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Eleven carucates in SHERIFF HUTTON were reckoned amongst the possessions of the Count of Mortain at theSurvey, and were soke of the manor of Bulmer whichNiel Fossard then held of the count. (fn. 51) There werealso 4 carucates which had been held by Turchil,Turolf and Turstan as three 'manors' before theConquest and had afterwards been unjustly appr...

The church of ST. HELEN ANDTHE HOLY CROSSis a large building consisting of chancel 30 ft. by17 ft., with chapel and vestry on the north and achapel on the south, nave 31½ ft. by 22½ ft., northand south aisles, each about 13 ft. wide and extendingto the west face of the western tower, tower 14½ ft.by 16 ft. from north to south and west porch. The 12...

The church, dedicated in andprobably before 1375 in the honourof St. Mary, (fn. 273) but from 1443 in thehonour of St. Helen or St. Cross, and more recentlySt. Helen and the Holy Cross, (fn. 274) was granted byNiel Fossard to the abbey of St. Mary, York, (fn. 275) andseems to have been retained by that house until theearly years of the 13th century...

The trust known as the FlaxtonPoor's Lands consists of a farm-houseand about 12 a. acquired by deeds of1745 and 1782, the land comprised in the latterdeed with moneys left by one Robinson for educational purposes, but the lands cannot be separatelyidentified. The income is £33 10s. a year. A sumof £210 11s. 9d. consols arising from sale of timberwa...