1408-12-01, Westminster

Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to take the of the undermentioned William de Wylughby and to to him and the undermentioned Joan his wife the manor soke of Castre, co. Lincoln, (except the towns of Northkelsay, and Fulnetby, which with their appurtenances are for life by Joan late the wife of Thomas late earl of Kent, brother of the undermentioned Edmund late earl of Kent), the king for two marks paid in the hanaper has respited until quinzaine of Easter next the homage due from William by of his having issue by Joan: since, of all the manors lands, which belonged to the said Edmund late earl of Kent, of the king in chief, and which by his death were taken the king's hand and are now of the king's grant in the of Lucy, late the wife of the said earl, and others, the the assent of his council and of the said Lucy, the of the pourparty of the said lands which pertains to the son of Eleanor late countess of March (one of the of Thomas late earl of Kent and one of the of the said Edmund late earl of Kent) and kinsman one of the heirs of the said Edmund late earl of Kent, and the assent of Thomas Enderby, the attorney of the said de Wylughby, chivaler, and Joan his wife, duchess of the second sister and heir of Edmund the late earl, of Flete, the attorney of John earl of Somerset and Margaret wife, Edmund's third sister and heir, of John Scarburgh the of Thomas earl of Salisbury and Eleanor his wife, fourth sister and heir, and of John Ellerker, the of John de Nevyll, knight, and Elizabeth his wife, fifth sister and heir, has assigned to the said William Wylughby and Joan, as Joan's pourparty of the manors and aforesaid, the undermentioned manors and lands : to in the county of Lincoln, the manor and soke of Castre, exceptions as above), and in the county of York 176 acres meadow in the meadows of Cotyngham, called Iglemere and with agistment therein as parcel of the same manor, pasture called Stanhousgange, Stanhousgarth and Le a pasture called Wythes (or Les Wythes ) and a pasture called Estchauntturland, a pasture Estharpyn, pasture called Wylowcotgarth, Twelve- Esthell and Le Havendyk, a pasture called Westa pasture called Southchaunturland West and East, a certain pasture at the east end of two woods called Southwod and Eppylwyth- (or Eppilwithwood ), and the manor of Weton. By K, Order in like terms (omitting the taking of fealty) to the escheator in the county of York touching the lands etc. in the county of York, enumerated above (last entry). By K.