June 16, Inquisition

Commission to Henry de Cobeham, William de Northho, and William de Roberti. Westminster. 12 March 17 Edward II. [1324.] By of the Council. Kent. Inquisition. Lamberherst on the north side of the bridge. Thursday Easter week. Lands of the said Thomas and Margery. Sussex. Similar inquisition. Lamberherst on the south side of the bridge. Cf. MISCELLANEOUS 183 Commission to John de Horneby the elder and John de Lancastre, of forfeited lands in co. Lancaster. Notyngham. 18 November II. [1324.] By p.s. Lancastre. Monday in Easter week. de Scocia, harpour, a bastard, who died without heir, held of Alan de sometime the husband of Katharine, a messuage and 5 acres of in le Wra by fealty and the yearly service of ld.; the services were as dower to the said Katharine who, after the death of the said John the messuage and land as her escheat and was seised thereof, until late earl of Lancaster, disseised her, and occupied the tenements they were taken into the king's hand by his forfeiture. Partly illegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (11.) Commission to John de Donecastre, Gilbert de Sengelton, Adam de and Richard de Muslee. Holand. 21 October 17 Edward II. By p.s. before the said John and Gilbert. Pontefract. Monday after late the wife of William de Holand after his death was dowered with part of the manor of Tempilhirst by assignment of Robert de Holand, and heir, at the Annunciation 9 Edward II, and continued her for six years until the said third part together with the two parts of the was taken into the king's hand by reason of the forfeiture of the said Joan was not a rebel or an adherent of rebels. manor, while it was in the hands of the Templars, was held of the Lancaster by the service of finding a chaplain to celebrate divine service ; and it is now in the king's hand ; the third part is of the yearly value C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (12.) Writ to the sheriff and coroners of Norfolk. Westminster. 17 Edward II. [1324.] : Snyterlee. Friday after the Invention of the Holy Cross. Russel and others (named), common robbers, killed John Galaunt and (named) on the sea coast between Blakenee and Seford, and stole the of Dittone, and certain of the king's victuals therein worth 601., them to Seford. inquisition : Bishop's Lenn. Thursday the feast of the Invention Holy Cross. from the sheriff of Sussex as to the said ship and victuals. before Giles de Wachesham and Thomas Florii. Seford. after St. Gregory the Pope. said ship was laden with stockfish, sturgeon, and cod, which came to of divers persons (named). Mutilated. inquisition. Mutilated. C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (13.) Commission to John de Tychebourn, Ralph de Bereford, and Robert Westminster. 28 May 17 Edward II. [1324.] before the said John and Robert. Doene. Tuesday before the Baptist. INQUISITIONS Giffard was not seised of the manors of Estcodeford and Doene when lands and goods were taken into the king's hand by his forfeiture. de Ingham was seised of the said manors and enfeoffed thereof le Bor for life at a yearly rent of 40/. ; because the said Robert failed of the rent, in the year 14 Edward I, the said Oliver entered said manors and ejected him, continuing his own seisin to 14 August II, when the said John disseised him in a warlike manner, and the manors, until St. Nicholas next following, when the said Oliver them, and ejected the said John. manors are held of the king by the service of a knight's fee and are of the value of 40/. inquisition. Werministre. Monday before St. John the Baptist. C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (14.) Writ to the sheriff of York. Worcester. 10 January 17 Edward II. : York. Tuesday after Trinity. Ketel fled for divers larcenies imputed to her, and afterwards on in Passion week 16 Edward II, came to Hemmyngburgh, and the sheepfold of Maud, late the wife of William Amyson of Hemmyngand killed two ewes; on hearing which the said Maud came to her and found the said Denise skinning the ewes ; when the said Denise the approach of the said Maud, she attacked her with the knife, which she was skinning the ewes, and the said Maud, seeing the knife, to Clyff by Hemmyngburgh, and there the said Denise cornered her in a to kill her, and the said Maud, seeing that she could not escape death, an axe lying at her feet with which she struck the said Denise on the whereby she died. said Maud immediately journeyed to the king's court to seek the peace. C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (15.) Writ to the sheriff of Oxford. Westminster. 14 June 17 Edward II. : Oxford. Monday after St. John the Baptist. conspiracy Adam de Osegodesby, William Topclyve, and many others armed with swords and other weapons, killed Henry Bost in the of Oxford, and afterwards entered the town, and made a serious assault Richard Overse, constable, as he was keeping the king's peace by night ; beat and wounded many others, who with the said Richard were watching to keep the king's peace, so that a hue and cry was raised throughout town by mouth and horn, and many, hearing the same, came out of their and met the said Adam and others, and asked them to surrender to the peace, which they would not, but always more sharply attacked those to preserve the peace, and killed and wounded them. length John Morice, tailor, and John Senglaunt, tailor, wounded the said who forthwith died ; the said John and John for fear of attachment C. Ing. Misc. File 94. (16.) Petition to the king and Council from Humphrey de Bassingbourn, sheriff of Northampton. French. to Roger Beler and John de Lungevill. Westminster. 17 Edward II. [1324.] By petition of the Council. MISCELLANEOUS 185 : Northampton. Thursday the morrow of St. Mark. Giffard of Brymnesfeld and other rebels, when the said Humphrey took of Navesby into the king's hand, in their progress towards the parts, took 14/. in coin and divers goods and chattels found there.