1324-11-22, London

To William de Weston, escheator in cos. Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Middleand in the city of London. Order not to intermeddle further with messuage and 5 acres of land in Stoke, and to restore the issues thereof to de Rypon and Juliana his wife, as the escheator has certified the that he did not take any tenements in Stoke into the king's hands, but it is contained amongst the parcels delivered to him by Master John late escheator this side Trent, that there are certain tenements Stoke in the king's hands by reason of the alienation thereof made by de la Puyle, who held them in chief, to the aforesaid Roger and which tenements are demised for 6s. yearly, and it is found by an taken by the escheator that Roger and Juliana held the messuage land of John at his death as of Juliana's inheritance by the service of yearly, a cock and a hen or 4d., and suit of court from three weeks to weeks for all services, and not by the alienation of the said John, and they have held the messuage and land as of Juliana's inheritance for years by the services aforesaid, and that Thomas de Wodebrugge, father, held them for sixty years of John and his ancestors by the aforesaid, and that the messuage is worth 20d. yearly and the land yearly beyond reprises. By C.