1280-11-18, Westminster

Order to cause William to be acquitted of the service of four knights fees that he to have done to the king in his army of Wales in his fifth year, service is exacted from William for the lands that he holds of the of John son of John son of Alexander, a minor in the king's as the king has pardoned him this service in consideration of service to him in Wales and in the Welsh marches. the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Whereas the king, on 8 last, committed to Robert Tibotot his towns and castles of Kermerdin and all other castles and lands in West Wales, and also the of justice of West Wales, which Bogo de Knovill previously had by commission, for five years from Easter last, so that he should all issues thereof in the king's name during all that time, provided he shall not make alienation of anything pertaining to the towns, and lands, but at the end of each of the five years he shall certify of the value of the towns, castles and lands, to wit in rents, pleas, profits (appruiamentis) and all other issues and of the issues of by a roll to be delivered to the exchequer, the king wilgranting that Robert shall be quit of the issues received in the ; and Bogo has paid to Robert 88. 2s. Od. of the said issues from until 10 June last, as Robert has acknowledged before the king, and is charged with this sum at the exchequer contrary to the form of aforesaid: the king orders them to discharge and acquit of this sum. Thomas de Normanvill, the king's steward. Whereas the king, at of Margaret de Ros, one of the sisters and heiresses of Peter tenant in chief, many times ordered the steward to warn Walter de who married Agnes, Peter's second sister, Marmaduke de who married Peter's third sister, and John de Bella Aqua, who married Laderina, Peter's fourth sister, to be before the king at a certain day to receive their purparties of Peter's knights fees, which had been insufficiently divided amongst his heiresses and parceners, and the heiresses and parceners did not appear to receive reasonable purparties, whereupon the king, not wishing to injure Margaret, who had received much less from the fees than pertained to her, and who had besought the king to cause her purparty to be assigned to her, committed to her certain fees to hold during pleasure [as at page 90, above]; the king afterwards, with the assent of Marmaduke, John, and Margaret, has assigned to Marmaduke and Lucy [his wife] three fees that William de Percy of Kildale holds ; three parts of a fee that William de Bonigton, Hugh de Lakenby, and William de Moubray of Tainton hold; a moiety of a fee in Liverton that Henry son of Conan holds; a moiety of a fee that William de Roseles holds; a quarter of a fee that Geoffrey de Pyketon holds; a moiety of a fee in Seton and Tocotes, which Adam de Seton and John de Tocotes held ; a fee in Thormoteby that the prior of Giseburn holds; a fee that Robert de. Nevill and William la (sic) Latimer hold; a fee that Robertde Het . . , Richard de Normanby, and Roger Lost hold. The king has also assigned to John de Bella Aqua a fee that Robert de Lasceles holds; a fee and a half that. John Mauleverer holds; three parts of a fee that Richard Malebys holds; a fee that John de Hamerton holds; half a fee that Master Alan de Rughford holds ; half a fee that Robert de Pontefracto holds; quarter of a fee that William son of Thomas de Merston holds; quarter of a fee that Stephen le Waleys and John le Vavasur hold; a fee that Philip de Kyme holds; half a fee in Cave and Couseby that Matthew de Loveyne holds ; a fee that Robert de Boterwyk holds; a quarter of a fee that John le Vavasur holds; half a fee in Colton that the heirs of Gace de Chaunun hold; half a fee in Waleton and Camelesford, which the heirs of Roger de Brus and William de Aton hold. The king has also assigned to Margaret 14 fees in Gervordeby and Quixeley, which William Mauleverer holds ; 13 fees that Robert de Scotherschelf, Roger Sturmy, and Robert Gouer hold; half a fee that Adam de Tocotes and Matthew de Glaphou hold; a fee that Ambrose de Camera and Geoffrey Maucovenant hold; three parts of a fee that belonged to the aforesaid Peter in co. Westmoreland ; a moiety of a fee that Robert de Holand, William de Catherton, Roger de Slen, Adam de Hoghton, Ralph de Katerhale, Hugh de Mitton, the heirs of William le Warde, John de Eston, Roger de Barlig, and the heirs of Roger son of Eylward hold in co. Lancaster ; two fees in Anneysburton of the fee of Merley, which William son of Thomas de Craystok and Robert de Somervile hold ; half a fee in Skakelthorp, which the heirs of Richard de Stiveton hold; half a fee that William de Harpeham holds; half a fee in Grimeston, which Roger Grimet holds. The king has also assigned to Walter, who was warned to be before the king to receive his purparty of the fees and was absent, three fees that William de Colevill holds ; half a fee that Robert Busce . . . holds; three parts of a fee that Andrew de Boythorp and his parceners hold; a quarter of a fee that Robert de Pothou holds; a fee that William de Mauteby holds; a quarter of a fee in Apelton that Walter de Faucumberg holds; half a fee that William Humet and other free tenants in Lufthuses hold; half a fee in Barton in Richemund that John Grimbaud and Richard de Hodeleston hold; a fee in Edelesthorp and Oseburn that Robert de Fritheby holds; a fee in Heudrenesse of the fee of Morleye; a quarter of a fee in Croun that Reginald son of Peter holds; half a fee that William Loreng holds. It is provided that if Marmaduke and Lucy, John and Margaret have more by this assignment than pertains to them of the fees, and if Walter will come to the king's court and make plaint, the king . 107 cause all the fees to be taken into his hands and may cause them to be divided between the heirs and parceners aforesaid. The king orders to deliver the aforesaid fees to Marmaduke and Lucy, John, and Walter. RB. bishop of Durham.