Return to Sutton in Holderness (Sutton on Hull)

Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

• Affeerers,
• Ague, (2)
• Albemarle, Earl, William le Gros,
• Albemarle, Earl, William de Fortibus,
• Albemarle, Earl, William de Fortibus, (5)
• Albemarle, Countess, Isabella, (5)
• Aldbrough, (2)
• Aldbrough, William,
• Alford, Henry,
• Alford, John, (5)
• Alford, Lancelot, Esq., (3)
• Alford, Sir Lancelot, (3)
• Alford, Margaret, Lady Strickland, (3)
• Alford, Peter, (2)
• Alford, Sir William, (3)
• Allottment, Lost,
• Almonry at Meaux Abbey,
• Alured family, (3)
• Amandus Pincerna, of Benningholm,
• Ankedam, (2)
• Antholme, (3)
• Appurtenances of the tillage, (2)
• Armitage, The,
• Arnald Croft,
• Ashe, Sir Joseph, (2)
• Atwick, Manor of, (2)
• Babble, The,
• Balks, (3)
• Barrow on Humber, (3)
• Bellfield,
• Berewic in Sutton, (6)
• Beverley,
• Beverley Minster, College of St.John, (6)
• Bewick, (2)
• Bildesdayle, (2)
• Bilhill or Bylhylle, (3)
• Billicot, a sheepcot, (2)
• Bilton Bridge or Billigate, (3)
• Bilton Road,
• Black Death,
• Blakemildes meadow,
• Blassell family, (4)
• Blaydes family, (8)
• Blencard, Bottles of, (3)
• Blindwell, The,
• Bludetres,
• Boat grass, Boad Grass, or Broadgrass, (2)
• Bondmen, (6)
• Bordars, The,
• Bothome, The, in Stoneferry, (2)
• Bourne, Sir John,
• Bovate, The,
• Branchester, Andrew de,
• Bransholm, (10)
• Bransholmdyke,
• Bretes meadow,
• Bridge foot, Witham,
• Bridges over Foredike,
• Bridlington Priory,
• Broadley family, (6)
• Brodrepp family, (3)
• Bromflete family, (4)
• Browning, Elizabeth Barrett,
• Brune daile, (3)
• Brunskill, Rev.Michael, Minister,
• Brystalle, John de,
• Bulfyn or Bowffin, (3)
• Bulmer's or Boomer's Manor, (4)
• Bulmer family, (4)
• Burial ground, near Stoneferry,
• Burial ground, Quakers',
• Burials, suit in Ecclesiastical Courts,
• Burials in woollen, (2)
• Burstwick, (3)
• Burton, Thomas de, Abbot of Meaux,
• Byelawmen, (7)
• Bygod family, (3)
• Byrsall lands,
• Cards,
• Carlin Sunday, (2)
• Carrs, The, (3)
• Carr side Field, (2)
• Carr side Meadows,
• Cartgatedaile,
• Carthusian Priory, Sculcoates, (2)
• Carucate, The, (2)
• Casterd gate, (2)
• Castle Hill, The, (6)
• Castle Ing,
• Catstertdayle, (2)
• Catesterte, (2)
• Chamberlaine, Leonard, (2)
• Champney, John,
• Charles I.,
• Children out at nurse,
• Children's pestilence,
• Chimney lands, (2)
• Church or Chapel, The, (11)
• Church or Chapel dedication, (3)
• Churchmanship,
• Church goods,
• Churchwardens' accounts,
• Clough Field, (2)
• Cocke family, (8)
• Cockfolly Road and Pighill, (2)
• Collections in church and by house-row,
• College of St.James, (7)
• College, Ann Watson's,
• Common (House),
• Common (Land),
• Commons, right to depasture, (2)
• Communions, The three,
• Coniston, (2)
• Conqueror, The,
• Constable, The parish, (2)
• Constable, Sir John, (2)
• Constable, Sir Marmaduke, of Everingham, (4)
• Constable, Sir Philip, (2)
• Constable, of Wassand,
• Copyhold,
• Cornwallis, Mrs., (2)
• Cothecroft, (3)
• Cottagers, (3)
• Cottingham,
• Countess Croft,
• Cowcroft Close,
• Crab Close, (2)
• Croftdyk,
• Crops, Rotation, (2)
• Dailes, The meadows called, (2)
• Dancing,
• Danes,
• Davis, Rev.G.J., Incumbent,
• Dalton family, elder branch, (3)
• Dalton family, younger branch, (5)
• Deira,
• Denford, William de, Warden,
