1335-04-01, William Nottingham

Order to amove the king's hand from the manor Stirkeland, ard to permit Robert Lengleis to hold it during the Edmund de Boyvill and Margery his wife, restoring the issues to Robert, as the eschentor returned that he had taken the manor king's hands because he had found by an inquisition of office that who held the manor of Andrew de Harcla, the king's enemy and alienated it in fee to Robert after Andrew's rebellion, without the royal licence; and afterwards at the suit of Robert, showthe manor is held of Thomas de Roos and beseeching the king his hand to be amoved therefrom, the king ordered the escheator to inquisition on the matter, by which it is found that Andrew, who manor of Thomas by homage and fealty and by the service of ren- 24s. 8d. yearly to Thomas, gave that manor to Edmund and Margery for themselves and the heirs male of their bodies, of the said Andrew heirs, by the service of a rose yearly, and that after Andrew's Edmund demised the manor to Robert, to hold for the life of and Margery, to wit, seven years ago, and after that demise, released tu Robert and his heirs all his claim in that manor, without licence, and that the manor was taken into the king's hand for and is worth 100s. yearly in all issues with the said service; and appearing in person in chancery before the king, has renounced all and claim which he could have in the manor after the death of and Margery, if they die without male issue, by virtue of the said of Edmund, and has restored the said deed of release to chancery, By C.