1277-04-25, Westminster

Cancelled on payment. 27. Norman de Arcy acknowledges that he owes to William le Botillier of Werington 170 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co, Lincoln. To do this he found as sureties Geoffrey de Nevill, Roger son of Thomas de le Wodehal and Edmund de Eyncurt, who constituted themselves principal debtors and granted that the money shall be levied, in Norman s default, of their lands and chattels in cos. Lancaster, York, and Nottingham. William de Aldithelegh, who is going to Wales on the king's service, attorned before the king in his place Alan Osemund in all pleas for or against him, and the king granted at his instance that Alan might make attorneys in William's place until St. Peter ad Vincula next. 4. Stephen de Penecestre, who is going to Wales in the king's service, attorns in his place before the king John de Olmested in all pleas until Christmas, unless he return in the meanwhile. Purparties made by the sheriff of Cumberland of the lands that were of the inheritance of William de Reygni, who held in chief the town cf Neuton Reygni, co. Cumberland, between the heirs and parceners of the ' said inheritance, and also of the lands assigned in dower to Akinia, late the wife of the said William, in the same county. The part of Robert Kribbe, who married Joan, one of the heiresses and parceners. Richard de Newbigging holds two bovates of land in Neuton Reygni and renders yearly 4s. Alan the chaplain holds two bovates of land there, and renders yearly 4s. Thomas son of Emma holds two bovates, and renders yearly 4s. Adam le Leche holds one bovate there, and renders yearly 2s, Margaret, late the wife of John le Blak, holds two acres there, and renders yearly 12d. lvo Levekok holds a house with a curtilage, and renders yearly 12d. Of the demesne 74 acres half a rood and six falls (fall), which are worth yearly 9s. 64d., each acre placed at 15d. OE forlandes, 33 acres, worth yearly 2s. 4d., each acre placed at 8d. OF the garden 73d. From Roger son of Patrick for a butt of land, d. yearly. Ranulph de Vallibus holds 8 acres of land, and renders yearly 2s., each acre 8d. From the land that Christiana daughter of William holds 1d. ( ob.) yearly. From Ivo Levecok for a quarter of half an acre of land, 1d. The said Robert s. part of the meadow contains 4 acres, worth 40d. yearly. From his part of the mill, which mill renders yearly 10 marks, whereof one third is excepted, and so his part of the remainder is 22s. 23d. From his part of the brewhouse, 12d. otal of the purparty of Robert and Joan in money, except the third partassigned in dower to Akinia, which is afterwards divided into four parts amongst the parceners, as appears within: 57s. 34d, _ The part of William le Penz, who married Alice, and of Hugh de Luketon, who married Joan, and who divide a quarter of the inheritance. Thomas son of Paulinus holds two bovates of land in the same town, and renders yearly 4s. Roger son of Patrick holds two bovates, and renders yearly 4s. Roger le Fever holds two bovates, and renders yearly 4s. Adam le Leche holds ene bovate, and renders yéarly 2s. Jolly holds two acres, and renders 12d. yearly. Alice de -Langwathby holds a house and a curtilage, and renders 12d. yearly. Of the demesne, 7 acres and half a rood and six falls (fall), which are worth yearly 9s. 64d., each acre put at 15d. Of the forelands, 34 acres, worth yearly 2s. 4d., each acre put at 8d. Of the garden LU 419 From Roger son of Patrick for a butt of land, d. ayear. Randulph holds 3 acres of land and renders yearly 2s., each acre 8d. Ivo fora quarter of half an acre of Jand, 1d. From the land that daughter of William holds 14d. (d 0b.) yearly. The part of the said Alice his wife, Hugh and Joan of the meadow contains 44 acres, yearly 40d. Of their part of the mill [e e. as above]. From their the brewhouse 12d. Total [as above]. part of Nicholas de Wauton. Walter son of Christiana holds two of land, and renders yearly 4s. Adam de Clifton holds two bovates, yearly 4s. Thomas de Joneby holds two bovates, and renders 4s. Gilbert Rulbayn holds a bovate, and