1332-02-03, Hertford

William Trussel, escheator this side Trent. Order not to intermeddle with the manor of Querndon, co. Buckingham, and 59s. 10d. of and rent in the manor of Aylesbury, in the same county, which he into the king's hand on the death of Emma, late the wife of Richard of John, and to restore the issues thereof to Thomas de Bello Campo, of Warwick, as in the partition of the lands of Richard son of John, in chief of Edward I, made in chancery, with the consent of the and parceners of the inheritance of the said Richard, the aforesaid land and rent, which Emma held as dower of the said inheritance, assigned to Matilda de Bello Campo, late countess of Warwick, eldest and heir of the said Richard, lately deceased, to hold in her purparty the death of Emaa, as appears by the rolls of chancery of the said and the said earl, kinsman and heir of Matilda, has given the king to that the escheator has taken the premises into the king's hands reason of Emma s death, and he has besought the king to amove his therefrom,