1321-01-06, Gilbert Marlborough

de Stapelton, escheator beyond Trent. Order not to interwith a moiety of the manor of Ughtreby and Bampton, with the adyowson of the church of Bampton, co. Cumberland, of the manor of Crosseby near the Water, in the same county, of land in Brunesby in Gillesland, in the same county, and of the town of Cunquyntyn, in the same county, and 4/. of yearly tenements in Carlisle, and 13s, 4d. of yearly rent or a sore-coloured in the same county, taken into the king's hands upon the William de Monte Acuto, and to restore the issues thereof to his as it appears by inquisition taken by the escheator that was seised of the above together with her husband, and that she her joint-seisin thereof up to the death of William, and that the rents are held of others than the king, the king having granted to and Elizabeth in parliament at York, in consideration of William's to him and his father, all the lands whereof William de Karl[iolo wife, who adhered to the Scotch rebels, were seised within this the lands of the inheritance of William de Karl[iolo] and of his which came to the king's hands as escheats because they to the Scotch rebels.