. I, pp. 387-398.
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1161. Testamentary grant by Malger de Bucton to the canons of Bridlington of 2 bovates of his 5 bovates in Buckton, lying on the south next the bovate of Warin his nephew. 1170-1180. Chartul. of Bridlington
Hiis testibus, Waltero de Bovingtona et Willelmo filio ejus, Ricardo Grendal, Waltero fratre ejus, Malgero de Buctona et Radulfo fratre ejus, Malgero de Ergom, Radulfo de Nevill, Adam de Bovingtona, Waltero de Thorp, Eustacio de Rychtona, Gilberto de Spetona, Stephano de Gant et Waltero Burdon.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. II, p. 453.
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1210. Grant by Malger de Richton to the canons of Bridlington of 2 bovates of those 2 carucates in Reighton which were of his mother's marriage dowry, and which he held of Ralph de Nevill, with a toft of 2 acres. 1190-1210. Chartul. of Bridlington
Hiis testibus, Waltero de Bovington, Willelmo filio ejus, Ricardo de Grendale, Waltero de Thorp, Willelmo de Percy, Thoma de Alost, Gilberto de Scrop, Eustachio de Rychton, et filio ejus Adam.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. II, p. 486.
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1344. Confirmation by Walter de Vere, son of Adam de Gousla, to the canons of Bridlington of the church of St. Swithin of Sproatley. 1200-1213. Chartul. of Bridlington
Hiis testibus, Waltero de Bovingtona et W[illelmo] filio ejus, Johanne de Sancta Cruce capellano domini regis, Benedicto capellano de Sprottele, magistro Roberto de Bridlintona, Laurencio clerico de Wiltona, Willelmo de Percy et Roberto filio ejus, T[homa] de Alost, Gilberto de Speton et Petro filio ejus, Analdo de Martona, Arnaldo de Buctona, Willelmo de Lekburn, Luca Silver, Ricardo de Irtona, Henrico de Gieseburne.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. III, p. 63.
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1860. Grant by Richard Malebisse to Walter de Beauvais of a bovate in Thornton-le-Moor, of the grantor's demesne, lying next the land of the nuns of Grendale, doing forinsec service of a bovate where 15 carucates make a knight's fee. 1190-1202. Chartul. of Font
When Robert le Waleys was sheriff of York (1204-1209) Walter "de Beauvait" gave this bovate to Fountains, and at the same time Richard Malebisse gave all his land in Thornton, being 9 bovates, with the men dwelling on that land, namely Adam son of Ralph, Ralph son of Gamel, Richard, John and Hugh, brothers of the said Adam, Thomas and Morel sons of the same Adam, with their sequel and chattels. The witnesses to these gifts were: Walter de Bovyngton, William his son, Master Simon the dean, Hamon the treasurer and the chapter of York, Robert Le Waleys then sheriff of York, Walter de Faukenberg, master Roger Marmiun, Roger de Escurs, Gerard le Samter of York, Walter de Beauvaiz, Robert de Lue, Swane Le Sage.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. III, pp. 465-466.
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65. Gift by Alice de Stuteville to Bridlington priory, for the soul of Isabel her sister, of a toft in Thornholme [par. Burton Agnes]. [1199-1219]
Hiis testibus, Ancelmo filio meo, Waltero de Bouington' et Willelmo filio ejus, Willelmo de Percy et Roberto filio ejus, magistro Henrico de Willardeby, Willelmo de Lekeburn, Arnaldo de Marton, Luca Siluer.
Early Yorkshire Charters, vol. IX, p. 134.
Walter, William and Ingram
92. Confirmation by Robert de Ros [II] to Meaux abbey of the gift in Warter made by Geoffrey Trussebut, his uncle, and of the land of Arras called Blanchemarle given by Geoffrey Dagon; also of the gifts of William son of Asketil in Warter, of Robert son of Osmund, of Walter de Boynton in Arnold, of Richer de Arnold of the site of the grange there, of Gilbert son of William de Dalton in Harlthorpe [par. Bubwith], of Osbert de Frismarais between Beeford and Nunkeeling, and of Simon Tuschet in Middleton on the Wolds. [1210-26]
The gifts are recorded in the Meaux Chronicle, their date being shown by the tenure of the various abbots during whose rule they were made. Gilbert son of William de Dalton, besides confirming gifts of his father in North Dalton, gave 2 bovates in Harlthorpe, 1150-60. Osbert de Frismarais gave land and pasture in Beeford and Dunnington. Walter father of William father of Ingelram de Boynton gave 2 bovates in Arnold, which he had purchased from Richer de Arnold, 1182-97.3
3 Chron. de Melsa, i, 102.