1273-08-21, St Martin’s-le- wife Grand

Order to cause Hugh de Sancta Cruce and Isabella his eldest daughter and co-heiress of Simon de Albiniaco, tenant in chief, seisin of the following lands, which the king has assigned to according to the partition made by the escheator of Simon's lands upon their finding security for rendering Hugh's relief therefor king at the exchequer: the hall of Kaynho, with the porch, chamber, cellar towards the east, with a bakehouse, dovecot, and a garden westwards to the ditch of the marsh, which ditch encloses the as appears by the bounds placed there, and the ditch extends to the near the chamber, and a ditch extends from the well to the bridge of Bayand thence a ditch near the causeway extends to a bound placed there jurors, and thence are placed bounds to the bottom (profunditatem) of old ditch, and bounds are placed in the bottom of the ditch up to a wall a stable, and the: stable together with a oor, and from the door a is situated in a line in the gable (gabulo) of the little stable, and so are placed from the gable to the outside corner of the chamber near hall towards the west, which chamber is made of stone and lime, and the herbage, trees and everything contained within the said bounds, with a fishpond called Walebek, with ditches and trees adjoining said fishpond, and a certain pigsty without the gate with a certain small plot of land, as appears by the bounds. The king has also assigned to 80 acres of land and 7 acres of mowable meadow and a third part acre of meadow and a third part of a several pasture as it is divided and metes, anda third part of a meadow as appears by the and a third of two parts of two mills, and a third of the toll of carts; and also free tenants. to wit John de Stadebrok, who 2s, yearly, the prior of Chiksaund for the sheepcot of Clophull, 6d., le Neuman, 2s., William Spendelove, 4d., Thomas de Bray, half a of pepper, and a third of half a pound of pepper; and also of the to wit John de Flete, who holds half a virgate of land, and the smith (fabrum), who holds a cotland, the land that was cotland, Walter Cale, who holds half a cotland, Agnes cotter, Cicely la Noble, cotter, a moiety of the whole rent and of Agnes the huntress (venatricis ), who holds half a cotland ; and of arable land at Stapelford 16 acres of land, and a third of two parts of a and a third of two parts of an acre of meadow, as appears by the and 5s. 114d. to be received from William de Arleston, and the king taken the fealty of Hugh for the said lands and has rendered them to him and to Isabella, on condition that Hugh come to the king on his arrival in England to do what ought to be done of right concerning it.