1331-09-26, London

To the sheriff of Norfolk. Order not to intermeddle further with the manor, messuxges, land, meadow, and rent specified below, and to restore the issues thereof to John son of John de Insula, the younger, and to . Parr I. 261 his wife, as the king, at the prosecution of John suggesting John de Insula granted to the said John son of John 5 messuages, acres of land, 14 acres of meadow, and 7s. of rent in Drie Dockyng, Sharneburn, Appelton, Flicham, Grymeston, Bauseye, Wyrham, Wrotton, Bukton, Westerham, Crymplysham, Riston, Fordham, Helegeye, to him and the heirs of his body, and that he was seised from the time of the grant until the sheriff, by reason of an of the said John de Insula for a felony, took the said tenements the king's hands together with the manor of Waterdon, 2 messuages, acres of land, and 10s. of rent in Anemere and Congham, which are of inheritance of Milicensia, wife of the said John son of John, as he and beseeching the king to cause his hand to be removed thence Robert Walkefare, Anselm Mareschal, and John Claver to make concerning the premises in the presence of William, bishop of the treasurer, and it is found by the inquisition that John de the younger, in the eleventh year of the late king's reign, enfeoffed said John his son of the said 5 messuages, 325 acres of land, 14 acres meadow, and 7s. of rent, to him and the heirs of his body, and that the John was seised thereof from that time until the time when the sheriff them into the king's hands by reason of the indictment for the said committed long after the feoffment aforesaid, and that the said and the messuages, land and rent in Anemere and Congham are of inheritance of the said Milisencia, and that the said John de Insula had estate in the said manor, messuages, land and rent at any time. Mumprane 5.