1291-01-20, Ashridge

To William Berry and Robert de Stanham, keepers of certain lands that belonged to Thomas de Weyland in co. Norfolk. Order to deliver to James son of James son of Gilbert de [keteleshale the manor of Kelling, together with the issues received thence, as the king learns by inquisition taken by the keepers that Thomas enfeoffed James son of Gilbert de Ilketeleshale and James, his son, of the said manor, to them and to the heirs of James son of James, concerning which a fine was levied between Thomas and James and James in the king's court before Master Roger de Seyton and his fellows, justices of the Bench, and that James son of Gilbert, after he and his son James had long continued their seisin of the manor, demised it for the term of his life, without his son's consent, to Thomas, and that the fine aforesaid was not cancelled by any subsequent deed, and that there is no reasonable cause why the manor should not be restored to James son of James.