1316-03-08, Clipston

to the escheator beyond Trent, pursuant to an inquisition by him shewing that John de Bracebrugge held no lands in whereby the keeping thereof should pertain to the king, but he and Margery his wife jointly held the manor of Bracebrugge them and the heirs of their bodies of Thomas, son and heir of John a minor in the king's ward, by knight service, and that he held manor of Keynesbury, co. Warwick, of Robert de Monte Alto the service of a knight's fee, and that John de Bracebrugge, his is his nearest heir and of the age of ten years, to retain in the hand the manor of Bracebrugge and to meddle no further with manor of Keynesbury, delivering the issues thereof to those they are.