Adam
de Ellerschaye
c 1235
to c 1300
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1235
Adam, may have
been born in or about 1235.
c 1250
There is an
undated deed from about the mid thirteenth century recording a grant given by
Joan de Stotevile (1216 to 6 April 1276) to Nicholas Devias for service. It included a right to rent amounting
to 20s from Farndale land held by Adam de Ellerschae
and eleven marcs from two watermills in Farndale (The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Vol 16, 1893,
page 92).
1300
If Adam lived to about 65, he might have lived to about 1300.