1274-04-12, Westminster

To the same. Like order to deliver to John Lestrange (Hatraneus) the ; following of the Jands that the aforesaid Roger de Somery held by the courtesy of England of the inheritance of Nicholaa, sister and co-heiress of Hugh de Albiniaco, sometime earl of Arundel, and formerly Roger's wife, _ tenant in chief of the late king, which lands the king has assigned as the purparty of Joan, sister and co-heiress of Nicholaa and Hugh, and John's wife: in the manor of Barewe, 5 virgates of land, 12 acres of meadow upon the bank and elsewhere in parcels, an acre and an acre and a half of several pasture, a quarter of two water mills, a quarter of the park, to wit 90 acres by the extent, and 300 acres of the foreign wood; and of the free tenants, from William son of Adam, for a virgate of land, 4s.; from the heirs (hered ) of Robert Martin, for two virgates of land and an assart, 12d., and 20 barbed arrows, price 10d.; Robert.son of Ralph, for a bovate of land 3s. O d.; . Robert de Fornham for 4 bovates of land, 3s.; Walter le Sauser for a virgate of land, a pound of pepper, worth 8d.; Roger le Erle for an assart, 2s.; John le Despenser for a cultura, 12d.; Preciosa de Staunton, for 4 virgates of land in Friseby, a quiver and 13 arrows, worth 1&d.; Turgis de Birleye for an assart, 6d.; Walter le Sauser, for an acre and a half, 14d. ; from the customary tenants, to wit Richard Purs, Richard le Carpenter, ) William Ben, William Daue, William son of Thomas le Chat, John Brid, William le Doneur, John Hervy, John Oy, Gilbert Flory, Robert de Soley, each of whom holds a virgate of land; of the cottars, Henry Campion, Matilda Bridd, Henry le Plomer, each of whom renders yearly, with the rents of boon-works and tallages, 2s.; Richard le Fevere for a cottage-holding (cotseud), 2s.; Matilda Sturnell for a cottage-holding (co? ), 18d. ; Henry le Charetter for a cottage-holding and three selions, 3s. 4d.; Geoffrey le Messer for two cottage-holdings, 3s. 4d.; Turgis Erley for an acre, 6d. ; John le Saler for a bovate of land, 2s.; Thomas Felach, for a bovate and an acre of land, 3s. ld. ; John Herebert, for an assart, 19d.; from the holders of woodhouses (wodehusis), to wit, John Hervy for 4 acres of land, 4s.; Thomas Felach for 3 acres, 3s. 6d. : Ralph son of Geoffrey, for 3 acres, 3s.; Thomas elae for 3 acres, 3s. in the same manors; and in the manor of Caumpeden, from the customary tenants of Westington : William Det, for half a burgage, 6d.; Dionysia the nurse, for half a. burgage, 18d. ; TI. 77 King for a burgage, 20d.; John Prest for a burgage, 20d. ; Davy for half a burgage, 4d.; John de Aldeswell for half a 6d.; Philip le Feytur for half a burgage, 6d.; Robert de for a burgage, 16d.; Agnes Buffard for a burgage, 16d.; Walter for a burgage and a stall, 18d.; Richard Child for half a 8d. ; John Fressaunt for a burgage, 13d.; Thomas de Burton for a burgage, 8d.; Thomas Botte for half a hurgage, 8d.; Walter for half a burgage, 8d.; Walter de Blockele, for half a burgage, Robert Je Messer for two burgages, 2s. 6d.; William Kyng for a 12d.; Thomas Eadmund for a burgage, 12d.; Thomas Faukes for a burgage, 6d. ; William King for two stalls, 12d. : William Thurnbern messuage, 2d.; Isolda de Thounshull for a messuage, 2d.; Ranulph for a messuage with a stall, 8d.; Simon Griuel for half a burgage, Robert de Fornham for a burgage, 10d.; and in Westington and Waiter de Coningote, who holds a virgate, Gilbert atte Grave, who a virgate, Alice the widow, who holds a virgate, Walter Austyn, who a virgate, Richard de Rales, who holds a virgate, Nicholas Hamard, holds a virgate, Roger Abovenchirche, who holds a virgate, Albred de of Birton, who holds half a virgate, and Adam le Fevere who half a virgate of land; the heir (her ) of Walter le Despenser, for a in Winchecumbe, 9d.; Alexander le Mir, for a cottage, 8d. The has committed this purparty to John to hold until his return to on condition that John shall then answer to the king for the thereof, if the king wish to have them. the same. Like order in favour of Henry de Erdington and Matilda co-heiress of the said Nicholaa, for the following lands, assigned to as Matilda's purparty : in the manor of Barewe, five virgates