1274-10-12, Westminster

Order to cause Peter Wauter, charged with certain for which Orengia, his wife, who is likewise charged, abjured to have a verdict, if he have put himself in prison and wish to upon a verdict of his neighbourhood concerning that charge, wills that Peter shall not be aggrieved by reason of his wife's de Araz, citizen of London, acknowledges that he owes to de Araz 120 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his chattels in co. Buckingham. of Westacre acknowledges that he owes to Robert de Typetot ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in and Suffolk. de Clare, who is going to Ireland by the king's licence, has given Nicholas (sic) de Sefrewast and Stephen de Slapton to make in his place until Easter next. de Lench acknowledges that he owes to Petronilla, his sister, to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in bap Humphrey de Bohun acknowledges that he owes to Roger le Tayllur 50 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Hereford. Robert de Lenn, chaplain, and Roger le Eyr acknowledges that they owe to Robert Burnell 53 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in cos. Norfolk and Cambridge. John Wyger, who is going to the islands of Gerneseye and Jeresie, puts in his place William de Haldesworth and Robert Pollard in all pleas, ete., for or against him, and gives them power to make attorneys in his place as they shall see fit. Patrick de Sutheyk, one of the heirs and parceners of the inheritance that belonged to Hawivia de Levinton, tenant in chief, puts in his place Walter de T'wynham to receive his purparty ofthe inheritance. Walter de Twynham, one of the said heirs and parceners, puts in his place Eudo de Bello Campo to receive his purparty. . Schedule 1, Partition of the inherit ance of Helewysa de Levinton. The part falling to Robert de Hampton. The chief messuage of Skelton, with garden, worth 6s. yearly ; of the - demesne lands in the croft of Craglond ard Gamelesflat, 40 acres, price of an acre 12d.; in Baxtonesberue and Begate, 10 acres, and Aldeby, 10 acres, price of anacre 10d.; in Horigg 9 acres, price of an acre 10d. : total, 7s. Gd. Also of the meadow of Bradenge, 8 acres, price of an acre 15d.; total 10s. 7 d.; also at Dancereslond, 20 acres ef land on the south, price of an acre 10d.; total, 16s. 8d. William son of Adam holds two bovates of land, and renders half a mark yearly, and for boon-works, 10d.; Richard Lenneban holds two bovates by the same service, and 4 acres for 2s. yearly; Reginald de Aleynby holds two bovates by the same service; Nicholas Drake hoids two bovates by the same service ; Nicholas le Hunte holds two bovates by the same service, and an acre for 8d. yearly; Hugh son of Robert holds two bovates by the same service ; Peter de Roma holds a bovate, and renders 40d. yearly, and for boon-works, 74d.; Peter de Bosco holds a bovate and renders 40d. yearly, and for boon-works, 74d. ; William son of Hugh holds two bovates of land for half a mark yearly, and for boon-works, 10d,: Andrew de Aleynby holds two bovates of land, and renders 8s. yearly ; Peter de Bosco holds 54 acres, and renders 5s. 4d. ; John de Peggedale holds 3 acres, and renders 4s. 534d. ; William son of Moye holds a messuage and 5 acres of Jand for 4s. 9d.; John Mangehernejs holds a messuage and an acre of.Jand for 2s. 54d.; William Draumay holds a messuage and 2 acres of land for 2s. 5 d.; Matilda, the widow, holds a messuage and I acres for 2s. 54d.; Stephen de Gileslaunde holds a cowshed and renders 10s.; also a moiety of the mill with suit thereto, extended at 4/.; [falso from the brewhouse, 2s.]: total, 13/. 18s. 5d., and a third-part of the wood, which is not extended. The part falling to Patrick.and Roland de Carrik: Ranulph de Bastentueyt holds 35 acres, and renders 10s.; in Neulond towards Hunthane, of the demesne 40 acres of land, price of an acre 10d. ; total, 33s. 4d. ; Daunceresland towards the north (wmbram), 20 acres, price of an acre, lid.: total 42s. 8d. (sic) ; in Sourflat, towards Fourlous, 6 acres, price of an acre 10d.; total 5s. ; of the meadow in Milneholm, 4 acres, price of an acre, l5d.: total 5s. ; Robert Tupe holds two bovates of land, and Endorsement of schedule. t Tke words n brackets are cancelled. _ , 133 Schedule 1 yearly half a mark, and for boon-works, 10d.; Geoffrey son of holds two bovates by the same serviee; Reginald son of Patrick two bovates by the same service, and 4 acres for 2s, 10d.; Ralph son holds two bovates by the same service; Thomas son of Dande two bovates by the same service, and 5 acres for Zs. Gd. ; Robert son holds two bovates by the same service ; Robert de Furneys holds a for 40d. and for boon-works, 7 d.; Ienry Foleters holds a bovate same service; William son of Thomus holds 12 acres, and gives yearly, the service is worth 4d.; John son of Alan holds 20 acres, gives 10s. 4d. and for the meadow, 2ld.; William son of Matthew 20 acres by the same service ; Simon son of Roesia ? (J?ase) holds 12 and gives 8s. 4d.; Thomas son of William de Hoton holds 7 acres, gives 5s. ld.; William de Bereford and Stephen le Messer hold and give 4s.; Eva the widow and William son of Hugh hold a for one mark ; also a moiety of the mill, which mill is extended also of the hrewhouse, 2s.; total, 132. 