1297-02-04, Walsingham

. 83 Membiane 23d bailiffs of Cumbemartin. bailiffs of Dunsterre. bailiffs of Strugoyl. bailiffs of Uske. bailiffs of Goer. mayor and bailiffs of Lym. bailiffs of Landstephan. bailiffs of Talthan. bailiffs of Haverford. bailiffs of Penbrok. bailiffs of Sencher. bailiffs of Kameys. bailiffs of Calgaran. bailiffs of Kermerdyn. bailiffs of Kardigan. bailiffs of Angleseye. bailiffs of Rothelan. mayor and bailiffs of Chester. bailiffs of Aberconweye. bailiffs of Lampader. bailiffs of Sweyneseye. bailiffs of Karnarvan. bailiffs of Kedewelly. bailiffs of Muleford. bailiffs of Lym. bailiffs of Oterimouth. bailiffs of Exemue, with the ports of Luleham and Kyen and Toppesham. bailiffs of Sidemouth. bailiffs of Teygnemue. bailiffs of Dertemue, with the port of Tottonye. bailiffs of Porlemue. bailifis of Yalmue under Nyweton Ferers. bailiffs of Plymmue, with the port of Sutton. bailiffs of the port of Lo. bailiffs of Fauy. like to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, for his bailiwick. like to John de Havering, justice of North Wales. like to Stephen de Penecestre, warden of the Cinque Ports. like to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, keeper of the realm and Scotland, with clause enjoining him to execute this order with as he loves the king and his honour and the profit of his realm. kine s takers of corn in co. Dorset. Order not to intermeddle the corn of John Huse, as he is staying with John de Sancto in the king's service by his order in Gascony. like his favour for co. Wilts. like in favour of John de Cendale for cos. Norfolk and York. like in favour of William de Ormesby, who is staying in Scotland, Norfolk. of letter from Malcolm de Harlee, escheator this side Trent, John de Drokenesford, the king's treasurer, or to him who supplies setting out that, upon receipt of the king's order under the privy seal to assign dower to Eleanor, late the wife of Ralph Russel, he assigned and delivered to her the manor of Horsington, co. Somerset, except 71s. 114d. yearly of land in the same, but so that she shall have and hold the said 71s. 113d. of land, rendering therefor 71s. 114d. yearly to Robert Russel, uncle and heir of Ralph; and half a knight's fee in Great Weston, which Richard de Weston holds, and which is extended at 20s. yearly ; and a tenth of a knight's fee in Cadebyry, which tenth the heirs of Robert Martin and William Quintin, hold, and which tenth is extended at 10s. yearly; and a knight's fee in Galenton, which Walter de Cheny and the heirs of John de Stokes hold, and which is extended at 100s. yearly ; also a tenth of a knight's fee in Wulfton, which the heirs of John de Stokes hold, and which is extended at 18s. 4d. yearly; also an eighth of a knight's fee in Estrop, which eighth the heirs of Ralph Huscard hold, and which eighth is extended at 20s. a year; also a tenth of a knight's fee in Horsingtone, which tenth the heirs of Gervase le Scrivein hold, and which tenth is extended at 6s. 8d. a year; also a twentieth of a knight's fee in Horsington, which twentieth Bartholomew Lucas and Robert Sowy hold, which twentieth is extended at 4s. a year; alsoa fortieth of a knight's fee in Horsington, which fortieth German Attebrok holds, and which fortieth is extended at 2s. a year; also a twentieth of a knight's fee in Horsington, which twentieth John Botevilein holds, which twentieth is extended at 12d. a year; also a knight's fee in Cindercombe and Cadebiry, which John de Mussegros holds, and which is extended at 50s. a year; a quarter of a knight's fee in Cadebury, which quarter Robert de Bosco holds, and which quarter is extended at 10s. yearly, in co. Somerset. He has also assigned to her a sixth of a knight's fee in Derham, which sixth John Tragin holds, and which sixth is extended at 33s. 4d. a year; also a sixth of a knight's fee in Derham, which sixth John le Hireis holds and which sixth is extended at 33s. 4d. yearly, in co. Gloucester, and also the advowson of the church of Derham, in the same county, which church is extended at 15 marks yearly. The escheator signifies this to the treasurer at the request of Hleanor, so that what shall please the king in this matter may be ordered (demandetur) to those whom it concerns.