1332-04-10, Huntingdon

Order to Thomas Danyel, escheator in the county of Chester, to make inquisition if Joan late the wife of Randolf de Prayers was, as she has shewn, jointly enfeoffed with her said husband of the manors of Bertumlegh, Crue by Weston, and Landecan, 18s. of rent in Netherbebyngton, the serjeanty of the fee of the countess of Warwick, and the advowsons of the churches of Bertumlegh and Wodechirche, of the grant of William de Dutton, chaplain, by fine levied with the king's licence in the court of Chester, and if she continued seisin until her husband's death, and if so, from what time and in what manner, and whether she changed her estate therein, and if so, to whom, when and how, and if the premises are in the king's hand on account of Randolf s death, and if not, on what account, and of whom the premises are held and by what service, and if Randolf died seised of other lands, and if so, of whom they are held and by what service and of what value they are, and who is next heir of Randolf and Joan thereof ; and to send to the king the inquisition and this writ, and meanwhile to deliver the premises to Joan with the issues thereof from Randolf s aig so that she answer for the issues if they should pertain to the ing. . 309