• De la Poles,
• Depesike, (3)
• Dissenters, Protestant,
• Dodersykes meadow, (4)
• Dog whipping,
• Dowson, Peter,
• Dowson, Peter, junior, (2)
• Dowmanlodge,
• Drainage, (3)
• Dress, (2)
• Drogo de Brevere, (3)
• Driffield,
• Dryffeld, Abbott William de,
• Drypool, in Swine parish, it, (2)
• Drypool, in Sutton, (8)
• Drypool Field,
• Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester,
• Dudley, John, Duke of Northumberland, (2)
• East Carr,
• East Field, (2)
• East Mount, (2)
• East Riding,
• Edward I.,
• Edward II.,
• Edward III.,
• Edward the Black Prince,
• Education,
• Effigy of Sir John de Sutton, (2)
• Ellikers, Quakers,
• Embankment,
• Enclosure of Common Fields, (3)
• Engles,
• Ernald, vassal of Amandus, (2)
• Ernistholm,
• Estkardyke,
• Eyres, Thomas, a Lord of the Manor,
• Fairfax, Sir Thomas,
• Fairholm, (2)
• Falkenberg, de, family, (2)
• Fallowing land, (5)
• Farm work,
• Farms, Composition of, (2)
• Feast, Sutton,
• Feltholm, (2)
• Ferry over Hull, (2)
• Fighting,
• Fishery or Fish house of the Monks, (2)
• Fishery in Sutton, (8)
• Fillings, The fishery of, (4)
• Flax and Cotton Mills, (2)
• Fletcher, Dakins, Minister, (2)
• Florentine wool merchants,
• Football,
• Footway to Hull,
• Foredike, Forthdyke, or Feerdike, (6)
• Forth cross,
• Fortibus, de, Family of,
• Fortibus, de, Avelina, Countess of Lancaster, (2)
• Fox, the great culvert,
• Free tenants as farmers, (5)
• Fritholm daile,
• Frog Hall, (6)
• Frost family,
• Frumety,
• Floods, (5)
• Fynkell Street,
• Fysshousegote,
• Gannock, Grange called, (4)
• Ganstead, (2)
• Gate, Sir Henry,
• Gate alms, (5)
• Gates, rights of pasturage, (2)
• Gaveston, Piers, Lord of Holderness,
• Gayre, le, and Gayres, (3)
• Geese in the pastures,
• Gesekeld meadow,
• Gipsies, (2)
• Glebe,
• Gleaning, (4)
• Goate or Coat, a drain, (2)
• Goddard family, (3)
• Gold dike drain,
• Gooding,
• Graham Clarke, Mr.,
• Grainings on Foredike,
• Grange of Meaux Abbey,
• Grantham, Thomas,
• Gravel pit, Parish,
• Gray, Robert le, and family, (2)
• Gray, Thomas, the Poet,
• Great Hill,
• Great Mouths,
• Grimes, The,
• Grinchil, of Sudtone,
• Groves, The, (4)
• Grymeston, Matthew de, Rector,
• Gunpowder Plot commemoration, (3)
• Gyselfleth,
• Hall Court Walls, (2)
• Hamelton, William de, Dean of York, (2)
• Hantom,
• Harpur, Arthur, his benefaction,
• Harvest Home,
• Hastings Manor, (8)
• Hastings, Sir Edward de, m.to Agnes de Sutton,
• Hastings family,
• Hastings, Sir William de, Baron
• Hastings, (2)
• Haywards or Finders,
• Headley Farm, (2)
• Hedon Croft, (3)
• Hedun de Hedun,
• Helpster, Sutton dike,
• Hens or capons as rentals or " services, " (5)
• Herney de Hull,
• Herney Croft or Hirncott, (6)
• Hicks, Sir Baptist,
• Highgate, The, (2)
• Hildyard, Emme, widow of Thomas de,
• Hildyard, John de,
• Hildyard, Katherine de, heiress,
• Hildyard, Robert de, (5)
• Hildyard, Thomas de,
• Hilton family, (2)
• Hodgson families, (2)
• Hogge, Stephen, (2)
• Holderness Agricultural Society,
• Holderness, Isle of, (2)
• Holderness road, (3)
• Honorius III., Pope,
• Hornsea Marr,
• Horses, (2)
• Horse daile, (2)
• Hotham, Sir John,
• How, the daile so called, (3)
• Howgcote, (2)
• Huck of Southowscroft,
• Hul or Hol, The, (2)
• Hull, The river, (5)
• Hull in Sutton, (6)
• Hull, Henry de,
• Hull, Kingston upon, (6)
• Hull Corporation, (5)
