1299-10-27, Westminster

Order to the same to deliver to Joan de Vivonia, firstborn daughter and heir of Maud de Kyme, tenant in chief, her pourparty of the lands late of Maud according to the partition made in Chancery by assent of the heirs, to wit, a fourth part of a messuage, garden and three cottages in the manor of Luton, co. Bedford, extended at 9d., 24 acres, 13 roods of land in the same manor, extended at 8s. 1?d., an acre of meadow in the same manor, extended at 2s., a moiety of an acre of pasture there, extended at 6d., a fourth part of a wood there, extended at 3d., a fourth part of a water-mill there, extended at 10s., a fourth part of a free fishery there, extended at 3d., a fourth part of the pleas and perquisites of courts and of view of frankpledge there, extended at 20s., a fourth part of a market-toll there, with pleas and perquisites thereof, extended at 10s. yearly, 15s. 6d. of rent by the hands of eleven socmen in the same town, [to wit], 3s. 4d. by the hands of Herman Crips, 84d. by the hands of Simon de Blambilhamgre, 16d. by the hands of Robert son of Aylward, 6d. by the hands of Peter de Walden, 16d. by the hands of Thomas de Euerre, 12d. by the hands of William Starling, 103d. by the hands of John Havering, 4d. by the hands of Edmund de Parco, 7d. by the hands of William Hebbegod, 2s. 6d. by the hands of Agatha de Mortuo Mari, and 3s. by the hands of Richard le Mareschal, and 13s. 113d. and a fourth part of 4d. of rent by the hands of two villeins in the same town, to wit, lls. 54d. and a fourth part of d. by the hands of Richard son of Clement and 2s. 61d. by the hands of John de Thowemere, and a fourth part of a sixth part of a mill in Newebury, co. Buckingham, extended at 10d. a year; she having done homage.