1360-02-10, Westminster

Roger de Wolfreton escheator in Essex and Suffolk. Order in dower to Maud who was wife of John de Veer earl of Oxford in chief so many of the fees and parts of fees of her late husto her assigned by the king, by assent of Thomas de Veer son heir of the said earl, as are in his bailiwick, namely of one knight's in Hengham Sibill co. Essex now held by the heirs of John de (extended at 100s.), one knight's fee in Mapiltrested held John Hundrecombre (at 100s.), three quarters of one knight's in Hengham Sibill and Topesfeld held by Bartholomew Burgherssh 75s.), one knight's fee in Yerdele held by John Benge and the of John de Yerdele (at 100s.), one knight's fee in Thunderle held the abbot of Walden and William Dale (at 100s.), one knight's fee Aldham and Feryngg held by Robert de Teye (at 100s.), the fourth of one knight's fee in Pebenerssh held by John Fitz Rauf (at the moiety of one knight's fee in Hersham held by James Lacy 50s.), the fourth part of one knight's fee in Bumsted held by the of Walter son of Alan (at 50s.), one knight's fee in Raynes held John Oxeneye, John Naylyngherst, the prior of Dunmowe and atte Park (at 100s.), one fee and the moiety of one knight's in Finchingfeld held by Simon de Sneterle (at 7/. 10s.), one knight's in Wylynghale held by Thomas de Grey knight (at 100s.), one fee in Finchingfeld held by Richard Clovylle (at 100s.), two fees in Hemsted held by William Langham at (10l.), the part of one knight's fee in Brithlyngesbregg held by Peter (at 25s.), the moiety of one knight's fee in Radewynter . 153 by Andrew de Bures (at 50s.), one knight's fee in Rameseye held Walter de Reydon (at 100s.), the fourth part of one knight's fee Gosfeld held by William de Lyston (at 25s.), the fourth part of knight's fee in the same town held by Thomas Hodyng (at 25s.), fourth part of one knight's fee in Coppewold held by Thomas Lam- (at 50s.), one knight's fee in Feryngg held by Humphrey de (at 100s.), one knight's fee in Podesethe held by the heirs of de Chaunsceux (at 100s.), all in the same county, two knights in Burgate co. Suffolk held by the lady of Burgate (at 10/.), one and the moiety of one knight's fee in Waldyngfeld held by Boteler (at 150s.), the moiety of one knight? s fee in Waldyngfeld held by John Chiverston (at 50s.), the moiety one knight's fee in Rede held by Thomas de Saxham (at 50s.), the of one knight's fee in the same town held by Nicholas Pycard 50s.), one knight's fee in Lyvermere held by John de Thelwetham 100s.), one knight's fee in the same town held by Robert de Lyvere- (at 100s.), the moiety of one knight's fee in Somerton held by de Bourgh (at 50s.), the moiety of one knight's fee in Dounham by John de Shardelowe (at 50s.), the moiety of one knight's fee the same town held by Nicholas de Merseye (at 50s.), the fourth of one knight's fee in Truttonethorp held by John atte Castel 50s.), two knights fees in Denham held by the heirs of John de (at 10/.), all in Suffolk, one knight's fee in Hildersham co. Camheld by Robert de Bustelere (at 40s.), one fee and the moiety one knight's fee in Little Wilbram held in dower by Dame Chaum- (at 100s.), the moiety of one knight's fee in Horseth held Philip de Lymbury knight (at 40s.), the fourth part of one knight's in Westhoo by Campes held by John de Sauston (at 10s.), one and the moiety of one knight's fee in Landebech held by Hugh Bray (at 100s.), two knights fees in Wykham held by Thomas (at 100s.), one knight's fee in Borewelle held by Thomas de (at 100s.), one knight's fee in Landewath held by John de (at 100s.), one fee and the fourth part of one knight's fee Asshedon held by Robert Palmere and parceners (at 100s.), and knights fees in Wykham held by Thomas del Hay (extended at all in Cambridgeshire. To William de Otteford escheator in Cambridgeshire. Like order regard to one knight's fee in Hildersham held by Robert de knight, and the other fees in that county specified above. To Roger de Wolfreton escheator in Essex. Like order in regard the advowsons of churches and priories assigned in dower to the Maud of those which were of the said late earl of Oxford, namely the of the priory of Hatfeld co. Essex (extended at 40 marks), the priory of Colne in the said county (at 20/.), of the church of in the same county (at 10 marks), and of the church of co. Cambridge (at 15s.). To William de Otteford escheator in Cambridgeshire. Like order regard to the advowson of the church of Wykham.