Lease: Rev. Phinies Hodson DD chancellor of York Minster and parson of Wawne to Edward Payler of Gray's Inn gent.

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- GB 50 U DDWI/57
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- 10-14 Mar 1636
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Parish church, rectory and parsonage of Waghen, and the manor of Waghen belonging thereto; the rectory or manor house in the W. end of Gild Croft and on the S. side of town; 30ac. meadow called Chancellor lands; 5 ac. meadow called Kirkeman Charlome; 2 messuages, 1 messuages in the S. corner at the W. end of town, 3 messuages and 1 cottage in a circle near church, 1 cottage beyond the Marr, 1 messuage against the mill on N. of town and 1 against mill on E. of town, 1 messuage at entry to town descending from the mill on N, side, 1 cottage next vicarage and 1 near church; 11 1/2 oxgangs in all (locations, rents and tenants specified); rent of 16s.8d. from St. James Chappell in Sutton: At rent of £20 to the chancellor and £20 to the parson. For lives of Edward Payler, his son and heir John and brother George. With Power of Attorney to Rev. John Wilson of Waghen and Richard Wilcock of Thorpe Awdlin to deliver seisin. Witn. Richard Snayth, Robert Cooke, Lancelot Rowley, William Compton With: Consent of Rev. John Scott, Dean of York, 14 March 1635/6

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Part of an original bundle, 'Deeds in list made by Sir James Ashe, second page', DDWI/55 - 64

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Papers of the Ashe and Windham Family (Incorporating Bowyer and Smijth) of Wawne (Waghen)U DDWI

Copy of Letters Patent leasing to Lancelot Alford Esq., his son William and daughter Margaret for their livesU DDWI/1

Assignment. Samuel Humffrey of Muxxe yeoman to William Cook of Wahgen labourerU DDWI/2

Letters Patent leasing to Nicholas Turbervile gent. for 31 yearsU DDWI/3

Bargain and Sale for £250 to the chamberlain of the city of London: Edward Ditchfield salter; John Highlord skinner; Humfrey Clarke dyer and Francis Mosse scrivener, citizens of London (on behalf of the city of London) to Michaell Carter of Marfleet yeomanU DDWI/4

Bargain and sale: Christopher Truslove of Beverley Parks tailor to Stephen Robinson of Aram butcher: cottage in Waghen late in tenure of Robert Danson (late property of Meaux Abbey)U DDWI/5

Bargain and sale: Hon. Nicholas Leeke, son and heir of Lord Deincourt, Lancelot Lake of Canons, co. Middlesex, Thomas Leeke and Thomas Warton both of Grays Inn to Joseph Ashe of London merchantU DDWI/6

Bargain and Sale: Hon. Nicholas Leeke, son and heir of Lord Deincourt, Lancelot Lakes of Canons, co. Middlesex, Thomas Leeke and Thomas Warton both of Grays Inn to Joseph Ashe of London, merchantU DDWI/7

Assignment for £100: Richard Aldworth of Winton Pipart, co. Wilts., esq to Joseph and Jonathan Ashe of London merchantsU DDWI/8

Bargain and Sale for £225: John Rogers of Kingston upon Hull merchant to Sir Jospeh Ashe of Twittenham co. MiddlesexU DDWI/9

Covenant to stand seized: Sir Joseph Ashe, Robert Wilson of London gent., Rebecca Ashe (exor. of Jonathan Ashe) and Samuel Ashe of Langley Burrell co. Wilts. esq. to Sir Thomas Chamber of Hamworth co. MiddlesexU DDWI/10

Covenant to stand seized: Sir Joseph Ashe, Robert Wilson of London gent., Rebecca Ashe (exor. of Jonathan Ashe) and Samuel Ashe of Langley Burrell co. Wilts. esq. to Sir Thomas Chamber of Hamworth co. MiddlesexU DDWI/11

Covenant: for an annuity of £302-3s: Sir Thomas Chambers to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/12

Bargain and Sale for £4-6s-8d: Sir Thomas Chambers to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/13

Covenant by Sir Thomas Chambers to execute any further deeds to free property in Waghen from an annuity of £302-3s, having received from Sir Joseph Ashe £7553-15s in satisfaction thereofU DDWI/14

Lease and Release for £170: Frances, widow of Thomas Grantham, James Holt of Castleton co. Lancs. esq., and wife Dorothy (daughter of Thomas Grantham), Geffry Palmer of Carlton co. Leics esq., and wife Elizabeth (other daughter of Thomas Grantham) to Dame Mary widow of Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/15

Final concord for £60: Mary Ashe widow plaintiff and Frances Grantham, James and Dorothy Holt, Geoffrey and Elizabeth Palmer deforceantsU DDWI/16

