1273-07-24, Westminster

To the same. Order to deliver to Margery, late the wife of Alexander Yuterel, the following lands, ete. which the king has assigned to her as her dower; the house roofed with stones opposite the hall of the manor that belonged to Alexander in Cantokeshevede, and another small house similarly roofed with stones, and two cowhouses and a chamber over the gate, with the old garden adjoining the said houses, and a small fishpond in the garden and another fishpond without the gate, with a small curtilage that John de la Pole held, and a third of the dovecot, with four perches of . land towards the churchyard on the upper side, and with a perch and a half of land near the gate to be closed on the lower side; a third of 20 acres of land with two crofts at La Waterlete, and 45 acres of land in Hastingeston, and 54 acres of land in La Brombreche, and 8 acres of land in Ruggeleclive, and two acres of land in Wellespring, and 14 acres of land in the eultura of Baghealre, and 16 acres of arable land in a furlong on the upper side of the bridge, and 7 acres of meadow in Rudalre, and 3 acres of meadow in Podhangremede, and 1 acres of pasture in Langeleie, and 9 acres of wood in La Knolle, and 6 acres of wood in Merswode, and 4 acres of land in Mavekesyerde, and 160 acres of common pasture at Cantilok and 3s. 8d. of yearly rent of the rent of Henry de la Cumbe, Ralph de Ponte, and the rents and services of the villeins of Geoffrey de Denardeseumbe, John le Frere, Gilbert le Parker, Thomas de Wincestr[ia], Gilbert Fichet, William son of Mabel, John Dollinge, Margery la Vedue, John Wit, and the services of the fees of John Peverel, Henry Henry (sic) de la Cumbe, and Ralph de Ponte, with their suits, wards and reliefs when they fall in, whose lands are estimated at the sixteenth part of a knight's fee.