1297-07-17, Westminster

. 117 A. de Crok[edayke], W. Inge, and Malcolm de Harleye. Whereas de Tresel, by reason of certain disputes that have arisen between the king's men of the manor of Chauerleye (sic) concerning the between John's land in his manor of 'l'resel, co. Stafford, and land in his said manor, co. Salop, on the heath of La Rugge, boundaries form the division between the two counties, has besought to cause a perambulation between the two counties to be made heath: the king has appointed them to make the perambulation and orders them to go thither in person at a certain day to be proby them, and to cause the perambulation to be made by twelve from each of the counties of Worcester, Warwick, Salop, and provided that it be made by the ancient metes. sheriff of Stafford. As the king wills that the perambulation lately caused to be made between the land of John de Tresel in of Tresel, co. Stafford, and the king's land in the manor of co. Salop, a transcript whereof the king sends to the sheriff under seal (sub pede siyilli), which he has caused to be enrolled in shall be held and observed, he orders the sheriff to cause it to and observed in form aforesaid. of the said perambulation made by the king's writ before de Crokfedayke], W. Inge, and Malcolm de Harleye, justices for this purpose, on Sunday after Michaelmas, in the twent of the reign of king Edward, by William de Stafford, William Robert de Bromlegh, Richard de Kaverswall, Henry de Kerssewall, de Kyntelegh, Ralph Basset, Hugh de Weston, Henry de Morf, de Lutteleye, Roger de Symerton, and Geoffrey de Greselegh, Stafford, Ralph Spryngehose. Robert Corbet, Walter de Hoptun, de Huggeford, Ralph de Sandeford, Peter de Eyton, Richard de William de Ercaluwe, Ralph de Arras, Ivo de Clynton, William and Fremund de Erdynton, of co. Salop, and Nicholas de Henry de Eglaston, William de Bracebrugge, Thomas de John de Somervill, Peter de Wolwardynton, Gerard de Camvill, de Val, Richard de Folwode, John Bodard, Robert de Gynges- John de Otteleye, of co. Warwick, and Robert de Bracy, le Waleys, William le Power, William Fokeram, Adam de Thomas de Stone, John de Kent, Thomas de Hetheye, de Bosco, Walter de Wytelynge, Richard Oliver, and John de la of co. Worcester, jurors, who say that the boundary between the of Stafford and Salop and between the land of John de Tresel in of Tresel, co. Stafford, and the king's land in the manor of co. Salop, begins at Bekwyneburnesse, extending over the of Rugee to Wytemereswey, and from Wytemereswey to Puttes, Puttes to the way leading from Aston to Seydonwey upon La and from Seydonwey le Condos to the foot of Aquardescatel and to the corner by the high way of Shipelefeldes, and corner of Shipelefeldes by the high way leading to Wolverhampton Wyteweyesmere. In witness whereof the seals of four knights of the said counties and the seals of Adam, William, and Malcolm to the present perambulation. de Havering , justice.of North Wales. The king has received from Juliana, late the wife of Simon de Faveresham of Dublin, out that whereas Simon took a great part of the treasure of the of Ireland pertaining to the king in a ship of his to a place called Bay (la baye Sancte Elene) in Angleseye, and the ship was there on All Saints Day, in the twenty-third year of the king's