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1275-06-03, Westminster

To John de London [ia], escheator this side Trent. Whereas it appears to the king by inspection of the rolls of chancery that 40/. 5s. 94d. yearly of land and rent in the manor of Newebyr[y], which manor is extended at 60/.; and 53s. 8d. of land and rent in the manor of Spenhamlond, which manor is extended at 15/.; and 37s. 73d. of land and rent in the manor of Wodespene, which manor is extended at 37s. 7 d.; and the manor of Crandon, co. Buckingham, which is extended at 55/. Os. 5 d.; and a knight's fee in Clafford, co. Southampton, which Richard Seward held; a knight's fee in the same county that Alice de Rocheford held; three parts of a fee in Sonburn and Templeton, co, Wilts, which William Talemache held; half a fee in Trumpeton, co. Cambridge, which Alan de la Hyde held; half a fee in Clyve, co. Oxford, which Geoffrey de Wauncy held; half a fee in La Bradeton, co. Wilts, which Robert Bernard held ; three parts of a fee in the same town, which Richard Paris held ; a quarter of a fee in Ramesden, co. Essex, which Simon de Craye held; a fee in Ksingdon, co. Buckingham, which William Talebot held ; a quarter of a fee in Morthee (szc), co. Devon, which John son of Richard held ; five fees in Offeleye, which Williare de Sancto Leodegario held; four fees in Whitchirche, Kenebelle and Wulsington, which the earl of Oxford holds; half a fee that Richard Beleng held; a fee that William de Sancto Albano held ; half a fee in Brayburn, co. Devon, all of which Eleanor, countess of Leicester, late the wife of William Marshall, earl of Pembroke, held in dower of the inheritance of the aforesaid William, fell into the purparty of the heirs of Eva de Brehus[a], sister and co-heiress of Walter Marshall, brother and heir of the said William, to be had after the death of the said countess, who is now dead, as the king learns: the king therefore orders the escheator to cause Roger de Mortuo Mari and Matilda his wife, Eudo la Zuche and Milisant his wife, John de Hasting and Humphrey de Boun, the heirs of the said Eva, to have seisin of the said manor of Crandon with appurtenances, of 40/. 5s. 94d. of land and rent in the manor of Newebir[y], of 58s. 8d. of land and rent in the manor of Spenhamlond, of 37s. 74d. of land and rent in the manor of Wodespene, and also of the aforesaid knights From the marginal abstract. , 191 Schedule that of the remaining 19/. 14s. 34d. (sic) in Newebyr[y] there shall to Roger le By[got], earl of Norfolk and Marshal of England, one parceners and heirs of the said Walter, 106s. 2d. of land and rent, Agnes de Vescy, Emery de Rupe Canardi and Matilda his wife, de Mohun, John de Mohun, Agatha de Mortuo Mari and John de the heirs (hered ) of Sibyl de Ferrariis, sister and co-heiress of the 14/7. 8s. l d. of land and rent in the same manor, and the 12/. 6s. 8d. of land and rent in the manor of Spenhamlond shall to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, one of the and heirs of the said Walter.

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