| Description | Deeds involving the Sagher family of Kilnhurst, ultimately coming to Mountforth.
A
(1) Iuo son of Henry le Sagher of Kylnehirst
(2) Henry his father
(1) to (2): land in Kilnehirst & B[ra]mpton, which he had from (2) with halfpenny rent from land formerly Ralph of Kilnehirst's ; (2) to hold for life, paying 6d annual rent to (1).
Witnesses: William of Raum[er]che, William Cook, Hugh son of Hugh of the same place, Hugh of the Hill of Kilnehurst, Robert son of Iuo, Thomas Mal[ ]us, clerk
At Kilnehirst
Sunday after Pentecost [18th May] 1326.
Previous reference: 45; previous Doncaster Archives reference : Dz.Fl. 15
B
(1) Robert called Semenell of Denyngby
(2) William son of Henry le Sagheher of Kylnehyrst & Denise his wife & the heirs of their bodies
(1) to (2): all the lands & tenements which he had from (2) in Kylnehirst, with reversion to William & right heirs if no children by Denise.
Witnesses: Gregory le Vauasour, lord of Denyngby, Richard son of Robert, Richard Atastare, John Syward, these three being of the town of Mekesburgh, John of Boulton, clerk.
At Kylnehirst
Sunday after the feast of SS Philp & James, apostles [2nd May] 1350
Previous reference: 116; previous Doncaster Archives reference : Dz. Fl. 25
C
(1) John son of Henry Saher of Kylnhirst
(2) Diota[Denise] of Wika, widow of my brother William
(1) to (2): quitclaim of rights in lands & tenements in Kylnhirst (1) has sold to (2).
Witnesses: Thomas Clar[ ]l, knight, Thomas de Rer[e]sbi, knight, Gregory Vauasour, John of Tothil & Thomas Bacon, clerk.
At Kylnhirst
Tuesday after the feast of the translation of St Thomas the martyr [10th July] 1358
Previous reference: 117; previous Doncaster Archives reference : Dz.Fl. 31
D
(1) Denise widow of William Sagher of Denyngby
(2) John de Mountfort of Kilnehirst
(1) to (2): all the lands & tenements which she has of the gift of John Sagher of Kilnehirst in the township of Kilnehirst.
Witnesses: Sir Thomas Clarell, Sir Thomas de Reresby, knights, Gilbert, rector of the church of Roum[er]sh, Hugh Kene, chaplain & Gregory le Vauasour of Denyngby.
At Kylnehirst
Sunday after the feast of St Bartholomew, apostle [30th August] 1360
Previous reference: 24; previous Doncaster Archives reference : Dz.Fl. 33
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