1298-10-12, Jedburgh

To Walter de Gloucestr[ia], escheator beyond Trent. Order not to jntermeddle further with the lands specified below, and to restore the issues thereof to Eve, late the wife of Robert Tybetot, tenant in chief, as the king learns by an inquisition taken by the escheator that Robert and Eve were jointly enfeoffed of certain lands in the towns of Nettlested, Blakenham, Wylausham, Someresham and Braumford by Roger Loveday, Philip Halyday, Agnes le Breton, John Keth, John de la Vaie, Giles de Mokedene, Robert de Someresham, Hugh de Goudenham, the prior and convent of Hatfeld, and the bishop of Ely, to hold of them and their heirs and successors to Robert and Eve and to Robert's heirs, and also that Robert and Eve were enfeoffed of certain lands in the town of Blakenham by the aforesaid Roger Loveday, to hold to them and their heirs of Nicholas de Kenet, and of certain lands in the town of Offinton by the aforesaid Philip Halyday, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of Joan de Bouhun, and of certain lands in the town of Beylham by Margery daughter of Richard le Fevre, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of Guy Ferre, and of certain lands in that town by John le Taillour, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of the prior and convent of Breset, and of certain lands in the town of Berkyng by Margery de Bedingfeud, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, and of certain lands in the town of Cretyng by Margery de Bedingfeud, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of the prior of Cretyng, and of certain lands in the town of Codenham by the said Margery, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of John le Taillour, and of certain lands in Codenham by the aforesaid Margery, to hold to them and to Robert's heirs of the bishop of Ely, and of certain lands in the town of Blakenham by Ralph le Blunt, to hold to them and Robert's heirs of the heir of Robert de Greyleye, and of certain lands in . 179 of Braumford by the said Ralph, to hold to them and Robert's the bishop of Ely, and of certain lands in the same town by John to hold to them and Robert's heirs of the bishop of Ely, and continued their seisin of the said lands from the time of the until the day of Robert's death, which lands the escheator the king's hands by reason of Robert's death. By C.