1360-11-28, Westminster

Order to the king's hand and not to intermeddle further with the of Stirkeland of Thomas de Berewys and Joan his wife and certain rent there, delivering up the issues; as the king lately the escheator to certify him in chancery of the cause wherefore manor was taken into his hand, and he returned that he so took well the said manor, which was of John de Stirkeland and held by at his death of Thomas de Twenge by knight service, as the rent by reason of the king's prerogative, for that he found by before him taken of his office, that Margaret de Roos, held in chief a yearly rent of 50s. issuing from divers tenements Stirkeland, and a rent of two quarters and two bushels of oata year issuing from Stirkeland mill, aliened that rent in fee licence to Richard de Preston and Anabel his wife, and and Anabel to John de Stirkeland, and John to Edmund Nevill and John de Louthre, and Edmund and John de Louthre the said John de Stirkeland and Alice his wife now deceased ; after, at the suit of Thomas de Berewys and Joan, alleging that