• Huntingdon, Earls of,
• Ings, The, (4)
• Ings road, (2)
• Irish labourers,
• Jerlshou tillage, (3)
• Jervaulx, Abbot of,
• Jews as money lenders,
• Kalvegaire, (2)
• Knight, The title,
• Lambhelmsike, (2)
• Lammas drain,
• Lanbert, vassal of Drogo, (3)
• Lancaster, Thomas, Earl of,
• Lands" or Selions, (2)
• Landsike, (5)
• Langsike, (2)
• Lathe, a barn,
• Leads dike or leda, or the Common named after it, (6)
• Leads road, (2)
• Leavened bread, (2)
• Ledeholme meadow, (4)
• Letters,
• Liddell, Mr., (2)
• Lopholme or Loppam, (4)
• Lordes " land, arable,
• Lowlands nook,
• Magsdaile, (7)
• Mair Close,
• Malbys, William de,
• Manfield, Robert de, Provost of Beverley,
• Manor courts and customs, (6)
• Manor, Lords of, (6)
• Marfleet,
• Marr of Sutton, (5)
• Marr Hill,
• Marr Lane,
• Marr of Swine, (3)
• Marriages during Commonwealth,
• Marvel, Andrew,
• Mason, Hugh,
• Mason, Rev.Wm., (2)
• Mason, Rev.Wm., the Poet, (3)
• Mastalls or Marstalls,
• Mauley, de, family, (2)
• Mauley, Baron de, of new creation,
• Maunsdaile Clow,
• Maunsdaile bridge,
• Meadow lands, Names of, (3)
• Meaux Abbey, (15)
• Meaux, de, Family of, (8)
• Merefurrows, (2)
• Meyrick, Sir S.R.,
• Midmeredales,
• Mikeldayl, le,
• Mill, Sutton, (2)
• Mills on Foredike, (2)
• Mompesson, Sir Richard, (3)
• Morcare, Earl,
• Mortmain,
• Mould, Thos., (3)
• Munby family, (4)
• Myton, Grange of,
• New Clow,
• New dike,
• New Ings, Stoneferry, (2)
• New Ings, Sutton, (2)
• Newland Hirne,
• Nordale, Nordall, or Noddle Hill,
• North Carr, (2)
• North Carr Field, (2)
• North Lands pasture, (3)
• Northkerdyke,
• Northumberland, Thos.Percy, Earl of,
• Northumberland, John Dudley, Duke of, (2)
• Northumberland, Sir Hugh Smithson, Duke of,
• Norhundeldeyle,
• Nuttell, Peter de,
• Nuttles, High and Low,
• Orrell family,
• Otringham, Martin de, (3)
• Otringham, Richard de, (3)
• Ottringham,
• Outgang, le, (2)
• Outhouses, near Stoneferry,
• Owgram, Simon,
• Oxen, (3)
• Oxfryth,
• Oxgang, The, (3)
• Oxlands, (6)
• Papists, (2)
• Parkin Nooke,
• Parrock Gate,
• Parson's Gate,
• Pasturage, (3)
• Paynell, Hugh,
• Pestilence, Children's,
• Pighills, Pightels, (3)
• Pinders,
• Plague, The, (2)
• Plantagenet, Edmund, Earl of Lancaster,
• Players of Sutton,
• Poole family, (4)
• Popple, Alderman,
• Potatoes, (4)
• Priestman, Mr.,
• Provost, Peter, the,
• Quakers,
• Quintin, St., family, (5)
• Railway, Hull and Hornsea,
• Raw, Rawe, West Raw, Rowbanks, or Roebank, (9)
• Raw or Row, near Salts, (2)
• Rebellion in Holderness,
• Reclaimation by embankment, (2)
• Rectory with house and lands, (6)
• Redcote, a sheepcot, (2)
• Reeves upon the Manor, (3)
• Reformation,
• Registers, Parish, (2)
• Register of Deeds, etc., East Riding, (2)
• Rejoicing days,
• Richard III.,
• Richmond, Dean of,
• Riseholm or Risam,
• Riseholm Carr, (2)
• Roads, (4)
• Robinson, Rev. Arthur, Minister, (4)
• Rolleston, Rowstone, or Roxton, (3)
• Romans, The,
• Ross family,
• Rotation of crops, (2)
• Rotheringham,
• Rnnhill, The,
• "S" lands,
• Salts pasture, (7)
• Saltmarshe, Ernald de, (2)
• Sampson, John,
• Sampson, Thomas, Rector and Warden, (5)
• Salvayn, George,
• Salvayn, George,
• Salvayn, Sir John,
• Sayer Creek,
• Schools,
• Scot, Simon, of Hull,
• Sculcoates,
• Sculcoates, Benedict de, (4)
• Sefholm, (4)
• Selions in the arable fields, (2)
