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1321-07-04, York

of John Everard and John de Trezagu to arrent all and lands late of the king's enemies and rebels and other in the county of Cornwall in the king's hand by their forfeiture other causes, and to demise the same at farm to certain men to receive the same from the king to hold from Michaelmas three years for a certain farm to be rendered therefor yearly chamber, and to sell the corn, hay, stock and other goods and in the said manors and lands, or otherwise to make the king's thereon, so that the said John Everard, keeper of the said manors answer in the chamber for the value and price of the same of the said John Trezagu, surveyor of the premises, and the king in the chamber of what they do in the premises. By K. like of the following in the following counties : i Everard, keeper, and Matthew de Crowethorn, surveyor. Devon. Daston, keeper, and Richard Loveni,surveyor. Somerset. Daston, keeper, and William de Blaneford, surveyor. Dorset. de Hungerford, keeper, and Adam Walraund, surveyor. Wilts. Daston, keeper, and Richard de Rodeney, surveyor. Gloucester. de Hungerford, keeper, and John de Tichebourn, surveyor. Southampton. le Porter, keeper, and Humphrey de Waleden, surveyor. Essex. de Rishton and Richard de Potesgrave, keepers, and Hamo de Chiggewell, surveyor. London and Middlesex. la Zousche, keeper, and William le Burstlare, surveyor. Cambridge and Huntingdon. de Whatton, keeper, and John de Wyleby, surveyor. Northampton and Rutland. de Bures, keeper, and Edmund de Hemgrave, oe uffolk. de Bures, keeper, and Geoffrey de Wyz, surveyor. Norfolk. de Stoke, keeper, and Roger Belers, surveyor. Warwick. de Gatesby, keeper, and William Brabazon, knight, surveyor. Leicester. de Kilvynton, keeper, and Adam de Hoperton, surveyor, between the waters of These and Use, except of the castle of Pykering. York. Deyvill, keeper, and Adam de Hoperton, surveyor, of the castle and honour of Pontefract beyond the water of Use. York. Ughtred, keeper, and Adam de Hoperton, surveyor, of the castle and honour of Pikering. York. on 25 July following order was made to the said Thomas and Adam to associate with them Richard de Museleye, receiver of the issues of the said lands, and to execute the premises by view of Richard, so that he could answer therefor to the full. John Travers, keeper, and Robert de Notingham, surveyor, in the county of Lancaster, Blakeburnshire, and Halton, co. Chester. Lancaster. Henry de Malton, keeper, and Alexander de Bastenthwayt, surveyor, in the county of Cumberland and of the castle and manors of Skipton in Cravene and Burton in Lonnesdale, co. York. Cumberland, Alan de Cubbeldyk, keeper, and Dominic de Bukton, surveyor. Lincoln, Lindeseye. Alan de Cubbeldyk, keeper, and Matthew Broun, surveyor. f Lincoln, Ketstevene. Alan de Cubbeldyk, keeper, and John de la Gotere of Boston, surveyor. Lincoln, Holand. Robert de Hungerford, keeper, and John de Ildesle, aver erks, Robert de Stoke, keeper, and John de Brumpton, surveyor. Oxford. Roger Carles, keeper, and Alexander de Berford, surveyor. Worcester. Robert de Stoke, keeper, and Roger de Tyringham, surveyor. _ Buckingham and Bedford. Roger Carles, keeper, and William de Weston, surveyor. Salop. . Roger de Waltham, keeper, and Walter de Waldeshef, surveyor. Stafford. Roger Carles, keeper, and John de Barewe, knight, surveyor. Hereford. Richard de Whatton, keeper, and John del Ker, surveyor. Nottingham, Robert Tok, keeper, and Roger Beler, surveyor. Derby. William de Polhey, keeper, and William de la Leye, surveyor. Hertford. Henry de Malton, keeper, and Henry de Wardecop, surveyor. Westmoreland. 4.

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