1274-03-01, St Martin le

Order to the same to deliver to Eudo la Zusche, who has taken wife Millicent, sister and one of the heirs of George de Cantilupo, tenant in chief, and to Millicent, the pourparty of the of the said George falling to Millicent, to wit, the manors of Eyton and Hoghton, co. Bedford, Haringworth, Bereweby and Bulewyk, co. Northampton, Brugewater, Heygrave and Edenewrth, co. Somerset, Calston, Brihtmerston, Rocle and Calne, co. Wilts, Cornewrthy, Dertemue and Totteneys, co. Devon, Moles Bracy, co. Salop, Stokes St. Edwald, co. Dorset, and 13s. 4d. in Hereford, co. Hereford, Bingele, co. York, and Baseford, co. Nottingham. Bergeveny with the castle, honour and other appurtenances, Kilgaran with the castle and other appurtenances, a third part of the land of St. Clear, Aston, co. Warwick, Berewik, Little Merston and Stotford, co. Somerset [and] Bademondefeud, co. Suffolk, remain in the king's hand by reason of John de Hastinges, son and heir of Joan de Hastingis, eldest sister of George de Cantilupo, until the full age of the heir of Joan. The manor of Rowell, extended at 17/., and Hamme, co. Buckingham, extended at 41. 19s. 2d., which are of the sum of the pourparty of John de Hastinges, are assigned to Eudo la Zuch and Millicent his wife, the other heir of the said George, to hold in tenancy at the king's will for their claim to the extent of Bergeveny.