Final concord for £60: Mary Ashe widow plaintiff and Frances Grantham, James and Dorothy Holt, Geoffrey and Elizabeth Palmer deforceantsU DDWI/17

Bargain and Sale: Sir William Cecil to his servant Roger Alforde gent.U DDWI/18

Bargain and sale for £240: Sir William Alford and Charles Colling gent. of Meux to Bryan Turner of Cottingham gent. and wife ElizabethU DDWI/19

Assignment for £30: William Gwyn of London to Richard Aldworth of Hinton PipardU DDWI/20

Lease and Release: (i) Sir Joseph Ashe (ii) Sir Thomas Chamber (iii) Henry Dacres and Anthony Earning of London merchants: for £8235 paid by Sir Thomas Chambers to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/21

Bargain and Sale for £2000: Sir Thomas Chamber, Edward Martyn of Clifford's Inn and George Fitzwalter of Hamworth gent. to Dame Mary Ashe and her trustees William Windham of Felbridge co. Norfolk and Thomas Austin of Durhams co. Middlesex esqs.U DDWI/22

Agreement: Richard Aldworth of Winton Pipart, co. Wilts., esq. to Joseph and Jonathan Ashe of London merchantsU DDWI/23

Agreement: Richard Aldworth of Winton Pipart, co. Wilts., esq. to Joseph and Jonathan Ashe of London merchantsU DDWI/24

Petition in the Court of the Exchequer of Joseph, Edward and Jonathan AsheU DDWI/25

Lease: Rev. John Covell D D chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen to Sir James Ash of TwickenhamU DDWI/26

Particulars of the Leasehold estate of Waghen Rectory 'laid before the Chancellor of York on a proposed renewal of the Lease'U DDWI/27

Copy of correspondence 'as to the proposed Renewal of Lease in 1780 which was not effected and as to the renewal in 1782 which was'U DDWI/28

Lease: Rev. Daniel Waterland, Chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen alias Wawne to Joseph Windham of Twickenham esq.U DDWI/29

Letter of Attorney: Joseph Windham to Henry Waterland of Headon gent. and William Munby of Sutton yeomanU DDWI/30

Lease: Rev. Daniel Waterland, Chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen alias Wawne to Joseph Windham of Twickenham esq.U DDWI/31

Letter of Attorney. Joseph Windham Ashe to Thomas Grasby and James FreemanU DDWI/32

Final Concord for £2000: George Kinderley gent. plaintiff and Sir William Smith and wife Anne deforceantsU DDWI/33

Final Concord for £2000: George Kinderley gent. plaintiff and Sir William Smith and wife Anne deforceantsU DDWI/34

Certificate of Richard Warsop, steward of the Liberty of St. Peter in York, that Richard Consitt of Wawne husbandman is an inhabitant of the Liberty and entitled to its privilegesU DDWI/35

'A state of the several conveyances evidencing the application of money paid by John Windham Bowyer esq. and others the purchasers of the estates of Richard Crowle sold by the Trustees under his Will'U DDWI/36

Lease and Release for £1100: John Charles Crowle of Queen St., Mayfair to John Windham Bowyer of Upper Grosvenor St., co. MiddlesexU DDWI/37

Demise: for 9 years at £183-4-7d and 12s. in lieu of 24 hens: Mary Windham Bowyer of Upper Grosvenor St., widow of John Windham Bowyer, and Joseph Windham of Chandos St. to Richard Consitt of Waghen yeomanU DDWI/38

Lease for 10 years at £560 rent: Joseph Windham of Portland Place to John Batty Tuke of Beverley gent.U DDWI/39

Rentals and memorandum of Wawn fee farm rentsU DDWI/40

Memoranda and a fragment of a copy of a deed, taken mainly from records of the Commissioners of Sewers relating to the drains and sewers in WawneU DDWI/41

'The case between Waghen and Biningholme about their Common and some proposals to put an End to the Dispute by dividing the Common'U DDWI/42

Memoranda relating to 'The case between Waghen and Biningholme about their Common and some proposals to put an End to the Dispute by dividing the Common'U DDWI/43

'The Case between Sir Joseph Ashe and Mr Cunstable' as to common rightsU DDWI/44

'A Particular of the Deeds of Waghen purchased of the Citty of London which are wanting'U DDWI/45

'Mr Ashe's memorandum for the Committee' [of the city of London?] relating to the Petition in the Court of the Exchequer of Joseph, Edward and Jonathan AsheU DDWI/46

Letters to Henry Waterland, Hedon, from Windham Bowyer and Richard Clarke, WaghenU DDWI/47

Note of 'Waghen Tenants to the Southfield Open Pasture'U DDWI/48

Copies of Agreement by which Richard Clarke, on behalf of John Windham Bowyer, leased to 8 named tenants their gates in the open pasture in the south part of the South Field for one year at a rent of 20s. per gateU DDWI/49

