1298-06-21, Brunton

The abbot of Rievaulx (Ryevall ) acknowledges that he owes to Robert Master Roger de Thornton and Alan de Landemot, executors of will of Thomas de Clerevaus, 200 marks; to be levied, in default of of his lands and chattels, king sent his writ to the justiciary of Ireland in these words (here copy of order, dated at Westminster, 22 January, in the 26th addressed to John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, to assign dower to late the wife of William de Vescy, tenant in chief, from the lands, fees and advowsons that belonged to William in Ireland, which surrendered to the king before his death, as Isabel has taken before the king that she will not marry without his licence), by whereof the sheriff of Kildare was ordered to cause twelve men an extent, ete. And Thomas son of Alvred, John Punchardoun, de Rupe Forti, John le Vel, Robert Perceval, knights, John de Richard Seward, John Roleg, Simon Surdeval, Peter de la William Alisaunder, Walter (JValler ) Wodelok, John de la Hide, Madok, Philip Chinverag, Nicholas Thunere, Richard son of Gilbert Paumer, Walter (IValler ) de Wesley, David de Say, and le Clerk, jurors, say upon their oath that the said William had, day when he rendered to the king his tenements in Ireland, at the castle with an adjoining plot of uncultivated land, which is worth yearly 2s. in all issues. He had also there 141. 13s. 4d. of rent issuing from the lands of the men of Kildfare]. He had also a windmill worth 26s. 8d. yearly. He had also at Alwyn 51 acres land in the marches (MJarch ) of Offaly, which used to render 34s. but they now le fallow (frisce) and uncultivated by reason of the war of those of Offaly and render nothing yearly. He had also at in Carbrie in the same marches 80 acres of land in the marches, used to render 58s. 4d. yearly, but they now li fallow by reason of said war. He had also at Moifillich in le Cumbre an old castle that been burnt of old and a township of land, which was wont to render of peace 44s. 5d. yearly, but it has been now long wasted by reason war of the Irish of those parts. He had also in Shineboth and 34 carucates of land and wood and adjoining mountains which were wont to render in time of peace 35s. yearly, but have been now long wasted by reason of the war of the Irish of those He had also in Glynnok, Carderyn, and Clyncaperel land in which used to be worth in time of peace 100s. yearly, but been long waste by reason of the wars of the Irish. He had the advowson of the church of Yagonestoun, which is a prebend Patrick's, Dublin, which prebend is worth 13. 6s. 8d. yearly. had also the advowson of the church of Kilbrekan, which church to be worth 100s. yearly, but the land of that parish lies waste reason of the wars of the Irish. He had also a sixth of the of the church of Cumbre, which used to be of great value, the land of that parish now les waste by reason of the wars of Irish. He had also the homage and service of the barons of Nas three knights fees, which render 6l. to the scutage when it runs. had the homage and service of Ralph Pypard for the manors of (de Saltu Salmonis), Cloncoury, and Chastelwaryn, who held them service of 2 knights fees and by rendering 100s., to scutage. He also a third of a knight's fee at Bricard, which renders to scutage 4d. He had also the lordship of the tenement called Balidowyl, renders to scutage 40s. And from all the said fees William to the king at each scutage 6/. 13s. 4d., and the remainder of the remained to William for his own uses. He had also the homage service of Walrand (IWValrandi) de Wellesleye, who held his tenements of him by the service of 7/. 10s. Od. yearly. The said (Walrannus) likewise held of him his tenements at Pollardestoun service of one mark yearly, and his tenements at Galmorestoun by . 213 service of 100s. yearly. And Robert Perceval held of him his teneat Balymany by the service of 1d. yearly. Thomas de Bermygham of him his tenements at Balylogham by the service of one mark. prior of the Hospital of St. John in Ireland held of him the manor of by the service of 60s. yearly. Laurence de Norranh held of him tenements at Dromon by the service of one mark. The serjeanty of in the aforesaid liberty was wont to render yearly 100s., and still as much to the king. The serjeanty of John Helewys, serjeant of Omorti and Leys, renders yearly 4s. The serjeanty of Offaly yearly 2s. The serjeanty of Wykingele and Arclou rendered and renders yearly 2s. The said William's purparty of the pleas and of assizes of the county and exchequer of Kild are] assigned to in his purparty of the inheritance of Eleanor, sister and one of the of Walter le Mareschal, was extended at 381. 12s. 6d. and is still as much. which lands, advowsons of churches, knights fees, rents, etc., are assigned by the assent of the attorneys aforesaid (sic) to Isabel the following: from the town of Kildar 7 marks 4s. 54d. of ; a rent of 60s. yearly from the said prior of the Hospital; a service 4d. from the serjeanty of Offolan; 2 marks yearly from the aforemill; 1 mark yearly from the said John Bermengham; 1 mark of from the said Laurence de Norranh ; 1 mark of rent from Walrand Wenesleye (sic) from his tenements in Pollardestoun; a service of yearly from the serjeanty of Offaly; 11/. 4s. 2d. to be received yearly by the hands of the sheriff of the same at Michaelmas, for dower of the aforesaid pleas and perquisites. There are also assigned the aforesaid 80 acres of land in Carbry and the aforesaid 51 acres in Alewyn. In the barony of Nas there [are] assigned to her service of a knight's fee, to wit from Geoffrey le Bret, one of the etc.; and the service of a knight's fee, to wit from Ralph for his manor of Leixlip (de Saltw Salmonis), and a third of a fee Brigard. And the advowson of the church of Kylbretan. There is assigned to her her turn of presenting to the church of Le Combre, to the king his turn as for two parts. be it known that after the said William de Vesy left Ireland those held his place at Kildar retained from the bishop of Kildare (Dar ) of rent in Kildar , issuing from the tenements of the men of borough of Kildar , beyond the extent within-written, for two years William rendered the liberty to the king, which rent the bishop his predecessors were always wont to receive in the time of William of his ancestors. They also detained for two years before the from Maud de Kyme, one of the parceners of the said William, her purparty of the aforesaid pleas and perquisites of the assizes of county and exchequer 18/. 6s. 8d. yearly, which sum is not contained extent within-written. They also retained for the same time from de Mortuo Mari, the other parcener of William, from her purparty said pleas and perquisites 25/. 6s. 8d., which sum is not contained . extent aforesaid, and nothing of these three parcels is assigned to in dower, but because William was in seisin thereof on the day he rendered his lands to the king, all the said three parcels remain king's hands until he shall order his will concerning them. commences here. is doubtful from the enrolment whether or not the following are intended to be in the barony of Nas.