1386-05-24, Westminster

Order to remove the king's and meddle no further with a moiety of the lands of Joceus de delivering to Ralph son of John Lanyeyn any issues taken ; as the king has learned by inquisition, taken by the that the said Joceus was seised of twelve messuages, three of land and 20s. of rent in Tregemynyoun, Trenewen, Tregessyelle, Keguyn and Bossnyoun, that he had a son Richard and two daughters Sibyl and Isabel and died, that his son and heir had a son named James and died, that the James died without issue, that Sybil the said first daughter John Lanyeyn, that they had a son named Ralph and the John died, that Isabel his second daughter married John Robyn, of the princess as of her dower in Cornwall, that the said Sibyl John Robyn with Isabel his wife were seised of all the premises, and the same to the said Ralph and the heirs of his body, that he seised thereof by virtue of that grant, taking all the profits, until by of John Robyn s neifty James atte Park keeper of the fees of the in Cornwall seized all the premises, thrusting out the said and that for that cause the same are in the king's hand by death of the princess ; and now at suit of the said Ralph, after in chancery with the justices, the king's serjeants of law others of the council learned in the law, the king reckons the insufficient in regard to one moiety of the premises, being that his mother's feodary seized that moiety without process