1385-02-12, Westminster

George del Castelle escheator in Warwickshire and Leycestershire. to give Thomas de Nevylle and Joan his wife, daughter and heir de Furnyvalle knight, livery of the moiety of one knight's in Barford sometime held by the heirs of John de Napforde and at 50s. a year, one knight's fee in Thurleston sometime held by Derset at 100s., the moiety of one knight's fee in Lyllyngton forheld by the heir of Peter de Wolwardyngton at 50s. in Warwickand the advowson of Boseworth church co. Leycester at 100 marks, to present at the first turn, which with assent of Robert de clerk, attorney of Thomasia who was wife of the said William, king has assigned to them of the knights fees and advowsons of said William, assigning also two knights fees in Cheynestre, Twildenhide and Eschiche co. Hereford formerly held by Comyn and the heir of William Comyn and extended at 101., knight's fee in Hopton Candyvaucz lately held by William de at 100s., and the moiety of one knight's fee in Hopton and held by the freeholders there at 50s. in Salop, one knight's and a half in Totewyke, Ullay, Brampton and Aghton formerly by John de Wasteneys at 10/., the fourth part of one knight's in Thorpe Rykenyld formerly held by the heirs of Simon de ) (Bretvylle) at 100s., the fourth part of one knight's fee and Wodehous formerly held by Thomas de Orgrave and John de Merkesburgh at 4l. in Yorkshire, the advowson of priory in the march of Wales adjacent to Herefordshire, of Treton church co. York, both extended at 201. a year. . 527 To John Couele escheator in Herefordshire and the march of Wales Order to give the said Thomas and Joan livery of two fees in Cheynestre, Strete, Twildenhide and Eschiche, (tenants extent as above,) and of the advowson of Lantony priory, which other knights fees and advowsons of the said William the has assigned to them. To Cornelius de Wirley escheator in Salop and Staffordshire. Like mutatis mutandis, concerning one knight's fee in Hopton and the moiety of one knight's fee in Hopton and Alverton and eatents as above). To John de Dent escheator in Yorkshire. Like order concerning knight's fee and a half in Totewyke, Ullay, Brampton and Aghton, fourth part of one knight's fee in Thorpe Rykenylde, the fourth of one knight's fee in Handesworth and Wodehous, and the of Treton church (tenants and extents as above). To John Couele escheator in Herefordshire and the march of Wales Order to give Thomasia who was wife of William de knight livery of the fourth part of one knight's fee in sometime held by Richard de la Bere knight and extended 25s. a year, the moiety of one knight's fee in Webeton and Cobewelle held by Roger Criketot at 50s., two and a quarter knights in Piona, Henton and Cotes sometime held by Ralph de la Lynde younger, Philip ap Howell and Rees ap Howell at 11l. 5s., and moiety of one knight's fee in Rouleston pertaining to Ewiaslacy in the said march formerly held by Richard Skidemore at 50s., with assent of Thomas Stanley clerk, attorney of Thomas de and Joan his wife daughter and heir of the said William, king has assigned to her in dower of the knights fees and advowsons her husband, assigning also the advowsons of Neubold church Leycester and Handesworth church co. York, each extended at a year. To George del Castelle escheator in Leycestershire.