renders yearly 2s. William holds a house with curtilage, and renders yearly 12d. Palmere holds halfa cottage, and renders yearly 12d. Of the 7 acres and half a rood and six falls, worth yearly 9s. 61d., each [put] at 15d. Of the forelands, 34 acres, worth Ys. 4d., each acre put From the garden, 74d. From Roger son of Patrick for a butt of d. yearly. Randulph de Vallibus holds 3 acres, and renders yearly acre at 8d. From Ivo Lovecok for a quarter of half an acre, 1d. the land that Christiana daughter of William holds, 14d. (d ob.) yearly. part of the meadow consists of 44 acres, worth 40d. yearly. Mil, and total as above. part of Elizabeth de Horsey. William Qwyntin holds three bovates and renders yearly 6s. Robert de Karlon holds two bovates, yearly 4s, John Bateman holds two bovates, and renders yearly William Qwyntin holds a house with curtilage, and renders yearly 12d. Palmere holds a cottage, and renders yearly 12d. Of the demesne and half a rood and six falls, worth 9s. 64d. yearly, each acre 15d. forelands 34 acres, worth yearly 2s. 4d., each acre put at 8d. From 74d. From Roger son of Patrick, 3d. Randulph de Vallibus 3 acres, and renders yearly 2s., each acre at 8d. From Ivo Lovecok quarter of half an acre, 1d. From the land that Christiana daughter of holds, 4d. (d 06.) yearly. Meadow, mill, and total as above. purparties falling to the heirs and parceners aforesaid of the lands Akina, late the wife of William de Reygni, holds in dower in Neuton, Akina s death. Agnes the widow holds two bovates in the town of of Akina, and renders 4s. yearly. Ivo son of Robert holds a bovate cottage, and renders 4s, yearly. Paulinus de Neuton holds two bovates, 4s. yearly. John le Rede holds two bovates, and renders 4s. Robert Treuman holds two bovates, and renders 4s. yearly. Emma Wra holds two bovates, and renders 4s. yearly. Gilbert Robbayn (sic) two bovates, and renders yearly 4s. Emma le Deyster holds a cotland, yearly 2s. Godytha daughter of Hawysia holds a cottage and a and renders yearly 12d., which tenants are divided in their tenures four parts to the heirs and parceners in this manner: Agnes, Emma, Godytha, who render 7s. (sic) yearly, with 12d. from Akina s part of are assigned to the part of Robert Kribbe and Joan: Gilbert (sic) and Emma del Wra, who render 8s. yearly, are assigned to the of William le Pens and Alice, Hugh de Luketon and Joan. Robert and Ivo son of Robert, who render 8s. yearly, are assigned to the of Nicholas de Wauton. Paulinus de Neuton and John Comyn, who yearly 8s., are assigned to the part of Isabellade Horsey. Also the said holds in demesne in the town of Neuton 15 acres of land and 14 perches, each acre is worth 15d. and the total is 19s. 2d.; and 6 acres of . begins here. DD 2 land, whereof each acre is worth 9d. yearly, and the total is 4s. 6d.; and 7 acres of land, whereof each acre is worth 8d. yearly, and the total is 4s. 8d. ; and a garden, worth yearly 2s. 6d., whereof 12d. are assigned to the part of Robert Kribbe and so the total is 18d.; and 9 acres of meadow, worth 9d., total 6s. (sic) ; a curtilage that Christiana daughter of William holds, which renders yearly 24d. ; and the brewhouse, which is worth 2s. yearly ; and her part of the water-mill is worth 44s. 54d. yearly. otal of the acres of her demesne; 28 acres 1 perches, whereof 7 acres of land and 13 falls accrue to each part of the said four heirs. Total in money of the said land in demesne: 28s. 4d., whereof 7s. ld. accrue to each part. And of 9 acres of meadow 2 acres and 1 rood accrue to each part, which are worth 204d. Total in money of the garden and brewhouse and her part of the mill: 48s. 1l14d., whereof 12s, 23d. accrue to each of the parceners. Total of her dower in all: 115s. 23d. And there accrues to each of the said parts of the four heirs and parceners 28s. 93d. . Schedule. Roger de Clifford, the elder, acknowledges that he owes to William de Hamelton and William le Semoner of Mamecestre 26 marks 7s. 8d.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels. In presence of the king at Bomberk, who ordered this to be enrolled. MEMBRANE 7d.