June 16, Inquisition

Edward II. [1323.] : Little Kelk. Sunday after the Translation of St. Thomas 17 Edward IT. the king, nor his ancestors, nor any counts of Aumale, have had or issues in times of voidance, of the priory of Bridlyngton, in the Skirlyngton and Little Kelk, or in the priory by reason of the The ancestors of the heir of Thomas de Cailly, under age and now wardship, have had no custody or issues in times of voidance of the reason of a messuage, 13 carucates and 2 bovates of land in Bridlyngand the site of the priory. C. Ing. Misc. File 93. (9.) Commission to William de Hardene and Robert de Hungerford. 8 May 17 Edward II. [1324.] By the king. : Sarum. 2 July. Tyeys held a messuage and 4 virgates of land in Draycote Folyot of by the yearly service of 8 quarters of wheat, 8 quarters of barley, Writ to Robert de Hungerford, keeper of certain lands in Berks which to rebels and are now in the king's hand. Brustwyk. 15 July II. [1323.] : Wanetyng. 3 August. of 13/. 19s. 6d. of the free and bond tenants, and the works of bondwith a moiety of the perquisites of the hundred of Shryvenham, to John de Wylyntone in Shryvenham, pertain to a messuage of land there, whereof the said John enfeoffed Ralph his Writ to Master John Walewayn, escheator south of Trent. Noting- November 17 Edward II. [1323.] : Stafford. Friday before St. Andrew. and convent of Cumbermere at Michaelmas 3 Edward II, demised de Grey, lately deceased, for life, the manor of Erlyde by Stanes goods therein, with provision that if he died within twelve years, it to his executors until the end of that term. Cf. Close Roll p. 55. C. Ing. Misc. File 93. (12.) Writ to John de Rithre, constable of the castle of Skypton in Cravene, who supplies his place. Ightenhill. 5 October 17 Edward II. : Skipton in Cravene. Sunday the feast of St. Denis the de Romelay, sometime lady of Skipton castle, granted that the celebrating in the chapel of the castle and his successors, should twelve weeks a quarter of wheat, and yearly at Christmas 13s. 4d. de Skiptone, Robert de Beston and Henry, now chaplain, were chaplains during the tenure of the castle by the said Alice, Queen Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, Robert de Clifford, and Roger his INQUISITIONS 708. Letter to the king from D. bishop of St. David's relating to an of John Hamelyn, rector of Penbeyr. Letter from the official of the archdeacon of Cardigan to the bishop embodyan inquisition taken before him at Kilredyn on Tuesday after St Barnabas 1323, finding that Anian Gam was instituted vicar in the said church by bishop of St. David's; Ithael, chaplain, by the same bishop ; Llewellyn chaplain, by Richard, bishop; William, chaplain, by Thomas le bishop, and Madoc, chaplain, by David, bishop ; the collation of the vicarage belongs to the bishop of St. David s. C. Ing. Misc. File 93. (14.) 709.