18s. 7d. A third part of a which is not extended. The part falling to Walter de Twynham. the meadow under Rigges, 3 acres, and Buveheng, 3 acres of an acre 15d.; total 7s. 6d.; Ranulph holds an acre in the field of for 12d.; Patrick the forester holds 6 acres of land for 6s. 11d. ; de Joneby hold 17 acres for 11s. 10d. ; Simon the clerk of Hunthank 15 acres and gives for all things lls. 5d.; the same Simon holds a and 10 acres of land, and gives 7s. 4d.; Richard de Silva holds and gives 4s. 6d.; William Torald helds a messuage and 2 acres and renders 3s. 9d.; also 2 bovates of land, which were wont to half a.mark and for boon-works, 10d.; also 2 acres, which were to render 2s.; Adam son of Alexander holds an acre, and gives 6d. ; Fulsum holds a messuage and a rood for (18d. ; Eda Gateles holds and 4 acres of land, and gives 2s. 114d.; William the smith a messuage and a rood of land for 18d.; Gerard the cook holds a and an acre, and gives 23 d.; Emma Muschet holds a messuage acre, and gives 234d.; Ida Birilot holds a messuage and an acre, 2s. 84d.; Hugh Crossan holds a messuage and 1 acres, and 2s, 6d.; Stephen le Messer holds a messuage and a rood, 18d.; le Ra holds a messuage with curtilage, and gives 12d.; Laurence of Conne holds a messuage for 12d.; Adam Payfot holds a waste for 3d.; Robert Drake holds a messuage and an acre for 23 d.; de Furneys and Faleard hold 4 acres of land and give 2s. ; Fugart holds 6 acres, and gives 5s.; also herbage, which gives 10d. yearly. de Hoton holds a cowhouse for 2s.; also at Stoffold, 2d.; also at Blundellesfeld, 19s. 6d.; also at Sekergil, 4s.; in the mill two skeps (escherp) of flour, price of the flour, 4s. ; The chief of Stafford (ste), which is not extended and is well built. Hom Hodde holds of the demesne 7 acres of land 2 acres of meadow for 9s.; Jolin, husband of Mabbe, holds 26 acres of and 4. acres of meadow for 2 marks; John the clerk holds 3 acres for Adam the reeve holds a bovate of land for 4s.; John son of Adam a bovate for 6s.; Hugh holds a bovate for 4s.; William Wytepping 6 acres of land for 3s.; David son of Eda holds 5 acres for 4s.: le Sangstere holds 2 acres for 2s. 7d.; Robert Mouning holds a with curtilage for 12d.; Thomas the miller holds a messuage with for 16d. The mill renders 5 skeps (esk ) of flour, price 4s. a - Schedule 1 Shelton. Agnes, late the wife of Jordan holds a messuage and renders 234d.; Banhody holds a messuage and a rood of land for 21d.; Michael le Fol holds a messuage and 4 an acre for 23 d.; Seret holds a messuage and an acre of land for 234d.; Richard le Cras holds 2 acres for 2s. 9d. ; Peter de Roma holds a bovate of land, and renders yearly 40d., and for boonworks 74d. ; John son of Ralph holds 8 acres of land and renders 4s. 54d. ; Matilda, late the wife of Walter, holds a cottage for Lid.; Alli Topping holds a cottage by the same service; Robert Dybel holds a cottage by the same service; Adam the smith holds a cottage by the same service ; Emmok Drinkale holds a cottage by the same service; Avice de Skelton holds a cottage by the same service ; Richard son of Adam holds a cottage for 18d. ; Richard son of Megge holds a cottage for 15d. ; Thomas de Blacerne holds freely and gives 20d. ; Robert le Wyte holds freely for 20d. Be it known that the advowsons and knights fees and the dower that the wife of Robert de Paveli, who was formerly the wife of Richard de Levinton, holds are not divided. ,. Schedule a. The part falling to Richard son of Richard de Kirkebride, who is under age, of the inheritance of Helewisa de Levinton. The manor of Levinton with the garden is worth yearly, 7s.; the demesne _ of the arable land, 43 acres, price of an acre 8d.; total, 283. 8d., and it shall be of the land nearest adjoining the hall; also the meadow is worth yearly, 4s.; the park of Levinton is worth yearly, 40s.; the herbage of Cringgeldik is worth yearly, mark; Sir Alan de Orreton holds 10 bovates of land and gives yearly, 2s.; Sir Gilbert le Fraunceys gives yearly for common of pasture, 2s.; William Falcard holds 6 bovates of land, and renders yearly 1ld.; John son of Ralph, Roger Heremere, and John de Teman give yearly for two parts of a carucate of land, 8 d.; William Falcard holds 6 bovates of land and renders yearly, 11d.; John Banhodi, Thomas the miller, and Juliana daughter of Thomas gave 9d. ; Robert son of William Aldeyn holds two parts of half a carucate of land and gives 8s. ; Adam son of Robert holds 8 acres and renders 40d. ; Albert de Hederford holds 3 roods and renders 14d.; William de Grena holds 14 acres of meadow and renders 15d.; Adam son of