Documents relating to Roger de Howick

Grant in frankalmoign from Sapientia, wife of Elias son of Roger [to the canons of Cockersand] of a fourth part of Bradford mill, that is, the moiety of that half part which she held by right of inheritance of the heirs of Roger de Howick rendering yearly to her and her heirs 2 shillings at the feast of St Martin for all service. [S.D. 1190-1218]

The canons also had the release of Richard de Howick to the said Sapientia; the release of Robert son of Elias de Hoton [Hutton] to the same; the release of Adam son of Mary and Dionisia his wife to the same, respecting that portion of the said mill; and the charter Roger de Howick which he gave to Roger son of Orm respecting that mill.

[The Chartulary of Cockersand Abbey of the Premonstratensian Order], transcribed by William Farrer, Volume II, Part I fol.60b [40] (p.437)

Quitclaim by Matthew and Helen his wife [to the canons of Cockersand] of their right in the mill of Hutton and in the water and mill-dams belonging to Howick, with common rights easements and liberties as described in the donor's charter saving to the lords of Howick the yearly service of four shillings at the feast of St Martin and to the grantor and his heirs two white gloves at Preston Fair for all service [S.D. 1212-1220]

[The Chartulary of Cockersand Abbey of the Premonstratensian Order], transcribed by William Farrer, Volume II, Part I fol.60b [41] (p.438)

Quitclailm by Abel and Emma his wife [to the canons of Cockersand] of their right i the mill of Hutton, with the appurtenances as in the release of Matthew and Helen [S.D. 1212-1220]

[The Chartulary of Cockersand Abbey of the Premonstratensian Order], transcribed by William Farrer, Volume II, Part I fol.60b [44] (p.440)