[214] See pages [15] and [16].
[215] Escaet. 33 Hen. III. n. 49.
[216] Inq. ad Quod. Damnum, 16 & 19 Edward II.
[217] St. Michael’s Hall also belonged to the Kirkbys, and it is probable that one of the junior branches resided there before the Longworths of St. Michael’s.
[218] Flower’s Visitation.
[219] See “Longworth of St. Michael’s Hall” in [Chapter VI].
[220] Fol. 401.
[221] Regist. S. Mariæ de Lanc. M.S. fol. 68.
[222] Rot. Pat. 4 Hen. VI. m. 10 per Inspec. Linc. Hen. IV.
[223] A copy of “The appropriation of the Vicarage of Michaelskirk,” dated 1411, and now in the possession of the Ven. Archdeacon Hornby.