1331-02-24, Croydon

To the same, Order to deliver to the said Margaret the following of the _earl s advowsons: the advowson of the church of Wynceby, co. Lincoln, of the yearly value of 6/, 13s. 4d.; the advowson of the church of Lifton, co. Devon, of the yearly value of 20/., which the king has assigned to her, in addition to the dower of the advowsons previously assigned to her, to have during the minority of the ear s heir, or until the king cause her to be provided elsewhere with advowsons to the same value, in response to her petition before the king and his council in the last parliament at Westminster, shewing that her husband died seised of the castle, borough, and honour of Arundel, and of the manors of Estdene, Westdene, Sengleton, Cherleton, Lenmenstre, Northstok, Bourne, Stanstede, Wollavyngton, Palingham and Dunherst, co. Sussex, and of the manor of Kyneleye, co. Wilts, with the knights fees and advowsons of churches pertaining to the castle, borough, honour, and manors aforesaid, of the king's grant, so that she ought to have dower thereof according to the law and custom of the realm, which castle, borough, honour, and manors, with the knights fees and advowsons, the king has caused to be restored to Richard son of Edmund, late earl of Arundel, as being of his inheritance, by the assent of the prelates, . Panr I. 209 and proceres of the realnrin the said parliament, and beseech king to cause other advowsons to be assigned to her in recompence for of the advowsons of the six churches and one priory pertaining castle, borough, honour, and manors, which advowsons are extended yearly, as appears by inguisitions taken by Robert Selyman, late this side Trent. By K.&C.