of land ]2 acres of meadow upon the bank, an acre of meadow that lies in parcels, 14 acres of several pasture without the park, a fourth part park (parciz), to wit 90 acres by the extent, a quarter of the foreign to wit 300 acres by the extent; a quarter (guarum partem) of two mills ; the fishery in the water of Sore remains common to the four and of free tenants, William de Murdak, for 13 virgates of land, 4d.; Thomas the falconer (falkenar ), for a virgate of land, 12d. ; Aunfrey for a virgate of land, 12d.; William Tengy, for a bovate of 15d.; William Gerard, for 7 bovates of land, 8s. 8d.; Richard de for a messuage, ld.; Alan ad Capud Ville, for half an acre, dd. ; Brun, fer 2 acres of land, 24d.; Nicholas son of Alice, for half an d.; Roger le Saler, for half an acre, d.; Adam le Clerk for half an d.; Robert Ters for half an acre, d.; a quarter of the service of son of Stephen; of customary tenants, Adam Ben, Beatrice the Gilbert son of Thurstan, Richard Gladewyn, John Alfo, Emma de Robert Emery, Richard Oy, John Azery, Emma Belle, Matilda each of whom holds a virgate of land; of the wood-house tenants from Hugh Heryy (sic), for 3 acres of land, 5s.; from William for 2 acres, 2s. 1 d.; from Roger de Thurleston for 3 acres, 3s. ; Gerecok, for 2 acres, 2s.; from William de Cestreshyre, for 3 acres, from cottars (cottar ) and tenants at will, Matilda Tuchet, Roesia Roger Ben, Matilda Belle, for a cot-settle (cotsel o), 2s.; Edith la for a cottage-lolding (cottag ), 16d.; from William ad Frenas, for a 2s.; from Roger ad Aulam for one cottage-holding and a blundeld 10s. 6[d.] ; from Hugh Gotchepe and Mabel Crwbert, for a of land, 2s.; from Thurgis Ruchewed, for a bovate of land, 16d.; through carelessness, in the roll. In the other eases the word is abbreviated order it is written burgagio, ete. but the vj remains untouched. E Ee from Simon son of John, for a plot, 6d. ; of John Puk, for an acre, 6d. ; in the manor of Caumpeden, of the customary tenants of Westington, Richard Russel, a virgate of land; Reginald le Messer, a virgate of land; William Baret, a virgate of land; of William le Neuman a virgate of land; Richard Sperhavek, a virgate of land; Robert de Quenton in Biriton a virgate of land; John Pertriche, half a virgate of land; of Christiana the widow, half a virgate of land and 4 acres ; Thomas Attesloch, half a virgate of land ; from the free tenants, William de Westington, for 2 virgates of land, 7s. 10d., with homage and escheats because the remainder of his rent is assigned to making equal the other portions; from the borough of Caumpeden, from Hugh son of Margery, for a burgage, 10d.; from William Gilebert for a burgage, 12d.; from Robert Cutto, for a messuage 3d.: from Ralph Bond for a messuage, 3d.; from Thomas the clerk, for half a burgage, 5d.; from Alice, daughter of Robert the miller, for a messuage, 4d.; from Adam Page, for half a burgage, 4d.; from John Caumpiun for half a burgage, 4d.; from Matilda de Fulford for half a burgage, 6d.; from Thomas Griuel, for half a burgage, 4d.; from William de Saynebir[y], for half a burgage, 6d.; from William de Hippele, for half a burgage, 8d.; from Henry le Taillur for half a burgage, 3d.; from Cicely Ilmedon for half a burgage, d. ; from Robert de Cruce for half a burgage, 8d.; from John Dawe, for a burgage, 13d. ; from Thomas de Upton, for a wood (holt), 6d.; from John de Birington, for a messuage, 4d. ; from Robert the goldsmith, for a burgage, 12d.; from Geoffrey le Bedell, for half a _burgage, 6d.; from Edward Felach, for a burgage and a messuage, 15d. ; from John le Fort, for two burgages, 3s. 2d.; from Roger de Hovingharm, for half a burgage, l5d.; from Gilbert de Kynton, for half a burgage, 2d. ; from John Brum, for half a burgage with a stall, 12d. ; frem Nicholas de la Grene, for half a burgage, 3d.; from John de Cruce, for a burgage, 14d. ; from Robert Child, for a burgage, 22d.; from John de Cruce, for a burgage, 22d.; from Hugh Roge for a messuage, 3d.; from John Tale for a messuage, 7d.; from Isabella Ford, for a burgage, a pound of cummin, price 14d.; from William le Prude, for half a burgage, 8d., and from William le Fraunceis fora messuage 2d. The king has taken the fealty Incomplete .