Memoranda and schedules of deeds relating to WawneU DDWI/50

'London Gazette', including notice of the grant to Joseph Smijth of name and arms of WindhamU DDWI/51

Abstract of Title of Joseph Smijth Windham to manor and estate at Wawne, 1775 - 1814U DDWI/52

Letters. Rev. K F Mills to Joseph Smijth Windham: relating to Wawne rectory and Wawne Estate Bill 19 January - 13 March 1826. Also a receipt from Alicia Harriet Mills to Joseph Smijth Windham for £506-7-8d. rent of the rectoryU DDWI/53

Correspondence. Mrs Windham and J Caley: relating to Waghen tithesU DDWI/54

Lease at £20 rent: Rev. Phinies Hodson DD chancellor of York Minster and parson of Wawne to Edward Payler of Gray's Inn gent.U DDWI/55

Surrender by Edward Payler of Lease from Rev. Phinies Hodson DD chancellor of York Minster and parson of Wawne to lead to a new oneU DDWI/56

Lease: Rev. Phinies Hodson DD chancellor of York Minster and parson of Wawne to Edward Payler of Gray's Inn gent.U DDWI/57

Assignment: Francis Poole of York and Richard Wilcock of Thorpe Awdlin to Edward PaylerU DDWI/58

Assignment: Frances, widow of Edward Payler to John Jennings of Dorking gent.U DDWI/59

Quit claim: Frances Payler, widow of Edward Payler, to her son and heir MalletU DDWI/60

Grant: Mallet Payler to Frances PaylerU DDWI/61

Lease and Release for £800: Mallet Payler to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/62

Lease: Rev. Christopher Stone, Chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/63

Lease. Rev. Christopher Stone, Chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen to Sir Joseph AsheU DDWI/64

Bond in £16: John Johnson of Newbald bailiff to John Penrudacke to Wahen house wrightU DDWI/65

Quitclaim. Peter Rutter of Sutton carpenter, John Green of Arres upon the Wolds grassman, Roger and John Johnson of Newbald labourer and yeoman to John Penrudocke of Waghen house wrightU DDWI/66

Quitclaim. John Penruddack of Scirlow to his son Lancelot of Waghen carpenter: 1r. in Waghen: Witn. David Fusam, Richard SnaythU DDWI/67

Lease and release: for £142-13s-4d: Thomas Thyn of Long Leak, co. Wilts esq. (son and heir of Sir Thomas Thyn) to Sir Joseph Ash: moiety of 3 farms and a cottage in WaghenU DDWI/68

Lease and Release for £143: Viscount Hereford to Sir Joseph Ashe: moiety of 3 farms and a cottage in WaghenU DDWI/69

Quitclaim: Jane Atkinson of Waghen widow to Sir Joseph Ash and Sir Thomas Chambers: cottage in Wahgen: Witn. Thomas Johnson, Robert Bethell, Mordecai BacchusU DDWI/70

Quitclaim: John Rowley of Waghen yeoman to Sir Joseph Ashe and Sir Thomas Chambers: a mill hill in Waghen on which a windmill lately stood: Witn. Edward Pettever, M Bacon, John Bamforth, Ben. BrewerU DDWI/71

Lease and Release for £15: Elizabeth Penruddacke of Mansdale par. Sutton spinster to Sir Joseph Ash: cottage and 1r. in Waghen: Witn. John Cayton, John Kenyon, Robt. Hayward, John Hodgson, Tho. Wetwand, John Bamford, Joshua Smith, Ben. HaywardU DDWI/72

Will of Joseph Windham Ashe of Twickenham esq.: all to son in law John Windham: Probate 28 February 1746/7U DDWI/73

Lease and Release for £8560: Sir Joseph Ashe to Sir Thomas Chamber: annuity of £302-3s. out of whole of propertyU DDWI/74

Memorial of a Bragain and Sale of all the property in Waghen of which Sir Joseph and Dame Mary Ash were seized: (i) Joseph Windham and his wife Martha (ii) Thomas Mawson of New Inn and (iii) John Windham of ChelseaU DDWI/75

Final Concord for £5600: Thomas Mawson plaintiff and Joseph and Martha Windham deforceantsU DDWI/76

Exemplification of a Common Recovery: John Windham from Thomas MawsonU DDWI/77

Marriage settlement by way of Lease and Release. (i) Joseph Windham Ashe, his wife Martha and daughter Mary, (ii) John Windham of Earsham co. Norfolk esq., (iii) John Fowle of Brome Hall co. Norfolk esq. and William Chase of Cornhill linendraperU DDWI/78

Lease. (i) Joseph Windham Ashe, his wife Martha and daughter Mary, (ii) John Windham of Earsham co. Norfolk esq., (iii) John Fowle of Brome Hall co. Norfolk esq. and William Chase of Cornhill linendraperU DDWI/79

