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1347-04-19, Reading

Order to receive from the abbot of Kirkested 14s. 4d. his lands in Withal and Coleby and to permit him to be quit of 17s. 83d. for his other lands in that county, provided that the abbot convent pay the aid on any other lands which they now hold by knight's service, as the king ordered the treasurer and barons of the exchequer to certify him upon the tenures of the abbot, and they returned that it was found in the rolls of parcels of the accounts of the collectors in co. Lincoln of the aid of 18 Edward I for marrying his eldest daughter that they charged themselves with 9/. 11s. 74d. for the abbot for lands which he held in the county of which the abbot paid 14s. 4d., by reason of his lands in Withal and Celeby, and was discharged of the residue by process held thereupon because he held the lands in frank almoin, to wit: of 40s. for a fee in Scampton among the fees of Gilbert de Gaunt, of 6s. 8d. for a sixth part of a fee in that town, which William de Alneto formerly held, among the fees of Longespy; 10s. of a quarter of a fee in the soke of Gayton which Peter de Sabaudia formerly held, among the fees of the honour of Richemund; 13s. 4d. of a third part of a fee in Grimpilthorp, which Simon de Grimpilthorp formerly held, among the fees of Lungespy ; 15d. of a thirty-second part of a fee in Dunham which Peter de Campana formerly held among the fees of the bishop of Lincoln; 10s. of a fourth part of a fee in Noketon, which Robert son of John and his parceners formerly held ; 2s. 6d. of a sixteenth part of a fee in Noketon and Doneston which Robert de Arcy formerly held among the fees of Norman de Arey, 16s. 8d. of a fourth and a sixth part of a fee in Medryngham which Ralph Basset formerly held; 5s. of an eighth part of a fee in Timberlond which Ralph Bergath formerly held; 2s. 6d. of a sixteenth part of a fee in that town which Philip de Timberlond formerly held among the fees of Oliver Deyncourt; 10s. of a quarter of a fee in Suthlangeton which Roger Bigod formerly held among the fees of William de Cantilupo; 3s. 1d. of a thirteenth part of a fee in Bylinghay and Walcote, which William son of Peter formerly held among the fees of the bishop of York; 2s. of a twentieth part of a fee in Thimelby which Anselm de Sancto Quintino formerly held among the fees of the count of Aumale; 8s. 4d. of a 12th part of a fee in Langeton which John de Langeton formerly held; 20d. of a twentieth fourth-part of a fee in the same which Walter de Grendale formerly held among the fees of the earl of Chester in Bolingbrok ; 2s. 6d. of a sixteenth part of a fee in Canewyk, which Martin Martel formerly held; 10s. of a quarter of a fee in Kirkeby which William de Scremby formerly held and 15s. of a quarter and eighth part of a fee in Stretton which John de Nevill formerly held, among the particular fees, and of the remaining 18s. 9d. of that sum the collectors returned in discharge of the abbot by reason of lands in the towns of Scaupewyk, Kedyngton, Foletby, Oxcombe and Heynton, an eightieth part of a fee in Covenham of the fee of W. de Percy and R. de Percy because the abbot never held them of fee of the said W. de Perey and R. de Perey. 20.

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