• Sellar, Symon, Warden,
• Semanson, Wm., Warden, (2)
• Sepulchre, St., Hedon, Hospital of,
• Serfs, (7)
• Services from tenants, (4)
• Seyntluce, de, or St. Luce, William, (3)
• Sheepcots,
• Sheep farming, (2)
• Shifting ownership, (5)
• Shift lands, (3)
• Side Ings, (2)
• "Sir" as a prefix,
• Skipsea, (5)
• Small pox, (2)
• Smithson, Sir Hugh,
• Soft ham, (7)
• Soldiers quartered,
• Southcoates, (6)
• South Ings,
• Southfield,
• Spoffard, John, Curate, (2)
• Southowscott or Croft, (6)
• Spinning, (2)
• Spring Hill, (2)
• Stanhope, Sir Michael,
• Stainmar, (4)
• Stainmardaile, (4)
• Stockdailes, meadow,
• Stocks, The,
• Stoneferry, (16)
• Stoneferry road,
• Stoneferry Clough, (2)
• Stuteville, Wm. de, of Cottingham,
• Sudtone, of Domesday Book, (3)
• Sugar House, (4)
• Summergangs, (3)
• Summergangs dike, (3)
• Superstition, (2)
• Suppression of Monasteries,
• Sutton, first so named,
• Sutton drain, (3)
• Sutton dyk, (5)
• Sutton side, near Hull,
• Sutton, de, pedigree,
• Sutton, de, spurious pedigree of
• Suttons, Barons Dudley,
• Sutton, Siward de, (4)
• Sutton, Sayer (4)
• Sutton, William, (2)
• Sutton, Amandus, (4)
• Sutton, Sayer (8)
• Sutton, Sayer (4)
• Sutton, Sayer (2)
• Sutton, Sir John, senior, (2)
• Sutton, Sir John, junior, (4)
• Sutton, Sir Thomas, (5)
  • his coheiresses, (4)
• Sutton, Amandus, the younger, (2)
• Sutton, John, son of Sir John, junior, (4)
• Sutton, John, son of Sir Thomas,
• Sutton, Peter, son of Thomas, (2)
• Sutton, William, Knight, (3)
• Sutton, William, Rector, (3)
• Sutton, Rainer,
• Sutton, Agnes, wife of Sir Thomas,
• Sutton, Alice, wife of Sir John, junior,
• Sutton, Johanna, wife of Sayer (3)
• Sutton, Johanna, a nun at Swine,
• Sutton, Johanna, wife of Thomas Oudley, (2)
• Sutton, Christiana, wife of Sayor the Fourth,
• Sutton, Constantia, wife of Sir John, senior, (2)
• Swine, (3)
• Swine Parish Church, (2)
• Swine Priory, (3)
• Swine, Sir William de,
• Sykwell meadow, (2)
• Taylor, John, murdered,
• Thirty Acres, (2)
• Thirty Acre dike,
• Thorne, William de,
• Thornton family,
• Tillage lands, Names of, (2)
• Tile makers of Beverley,
• Tithes, (2)
• Tithe farmstead, (2)
• Tocke family, (2)
• Tofts and Toftsteads, (2)
• Treasure ship seized by Sayer (2)
• Trivet, Sir Thomas and Elizabeth de,
• Truslove family, (12)
• Turbary and Turves, (3)
• Tween dikes road, (2)
• Twyer, Family of,
• Ughtred, Thomas,
• Verli, Robert de,
• Vaux, Charles, Town Clerk, Steward of the Manor, (3)
• Villeins, The, (6)
• Walton, Rev, Nicholas, Incumbent, (3)
• Watkinson, John,
• Watson, Mrs.Ann, (5)
• Watson's Charity, (3)
• Watson, Thomas, his family, (5)
• Watton, William de, and family, (3)
• Wawne, Wagene, or Waghen, (2)
• Wawne, Church of, (2)
• Wawne Ferry,
• Wawne, Rector and Vicar of, (6)
• Wawne, Peter de,
• Weeriers in the watercourses,
• West Carr or Marsh, (10)
• White House, Stoneferry, (3)
• Whyte, Thomas, Curate, (2)
• Wilberforce family,
• Wilflete at Marfleet,
• Williams, The old, (3)
• Wilmington,
• Windmill Hill,
• Witchcraft,
• Witham family, (3)
• Wolds, Yorkshire, (2)
• Wolsey, Cardinal, (2)
• Wool, Produce and trade in, (3)
• Wool gathering, (3)
• Wyk, Vill of,
• Wyk, Walter de,
• Yarlshou, Tillage in, (3)
• York, Archbishops of, (10)
• York, Cathedral Church of,
• York, Chancellor of, (2)
• York, Dean and Chapter of, (2)