1323-06-11, Cowick

Order to the escheator beyond Trent to take into the ings h the lands late of Henry de Malynes, deceased, tenant in chief. 25, Order to the escheator on this side Trent to take into the kit seer the lands late of Thomas Snodding of Natebi, deceased, t in chief. . 215 the same to deliver to Robert Ernys, son and heir of William Skypton in Cravene, tenant in chief, the lands late of his he having done homage. By p.s. [6562.] York. to Adam de Semer and Henry de Rooston to collect in the ports of Scardeburgh and Whyteby the new by alien merchants beyond the ancient customs for granted to them by Edward I [see Federa, II, ii, that they answer at the Exchequer for the money arising ; and to substitute others in their place, for whom they where they cannot attend thereto. By C. Robert de Hungerford, keeper of certain lands late of king's enemies and rebels in Wilts, in the king's hand to deliver to Peter de Skidemore his lands, if they hand on account of his rebellion and for no other cause ; been taken as a rebel and detained in prison and having in 200 marks to save his life and have his lands, wherefore his body to be delivered from prison, retaining in said lands, and he having found mainpernors for payment sum at the Exchequer on the quinzaine of Michaelmas Matthew de Cliveden of the county of Somerset, John county of Wilts, and Roger de Seymor of the county of and the king having granted that his lands be delivered condition that if the said 200 marks be not paid on the said by him or his mainpernors or one of them, his lands be the king's hand and remain therein as at present, his being none the less bound to satisfy the king of the said By K. to Robert de Aston, keeper of certain lands etc. as above of Gloucester. life to Hugh de Louthre, for good service, of the manor co. Westmoreland, except the foreign lands of Nateby and and except that which pertained to the said manor in the which manor was of Andrew de Harcla, of late enemy and rebel, and has come to the king's hands as an his forfeiture, which also was before held of the king; to service of a knight's fee, paying, to wit, scutage when doing any. bodily service therefor, and rendering at the Exchequer and doing the rents and services due chief lords of that fee before the manor came to the without sale of the lands, or waste or destruction of the exile of the men pertaining to the manor, until the king him in lands to the value of 401. a year in a suitable place to the king knights fees and advowsons of churches to the manor; and if he make sale, waste, destruction or king provide him with 40/. of land a year for life, the resume the manor into his hand and hold the same without on the part of Hugh or any other. By K, Richard de Whatton, for a fine of 80 marks, which he the Exchequer of Michaelmas next, of the marriage of William, son and heir of Richard son of Richard de Vernoun, tenant in chief, a minor in the king's ward; and if William die before his marriage, his heir being a minor, Richard shall have the marriage of that heir, and so from heir to heir. By bill of the treasurer. 28.