June 16, Inquisition
Writ to Matthew Broun escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton, Rutland. Gloucester. 24 January 17 Edward II. [1324.] Lincoln. Inquisition : Brunne. 11 February. Baldwin son of Gilbert, one of the ancestors of the lords of Wake, one hunand eighty-five years past founded the abbey of Brunne, and since the of Wake have had custody of the abbey in voidances by appointing a to keep the possessions together with the prior and other obedientiaries. Letter of William de Ayremynne to the chancellor stating that he has read inquisition sent to him before Sirs William de Bereford, Geoffrey le Scrope, Beler, and John de Mutford, assembled in the accustomed place of the for holding counsels and doing business, who say that the king no right in the advowson of the abbey of Burn, and advise the removal of king's hand therefrom. Written in the said place of the Exchequer. Thursday. The first hour. 712.
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