Alice Warcop

From the History of Parliament article on Sir Walter Strikland (1325-1408)

Sir Walter died shortly before 15 Mar. 1408, leaving at least five sons by his first marriage, and a widow named Alice, who was evidently childless. It was then that she offered sureties of £200 to Thomas Strickland II and his wife as an earnest of her readiness to release certain property to them in return for the manor of Hackthorpe and other holdings in the surrounding area which constituted her dower. After her marriage to Thomas Warcop II*, in or just before 1411, she reached a further agreement with her stepson, permitting him to lease these estates at a rent of £20 13s.4d. a year.6