1280-10-06, Lincoln

. 63 that Alan de Walkingham and Eva his wife, one of the of Adam, laid claim to the tenements when they may wish to speak them. de Elkington came before the king, on Sunday after Michaelmas, sought to replevy his land in Fulneteby, which was taken into the king's for his default in the king's court against Matilda, late the wife of Dalenzun. Dalenzun came before the king, on Sunday after Michaelmas, sought to replevy his land in Fulneteby, taken into the king's hands as that Henry de Perpount on Monday, the morrow of the of Michaelmas, came into chancery at Lincoln, and said publicly that lost his seal, and protested that any instrument found sealed with seal after that time should be of no value or moment. Hoghelin of Appelby puts in his place William son of William John son of William in the suit before the king between him and late the wife of William Warin, concerning a trespass committed her by him. de Birun and Katherine his wife put in their place Walter de in the suit before the king between them and Robert de Tatersale a trespass committed upon them by Robert. prior of Cattele puts in his place Roger de Elreton and John Je in the suit before the king between him and John son of Alan de concerning a trespass committed upon John by him. abbot of Swynesheved acknowledges, for himself and his successors, he owes to Master Ralph de Wikham 6 marks; to be levied, in of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Lincoln. de Grey acknowledges that he owes to John de Monte Alto ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. de Sixel came before the king, on Sunday after Michaelmas, and to replevy his land in Heynton, which was taken into the king's for his default against Matilda, late the wife of John de Alanzun. is sent to the justices of the Bench. de Tadecastre, the elder, puts in his place William de Horneby William Jolif in the suit between him and John le Especer, the Nicholas de Huntington, John de Gnapton, Henry Stampard, Hop Roket, Geoffrey Scail, Roger de Scelton, William Rag, John William son of Roger de Haxeby, and William de Harwod a trespass committed upon him by them. Gascelin puts in his place William de Horneby in the suit before between him and Edmund de Burgraves, William de Burgraves, Ralph de Houston concerning a trespass committed upon Robert by and William. de Fulne puts in his place Roger de Morley in the suit before the between John and Hugh Ritter of Lane concerning a trespass comupon Hugh by John. Sibyl, wife of Ivo le Corduaner, puts in her place Hugh, her husband, in the suits before the king between Simon de Hunderling and Ivo and Sibyl concerning a trespass committed upon him by them. Geoffrey son of Robert de Stanford came before the king, on Tuesday after St. Faith, and sought to replevy the land of John de Briwys in Staple, which was taken into the king's hands for his default against John de Nevil. Enrolment of writ to the sheriff of York, whereby the king, with the consent of R. bishop of Durham and John de Averange and John de Thorp, between whom a plea was lately moved concerning a tenement in Skypwyt, orders the sheriff to take with him two knights of that county and to enquire by the oath of twelve men of the parts of Skipwyt, of whom the bishop, if he wish, shall choose six and John and John the other six, what are and ought to be the right bounds and hedges between the bishop's wood of Blakewode and John and John's tenement in the moor of Skypwyt, and to cause those right bounds and hedges to be made before the octaves of Michaelmas, certifying the king thereof under his seal and the seal of the knights. Dated at Stokton, 20 September, in the 7th year. [Inquisition.] Afterwards the sheriff by this writ, taking with him him Geoffrey Aguillun and Henry son of Conan, enquired concerning the bounds by the oath of Robert de Balliolo, William Burdun, Peter de Hathelsey, John de Pochun, John de Castello, and Thomas de Luceby, chosen by the bishop, and of Robert de Osgotby, Walter de Helmesey, William de Morby, Robert de Anvers, Robert Long of Kelkefeld and Alexander Burdun, chosen by the said John and John, who say that the right bounds between the bishop's wood of Blakwode and the tenement of John and John in the moor of Skypwyt begin in a place called Anverspet on the east, and extend in a line to another place on the west called Burdunpet, and thence to a place called Morbypet on the west in a line, and so from place to place in aline to the west to the bounds of Rikehale. This inquisition is on the file of inquisitions for the present year. Thomas de Clendon, Henry de Kareby, Henry son of Ranulph, and William his brother put in their places Elias son of Ranulph de Tykesovere against Henry son of Henry de Tykesovere in a suit before the king between the said Henry son of Henry and them concerning a trespass committed upon him by them. John Spon of Halstede acknowledges that he owes to John Porte Joy 19 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Co. Essex.