1343-02-01, Kennington

To Hugh de Moriceby, escheator in cos. Cumberland, Westmoreland and Tancaster. Robert Parvyng has shown the king that whereas Thomas de Ros lately held the manor of Cargowe of William de Karliolo, who latel forfeited to the king, by the service of a goshawk or of 1 mark therefor an by the service of 2s. 8d. to cornage, and before the forfeiture William held the manor of John de Wygeton, sometime lord of the manor of . Parr 1. 87 which Robert Parvyng acquired of Margaret, John's daughter of the said manor of Staynton by the same services, and the of the goshawk is in arrear from the time of the forfeiture, the king and Robert, and because the manor is held of the king in by reason of the forfeiture, Robert is not able to distrain the tenant manor, wherefore he has besought the king to cause the said mark to be paid to him or to grant that he may distrain the tenant said service: the king therefore orders the escheator to take an upon the matter, and to send that inquisition to the king withwith this writ.