Joane de KIRKETON

• General Notes
  • b. The moft ancient Lord of this Manor, that I have met with, was Raph de Sanfto Paulo, who had a Daughter and Heir called Dionyfia, married to Sir Alexander Bozon, Of Kirketon in Hoyland, Knight, in the Time of King RICHARD the First,  [ 1180 –1199 ] who left it to a Son called Raph de Kirketon, who dying without issue, his Brother Hugh Bozon, de Kirketon, was his Heir, and left to Simon de Kirketon his Son, who also had a Son and Heir tailed John de Kirketon, but he died without Issue, and so this Manor became the  Inheritance of his three Sifters, Margaret, Wife of John, Son of Raph Chaumpneys, of Quaplade, Alice, Wife of Fulc  Everard, of Sutton, the Black, and after of William,
    Son of Hugh del Flete ; and Joane, first Wife of Peter Hodle, and after of the Elder John, Son of Sir Reginald de Aflafcton, Knight, who passed this Manor by Fine, 20 E.
    3. to the said Thomas de Sibthorp, having obtained the Shares of all the Co-heirs ; and Reginald, Son of William del Woodhouses, c, upon whom his Uncle the faid John,
    elder Son of Sir Reginald de Aflafcton, had settled the Reversion of it; after the Death of himself  and the said Joane his Wife without Issue, and one, William Stan-
    fords, confirmed his faid Uncles Eftate, made of it to the faid Thomas de Sibthorp, with all the Appurtenances in Sibetborp, Shelton, and Kniveton.
    
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