1364-02-18, Westminster

Writ de intendirecting her to pay to Edmund Chelreye and Robert Cooke arrears of a yearly rent of 18/. and one pair of gilded spurs or 2s. the farm of the manor of Pourestoke from the death of the said and to pay the same to them henceforward at the accustomed until the lawful age of the heir of William fitz Waryn of and Amice his wife tenants in chief; as lately by letters the king granted to Queen Philippa until the lawful age of their the wardship of all the lands of the said Wiiliam and Amice, are in his hand by their death and by reason of the nonage of said heir, with the issues from the time of their death; and after the queen by writing indented granted and sold the wardship and aforesaid to the said Edmund and Robert, and on 2 July in the year of his reign the king by other letters patent confirmed her thereof; and it is found by inquisition, taken at the king's by John de Bekynton escheator in Dorset after the death of the said William, that at his death he held the said yearly rent to him and the heirs male of his body by the king's grant, to be taken at Easter and Michaelmas by even portions by the hands of the said Ralph as of the farm of the said manor, which the said Elizabeth and Ralph jointly held and the king commanded to be delivered to Elizabeth after the death of Ralph.