1322-08-09, Alnwick

To Robert de Gaddesby, keeper of certain lands that belonged to Hugh Cuilly in co. Leicester. Order to deliver to Joan, late the wife of the Hugh, 16 messuages, a mill, and 16 virgates of land in Gyldeneand to restore the issues thereof, as the king learns by taken by Robert de Stok and Roger Hillary that Joan was of the above at the door of the church of Gyldenemorton by Trussel, her first husband, when he married her, and that she was thereof for thirty-two years and more after his death, and that le Rous, sheriff of that county, seized the tenements into the king's on 20 March, in the 15th year of the king's reign, because the said was the constable of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster, of his castle Hugh having now died in the king's prison of Pontefract By pet. of C.