Mortgage: Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to John WindhamU DDWI/80

Conveyance: Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to John WindhamU DDWI/81

Mortgage for £5200: Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to John WindhamU DDWI/82

Bond for performance of covenants of mortgage for £5200, Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to John WindhamU DDWI/83

Lease and Release for £256-14s.: Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to Valence Comyn of par. St. Gregory's esq.U DDWI/84

Memorial of Lease and Release for £256-14s.: Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to Valence Comyn of par. St. Gregory's esq.U DDWI/85

Assignment by Lease and Release: Joseph Windham Ashe to John WindhamU DDWI/86

Memorial of Assignment by Lease and Release: Joseph Windham Ashe to John WindhamU DDWI/87

Probate copy of will of William Hawtayne of Ross Hall or Downe Rossal co. Salop gentU DDWI/88

Assignment in redemption of mortgages of 30 September 1734, Joseph Windham Ashe and wife Martha to John Windham, and of 18 May 1741, for £5200, the same partiesU DDWI/89

Marriage Settlement by Lease and ReleaseU DDWI/90

'The two Acts of Parliament for the Holderness Drainage and Copy of Arrangements. By A Bower, Surveyor'U DDWI/91

Final Concord for £1700: Stafford Squire Baxter plaintiff and John Windham Bowyer and wife Mary and Joseph Windham deforceantsU DDWI/92

Final Concord for £1700: Stafford Squire Baxter plaintiff and John Windham Bowyer and wife Mary and Joseph Windham deforceantsU DDWI/93

Exemplification of a Common Recovery: Michael and Robert Baxter from Stafford Squire BaxterU DDWI/94

Demise: Joseph Windham to William Windham and Thomas de GreyU DDWI/95

Lease: Rev. George Jubb DD chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen to Mary Windham Bowyer widowU DDWI/96

Demise: Joseph Windham to Thomas de Grey, Lord Walsingham and Thomas ChamberlayneU DDWI/97

Lease: Rev. George Thompson, vicar of Waghen, to Joseph Windham of Earsham House: tithes of Waghen: For life of George Thompson at rent of £8.3sU DDWI/98

Final Concord for £4600: George Kinderley gent. plaintiff and Sir William Smijth and wife Anne deforceantsU DDWI/99

Final Concord for £4600: George Kinderley gent. plaintiff and Sir William Smijth and wife Anne deforceantsU DDWI/100

Lease for a year: Sir William Smijth of Hill Hall and wife Anne to George Kinderley of Lincoln Inn: all property in Wawne: To lead to a ReleaseU DDWI/101

Lease for a year: Sir William Smijth of Hill Hall and wife Anne to George Kinderley of Lincoln InnU DDWI/102

Plan of the lordship of WaghenU DDWI/103

Manor of Waghen. Jury verdictsU DDWI/104

Manor of Waghen. Call listsU DDWI/105

'Some particulars relateing to Waghen taken out of Meaux Register and put into English. Sewers, Banks, Drains'U DDWI/106

Extracts from manuscripts at Burton Constable 'relating to the Wawne Estate with respect to the Vicars Claims'U DDWI/107

Extracts from Torre's 'Churches Peculiars' relating to WaghenU DDWI/108

Extract from Patent Rolls- Grant of protection to prelates and clergyU DDWI/109

Extract from Valor Ecclesiasticus relating to WawneU DDWI/110

Lease: Rev. Richard Barnes, chancellor of York Minster and parson of Waghen alias Wawyn to Sir John Constable of Burton ConstableU DDWI/111

Final Concord for £120: Joseph Ashe plaintiff and Nicholas and Thomas Leeke, Lancelot Lake and Thomas Wharton and wife Elizabeth deforceants: messuage, 24 ac. land, 80 ac. meadow and 30 ac. pasture in Waghen, Ryston, Sutton and HullU DDWI/112

Surrender of LeaseU DDWI/113

Draft appointment by John Windham of Stephen Hawkes of Waghen gent. as his gamekeeper for the manor of WaghenU DDWI/114

Abstract from a Grant by Charles I to the city of London , and note of subsequent deedsU DDWI/115

Copy of rental of demesne lands of Meaux Abbey in Wawne, Nafferton, Skipsea, Sutton, Ruthe, Seton, EasingtonU DDWI/116

'Waghen. Supposed quantities of high land'. Field numbers as on plan at DDWI/103U DDWI/117

Correspondence relating to a renewal of the lease of propertyU DDWI/118

Accounts relating to furniture and upholstery at WawneU DDWI/119

'The two Acts of Parliament for the Holderness Drainage and Copy of Arrangements: with an Index and Plan. By A. Bower, Surveyor'U DDWI/120