Definition of Halmote. Meaning of Halmote. Synonyms of Halmote

- the honour; the court baron; and the court customary, also known as the halmote court. Each manor had its own laws promulgated in a do****ent called the...
- of Peregrine Towneley's acquisition of the Bowland Forest Estate. The halmote court at Slaidburn was disbanded following the abolition of a copyhold...
- is a local pub, the Hark to Bounty, which upstairs houses the ancient halmote or courthouse of the Manor of Slaidburn From early times, the Manor of...
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- been suggested that this is the same place mentioned in the 16th-century halmote court records for the manor of Colne as Mawkin Yarde, described as being...
- Brancepeth Castle. After this a number of individuals are mentioned in the Halmote Court records in Durham as being involved in the title to the Manor House...
- various local customs. The Halmote Court office was on the intersection of Owengate and North Bailey. The records of this Halmote Court are from 1345 onwards...
- limited to claims less than 40 shillings. The demesne manors instead held halmote courts, with those for Chatburn, Worston and Pendleton also being held...
- Weston was part of the hundred of Bath Forum, with a manorial court or halmote being held in the parish. The land continued to be owned by the church...
- Elizabeth I while the seat of the bishopric was left vacant, the Queen's halmote court to dealt with cases such as the surrender (transfer) of land at "Stowecroft"...