1336-11-20, Bothwell

To William Trussel, escheator beyond Trent. Order to cause John son of Robert son of Roger de Tolleslond to have seisin of the lands of his purparty of the inheritance of John de Crokedayk as the late king, the partition of the said lands being made between Michael de Appelby and Cristiana his wife, kinswoman and co-heir of John, Thomas de Neubyggyng and Joan his wife, second kinswoman and co-heir, John son of Robert, third kinsman and co-heir, and John son of William de Eglesfeld, fourth kinsman and co-heir, took the homages of Michael and Thomas for the purparties of Cristiana and Joan according to that partition, and ordered their purparties to be delivered to them, and the late king retained in his bands 68 acres of land in Wrestlyngworth, co. Bedford, a messuage, 2 tofts, 6 bovates, and 7 acres of land in Quixley, co. York, 6 messuages, 67 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow, 10s. 4d. rent, and a third part of two parts of a water-mill in Gamelesby and Fornesby, co. Cumberland, extended at 108s. 43d. yearly, and a rood of meadow and 8 acres 3 roods of wood in Glassanby, and a third part of two parts of a burnt water-mill in Gamelesby, co. Cumberland, which are not extended, and which belonged to John de Crokedayk, for the purparty of John son of Robert, and divers other lands for the purparty of John son of William, both being minors, according to the said partition, and the late king committed the custody of those lands to William de Fglesfeld to hold until John son of Robert and John son of William should come of age, for rendering a certain thing thereof at the exchequer; and now John son of Robert has proved his age before the escheator, and the king has taken his fealty and given him respite for his homage until Easter next.