Serle and Richard his brother hold 6 acres and render 4s.; Thomas son of Thomas holds 4 bovates of land and renders 6s.; and for autumn boon-works 2s. 2d., and for 8 hens, 8d.; for 80 eggs, 2d., and for a plough 2d., and for a harrow (éraha) 2d. ; total 9s. 4d.; Adam son of Serle and William his brother hold 4 bovates of land by the same service; John son of Edok and William Sperling hold 4 bovates by the same service; William son of Juliana holds 2 bovates for 4s. 8d., as above (prius) for. boon-works; Richard le Bretun holds 2 bovates by the same service ; Ralph son of Dykoun holds 2 bovates by the same service. Cottars Agnes, late the wife of Richard,. holds a cottage for 12d. and for boon-works 3d.; Agnes late the wife of Gilbert, helds a cottage by the same service; Gilbert son of Gilbert holds a cottage by the same service; from the mill of Levinton, 6 marks 4s.; Agnes the widow and - Thomas son of Stephen hold 4 bovates of land and render 9s. 4d.; Geoffrey son of Agnes holds 2 bovates of land and renders 4s. 8d.; Adam son of John holds 2 bovates of land by the same service; Eva, late the wife of. John, holds 2 bovates by the same service ; Richard de Asteneby holds 2 bovates of land by the ame service. Also from cornage, 14d.; Robert son of 7 Richard holds 2 bovates of land, and renders 7s. 9d.: total 13/, 18s, 5d. This part is assigned to Walter de Corri: . Robert son of Avicia renders yearly 20d.; Walter de Corry holds half a carucate of land and renders yearly 1d.; William de Mora holds a certain . 138 Schedule 1 and renders yearly 40s.; William Bradheye holds 14 acres and renders ; John son of Robert holds 3 roods and renders 6d.; John le Knyt a messuage and 3 acres of land and renders 3s., and for boon-works Adam son of John holds a meadow and renders yearly 8d.; Philip of Richard holds 1 acres and renders yearly 18d. ; Laurence de Levenholds 2 bovates of land and renders ds. ; William de Burstede holds bovates and renders 10s. 3d.; Jul ia], late the wife of William Haldeyn, 3 bovates and renders 9s. 3d.; Adam Durebald holds 24 bovates and 8s. 9d.; Richard son of Henry holds 4 bovates of land and renders 4d.; William Brunter holds 4 bovates of land and renders 9s. 4d.; de Hederford holds 4 bovates of land by the same service ; Robecoc 4 bovates by the same service; William de Brunthayt holds 4 bovates the same service ; Richard son of Serle holds 4 bovates by the same ; Helewysa, late the wife of the smith, and Thomas her son, hold bovates by the same service; Ralph son of Thomas holds 3 bovates of and gives for all things, 7s.; a third of the mill is worth yearly marks 2s. Demesne. The demesne is worth yearly for 43 acres, price an acre, 8d., and of meadow, 43 acres, price 12d.; also of the herbage of 4s. ; also of the herbage of Keldholm, 2s. 8d.; also of the herbage the old meadow, 12d.; from the brewhouse 6d.; from cornage, 14d. 13/7. 18s. 3d. This part ought to be assigned to Patrick de Sutheyc : Robert de Laceles holds freely and renders yearly 4s.; Alexander holds freely and renders yearly 20d.; Richard de Rocheclive holds acres of land and renders yearly for all things 23s. 4d. ; William Cokyn as much land and for the same service; Richard son of Aidith holds much land and for the same service; Alberd holds as much land and for same service; John the reeve holds as much land and for the same ; Richard son of Ralph holds two parts of 16 acres of land renders yearly 15s. 6d.; Robert de la Ferte gives yearly 7d. Demesne. Eketon are 39 acres of land and an acre of meadow, which are worth 26s. 8d.; a third of a mill, 6 marks; from the brewhouse 6d.; son of Hugh holds 16 acres and renders for ail things yearly 4d. ; John de Grendon acknowledges that he owes to Petronilla, iate the wife Richard son of Henry de Morton, 13 marks; to be levied, in default of of his lands and chattels in co. Stafford. William Fer of Bristol acknowledges that he owes to Robert Burnell, of York, 10 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chattels in eo, Gloucester. Joan, wife of William de Gyveldon, puts in her place William and John Hescecumb to prosecute. in the king's court the right that belongs to her the custody of her son, a minor, and to demand her dower in that court. Walter de Bech acknowledges that he owes to William de Sancto 31 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Kent. John de Kane ia] acknowledges that he owes to John son of John 4s. 9d. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels cos. Kent and Essex. . Henry de Monte Forti and Stephen Heym are appointed to take assizes, and certificates in the following counties: Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Gloucester, Hereford, Salop, Stafford, Worcester. Tn like manner Guychard de Charr[un] and William de Northburg are appointed in the following counties: Nottingham, Derby, Lancaster, Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northumberlaad, York, and Lincoln.