1324-08-08, Henley

To Robert de Hungerford, keeper of -certain lands in the king's hands in Wilts. Order to cause Thomas, son and heir of John Tyes, to have of a messuage, 24 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, and 13s, 4d. of rent in Lideyard, in that county, as the king learns by an inquisition by the escheator and by Adam Walraund and Geoffrey de Weston the said John held the aforesaid land, etc., at his death of Henry Tyes the service of a twenty-fourth of a knight's fee and by rendering a pound cumin yearly, and that the lands came to Henry's hands by reason of the of the said Thomas, and that they were taken into the king's by Henry's forfeiture with Henry's other lands, and that the said is the nearest heir of the said John and is of full age, the king taken homage from Thomas. By K.