Hamon le Leche of Cankewell

Hamo son of John son of John de Leche was found to die seized of three messages, sixty six acres of land in Beeston and Mileham held by the service of the fortieth part of one obulus of gold and under him held by the family called De Beeston

The manor of Newton as well as a manor in Cawston and Oulton were granted by John de Burgh to Baldwin son of John de Cankwell about 1274 In 15 Edward I 1287 Michael de Cankwell was his son and heir In 11 Edward II, there was a suit between Alice daughter of Michael and the heirs of John de Burgh and in the 19th year of that reign by fine in which John le Leche and Alice his wife were querents and Henry vicar of