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1323-07-08, Commitment Faxfleet

during pleasure to Thomas de Synythwayt of the of the castle of Pendragun and the chace of Malrestang, so that for the issues thereof at the Exchequer. By K. to Anthony de Lucy to deliver the same to him, with all things castle, by indenture to be made thereon between them. By K. to the escheator beyond Trent, pursuant to an inquisition by him shewing that Alice late the wife of Roger de Hevenyngham, held a third part of the manor of Little Totham of John, son of Philip de Hevenyngham, a minor in the king's ward, by service, and held no other lands in chief as of the crown whereby of her lands should pertain at present to the king, but the prior of Hatfeld Peverel 40 acres of land and 6s. of rent in Totham and Goldhangre by the service of lls. a year, and of of Cogeshale 44 acres of land in Little Totham by the service 04d. a year, and of John le Palmere 4 acres of land in the same by the service of 4d. a year, and of Robert de Upston 6 acres and 2 acres of meadow in Hevenyngham by the service of 3s. and of William le Parker 15 acres of land in the same town service of 3s. a year, and of the abbot of Sybeton 7 acres of 1 acre of wood, and acre of meadow in the same town by the of 7s. 6d. a year, to retain in the king's hand the said third further order, and to deliver the other said lands, with the thereof from the death of the said Alice, to Joan late the wife said Philip, mother of the said heir, as nearest of kin to the heir, use. 11.

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