1322-01-06, Worcester

Commission to the king's chaplain, Richard de Potesgrave, to make inquisition to the county of Sussex what goods and chattels were in the lands of Bartholomew de Asshburgham, Thomas son of Thomas Colepeper and John de Lylleye in the said county, in the king's hands for certain causes, on the day on which the said lands came to the king's hands, and by whom they were afterwards withdrawn, and into whose hands they came and at what time, and in whose hands they now are and in what manner, and to take the same into the king's hand to the king's use and to keep them safely until further order, and to send to the king the inquisition made by him and this writ, the king having ordered the sheriff to summon before him on a day and at a place to be fixed by them good and lawful men to make such inquisition.