1322-08-26, Melrose

To John de Kilvinton, keeper of the lands of certain of the rebels in co.York. As the king learns by inquisition taken by William de Ayremynn and Master John de Blebury that Emma, late the wife of Bartholomew -Bakoun, was enfeoffed jointly with him by Thomas de Helperby of 19 acres and a rood of land, with meadows and other appurtenances, and of a fifth of a windmill, and of 21s. 4d. of rent in Huntington near York, and that these lands are worth 30s. yearly, and are held of Peter de Malo Lacu by knight service, but by how much it is unknown; and by Michael de Norhampton of 2 bovates, 3 acres, and 4 selions of land in the same town, and that these lands are worth one mark yearly, and are held of the said Peter by knight service, but by how much it is unknown; and by : Richard son of Peter de Tadecastre of Ethercewyk of a toft with croft in the town of Ethercewyk, and of a messuage, 4 tofts, 2 crofts, six bovates of land, 4d. of rent, and the rent of a pound of cumin in the same town, and of the demesne of a moiety of the same town, and of the homages and services of the following free tenants: Henry atte Water for a bovate of land, William de Wyginton for a bovate of land, Roger de Touthorp for 3 acres of land, and with the reversion of five tofts and four bovates of land in the same town that Walter de Wynestowe aud Juliana his wife held, and that these lands, etc., are worth 40s. yearly, and are held of Ranulph de Nevill by knight service, but by how much it is unknown; and of a messuage, two tofts, 10s. of rent, and 8 bovates of land, except 7 acres, in Huntington by John Reyner of York, with reversion in case Bartholomew and Emma died to John Bakoun, son of the said Bartholomew, with remainder in default of issue to the right heirs of Bartholomew, and that these lands are worth 40s. yearly, and are held of the aforesaid Peter by knight service, but by how much is unknown; and 380d. of rent in Huntington by John de Okelesthorp, and that this is held of the said Peter, but by what service it is unknown, and that Emma continued her joint-seisin thereof from the times of the feoffments until the time when the premises were taken into the king's hands by reason of Bartholomew's trespass, who adhered to the rebels; the king therefore orders the ow a: not to intermeddle further with the above. By C.