1316-12-16, Clipston

To the bailiff of Holdernesse. Order to deliver to Stephen Frankys and Hawysia his wife a messuage and a bovate of land, for which they made fine in the court of the king's manor of Brustwyk after the death of the wife of an ancestor of Hawysia, which wife was afterwards married to Peter Rira, of which messuage and bovate Stephen and Hawysia were . 883 until Robert de Dalyngho, bailiff of that court, unjustly expelled therefrom and delivered the messuage and bovate to the aforesaid to be held by Stephen and Hawysia in bondage according to the for the heirs of the first husbands that the king ordered him to to be observed in that manor, saving to Peter his costs in sowing the land, as it was found by inquisitions, taken by the king's order on of the dissensions between certain of his bonds (bondis) of that concerning two customs lately arisen in that manor, to wit whether husbands ought to hold after the death of their wives the tenements first husbands, or whether the heirs of the first husbands after the of the wives so married to second husbands ought to be admitted to fine for such tenements, that the heirs of the first husbands ought to admitted to make fine for their ancestors tenements, if they come after the wives death, and are able to do the services therefor due, that otherwise they are not to be admitted to make fine. By C.