1320-08-06, Westminster

Memorandum, that by virtue of a writ directed to Ralph de Crophull, escheator this side Trent, the said Ralph, in the presence of William de Ebor[ aco], Thomas son of Richard, John Amy, William Ravene, William Baldan, and Stephen atte Bakhous, assigned to Margery, late the wife of John de Ros of Ryngburgh, her third part of her late husband's lands in the East Riding of the county of York, to wit a third of the chief messuage of Ruda, with two messuages there built on the south, with ingress and egress in Ruda ; a third of a windmill and 5 bovates of land for her dower ; a third of a bovate of land called Lundecroft on the south ; a third of s wood ou the north; with all other profits belonging to the said third part in Ruda, as appears by bounds. He also assigned to her 6/. 16s. 4d. of yearly reut to be received from the free tenants in Ruda, Garton, and Aldeburgh, to wit from Thomas Cok for atoft in Ruda, 3s.; from Roger Stort for a a in the same town, 3s.; from John Horn for a toft in the same town, ; from Peter Slyght fora toft in the same town, 10s.; from Roger le Wiyeht for a toft in the same town, 6s. 8d.; from William de Ebor[aco for a toft in the same town, 6s.; from John son of Robert for a toft in the same town, 4s.; from Robert Ray for a toft in the same town, 8s.; from John Amy for a toft and a bovate of land in Garton, 16s.; from Adam Wight for two tofts and 14 bovates in the same town, 24s.; from Alan de Flynton for a messuage and a toft in the same town, 5s.; from Master Walter de Fitlyng for two bovates of land and three parts of a bovate in Aldeburgh, 40s.; from Thomas Chapman for a toft in the same town, 6s. 8d. Assignment of dower to Alice, late the wife of Richard le Alblaster of Northgeveldale, made by Ralph de Crophull, escheator this side Trent, in the presence of Walter le Alblaster, son and heir of Richard le Alblaster ; to wit a messuage, 3 bovates and 5 acres of land, and a third of an acre of meadow in Northgeveldale ; a third of a bovate of land, and a third of a moiety of a bovate, and a third (ste) for a third of a mill in Estgeveldale. And hereupon she took oath not to marry without the king's licence. Enrolment of release by Roger de Kynbauton, son of William de Kynbauton, the elder, to Sir Edmund de Wodestoke, son of Edward, the late king, of his right in a messuage and adjoining shops and all other appurtenances lying in Billynggesgate, in the parish of St. Mary atte Hull, in the city of London, which belonged to the releasor s father. Witnesses: Nicholas de Farendon, mayor of London; William Prodhomme and Reginald de Conductu, sheriffs; William de Hedersete, alderman ; Walter Waldeshef, Stephen de Abyndon, Richard But, William de Hakeford, Robert Persone and William de Segrave. Dated at Westminster, Sunday after St. Valentine, 14 Edward IT.