1298-01-14, Kings Langley

Order to deliver late the wife of William de Mortuo Mari of Kyngeston, in chief by reason of the lands that belonged to Gilbert deceased, who enfeoffed the king of all his lands, of which William held the manor of Kyngeston by knight service, the of William's lands and tenements, which the king has assigned in dower: a third of the chief messuage of Kyngeston, which third is extended at 4s. 54d. yearly; a third of 448 of land in the same town, each acre of which is extended at 6d. ; a third of fourteen acres of mowable (falcabil ) meadow in the town, each acre of which is extended at 2s. yearly; a third of twelve of pasture in the same town, whereof each acre is extended at 12d. a third of 49s. of yearly rent in the same town; a third of the rents, customs and services of customary tenants (custumariorum) same town, which (que) are extended at 91. 14s. Od. yearly ; a third pleas and perquisites of the court, which (que) are extended at 6s. ; a third of a windmill in the same town, which mill is extended 8d. yearly; a third of 100 acres of wood in the same town, which is extended at 20s. yearly : which are held of the king in chief for aforesaid. Also a third of thirty acres of land in Caldecote, same county, which are held of Guy, parson of the church of which [third] is extended at 15s. yearly; the manor of Sculton, which is extended at 10/. 14s. Od. yearly ; a third of 2303 acres in Attleburgh, in the same county, each acre of which is extended yearly ; 18 acres of meadow in the same town, which are extended 6d. yearly; a several pasture with turbary and rush-bed (jwnetis) in town, which is extended at 6s. 8d. yearly ; 2344 acres of wood in town, each acre of which is extended at 12d. yearly; a moiety herbage in the wood, which herbage is extended at 6s. 8d. yearly; a in the same town, which is extended at 6s. 8d. yearly; a third 14s. 84d. of yearly rent in the same town; a rent of 41 quarters and of oats in the same town, which (que) is extended at 27s. 5d. a rent of 26 hens in the same town, which are extended at 2s. 2d. a rent of a hundred eggs in the same town, which are extended yearly; one hundred and thirty-three autumn boon-works (opera) same town, which are extended at 11s. 1d. yearly; three boonwith carts (tria opera carettaria) in the same town, which are at 6d. yearly; twenty-seven boon-works at hoeing corn in in the same town, which are extended at 6 d. yearly ; nine boon-works (opera falcatoria) in the same town, which are at 184d. yearly: which are held of John de Warenna, earl of Also a chief-messuage in the town of Attleburgh, which is at 10d. yearly; two acres, a rood, a moiety of an acre and a of a rood of land in the same town, which are extended at 113d. a third of the land lying between the old ditch of the park of Here commences, 2 . 2 ey which extends from the ditch called Berdeledich on the to Stoderhache on the north, and the ditch nearest to the pasture Gersinghe by which the park is enclosed, which is extended at 8s. which are held of Robert de Tateshale. The king wills that this made in his court shall not prejudice the said earl hereafter he happen to establish (disracionare) by consideration of the king's the wardship of the lands that William held of him by knight and shall not prejudice any one else.