It  is  said  to  have  been  endowed  with  lands  in  Bulmer,  Flaxton,
Sutton  in  Galtres,  Lilling,  Marton,  Molesby,  Burnsall,  Woodhouse
(Appletrewick)  Cracoe  and  Thorpe  in  Craven,  &c.  Among  the
muniments  at  Bolton  Abbey  I  find  the  following  original  grant.
To  ail  to  whom  this  charter  &c.  I.  Eustachius  de  Rilleston,  greeting  &c.  confirm
to  God  and  the  Blessed  Mary  of  Marton,  and  the  Canons  serving  God  there,  in  free  and
perpetual  alms  &c.  two  borates  of  land  in  the  territory  of  Crackehou.  Witnesses,  John
de  Eston,  Will.  Grandorge,  Ran*  de  Otterburn,  Godfrey  de  Altaripa,  Will,  de  Cuglay,
Will,  de  Hertlington»  Gilbert  de  Hybem  [Heber?]  Henry  de  Elvetham,  and  others.
Nearly  all  these  witnesses  were  Craven  men  of  position ;  only
the  last  named  seems  to  be  connected  with  Embleton,  anciently
Elmeton,  in  the  parish  of  Sedgefield,  Durham.  William  de
Hertlington  died  in  1292.  The  Altaripas  intermarried  with  the
ancient  family  of  Marton,  and  in  1318  Godfrey  de  Altaripa  had
license  to  castellate  his  manor-house  at  Els\ack  in  Craven.     Whether


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the  signatory,  Gilbert  de  Hybern  is  a  form  of  Hibemia  or  of  Heber,
sometimes  written  Hyber  and  Hayber,  descendants  of  the  Domesday
lords  of  Marton  in  Craven,  there  is  no  evidence  to  shew.  The  arms
of  Heber  were,  however,  not  unlike  those  of  Cleveland  Priory :  viz  :
a  fess  with  lion  rampant,  or^  in  the  dexter  chief  point  a  cinquefoil  arg.
