1321-05-10, Richard Westminster

Order to pay to Torthorald the arrears from the time of Richard's appointment yearly granted to him by the king on 11 June, in the 11th year out of the issues of the escheatry this side Trent, and to to pay the same henceforth. same. Order not to intermeddle further with a messuage and of land in Schulton that William Hughes held, a messuage of land in Farndon that Agnes and Eustace atte Grove held, in the same town that John le Mustarder held, two cottages in town that Gilbert Martyn held, a messuage in the same town that held, a messuage in the same town that Ralph le Rok in the same town that John le Fevre held, a messuage in town that John Talebot held, a messuage in the same town that de Culnham held, a messuage in the same town that William held, a messuage in the same town that Thomas Hamond held, in the same town that Henry Wenefaunt held, a messuage in town that William le White held, 2 acres of land in the same Henry Chappe held, a messuage in the same town that Henry a messuace in the same town that Robert le Prest held, a in the same town that John Emelyn held, and a messuage in town that Juliana Goldhord held, as the king learns by inquisition the escheator that the above tenants, who held the aforesaid tenethe abbot of King's Beaulieu and his predecessors from old time, the tenements on account of the great services therefor in arrear, the abbot entered them as chief lord and not by any pretext in the statute of mortmain, and contiuued his seisin thereof for a great time, which tenements the escheator took into the king's hands believing that the abbot had acquired them after the publication of the said statute,