June 16, Inquisition

Writ to Matthew Broun, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Rutland, and Winchester. 3 May 18 Edward III. [1325.] : Bradecroft. for taking the manor of Keten which belonged to Thomas de C. Ing. Misc. File 96. (15.) Commission to John de Lyston and James de Lamburne. Melbourn, 18 Edward II. [1325.] : Reylegh. Saturday the morrow of St. Peter's Chair. de Badelesmere on the day of his forfeiture held of John de and Margery his wife, as of the right of the said Margery, a tenement called Caldhous by the yearly service of 4 marks. Cf. Close Commission to Roger Bast. Beaulieu. 16 April 18 Edward II. By the king. : Ipswich. Monday after St. Mark. Breede, master of a ship called la Katerine of Winchelessee, Gervase Robert Matheu, and John de Newendon of Winchelessee, and Henry of Harwich, with other mariners of the said ship, landed in the port and brought with them a ship laden with 35 tuns of woad, and there seven days as merchants of good fame, and offered the ship with the for sale ; whereupon Thomas de Debenham bought the ship and goods took them to Ipswich, and publicly exposed for sale 21 tuns and sold 14 tuns Baude and John Bekerel of Ipswich. ship is worth 4/., the value of the goods the jurors know not. MISCELLANEOUS 197 : Ipswich. Saturday after St. Augustine the bishop. were in a certain ship 35 tuns of woad of the price of 4/. a tun. from the said Roger Bast to the king as to the findings of the foregoing from which it appears that the ship and goods belonged to certain Amiens. French. C. Ing. Misc. File 96. (17.) Writof privy seal to the keeper of the manor of Feckenham. Porcestre. 18 Edward II. [1324.] French. before Nicholas de Hambiry, keeper of the manor of Fecham. after St. Faith. defects of the said manor, that is to say, of the hall, chambers, kitchens, saucery, gutters, buttresses (boteras), outer walls (mures), (pareyes), sluices, mill, and pond of the preserve, can be amended but most of the repairs should be done in summer, except the and sluices, which require repairs to the amount of 20/. before the otherwise the preserve will be destroyed. timber oaks (kenes de merym) will be required for these repairs. C. Ing. Misc. File 96. (18.) Writ to Edmund earl of Arundel, justice of Wales, or to him who his place. Westminster. 10 November 18 Edward II. [1324.] of the Council. before Res ap Griffith, supplying the place of the said justice Wales. Lanller. Wednesday after St. Nicholas. de Mortuo Mari, sometime justice of Wales, and his ministers there, attached Rees ap Jevan Vechan of West Wales, and untruly imputed that he did not arrest a felon accused of homicide, when he might have and detained him in prison until he could find security for a fine of C. Ing. Misc. File 96. (19.) Writ to the sheriff of Stafford. Porcestre. 28 August 18 Edward II. : Esyngton. Sunday after St. Luke. [1324.] de Swynnerton, parson of Cheleston, Sir Richard le Budel chaplain, Charnes, and David groom of the said Nicholas, took at Hulton against of John de Swynnerton 4 brazen pots and a posnet of the price of 52s. with 2 ewers of the price of half a mark; a shield with a saddle and the price of 100s. ; a habergeon with aventail, pisan, and collaret, of of 10 marks; 3 habergeons of the price of 20s.; 3 bacinets of the 30s.; a pair of jainbers, cuissans, and poleyns of the price of lds. ; of the price of 6 marks ; 2 crossbows of the price of 2 marks ; 2 bows price of a mark ; a sack, a barhude with a saddle and a box for harness, of of 20s.; 2 silver-gilt cups of the price of 7 marks; 2 silver dishes price of 44s. ; a piece of silver of the price of 15s.; 2 swords of war of of half a mark; a cup (mazere) and a goblet (note) of the price of 16s. ; of iron gloves of the price of mark; 7 oxen and a cow of the price each; 5 mares and 4 foals of the price of 8 marks; and 13 she the price of 13s. C. Ing. Misc. File 96. (20.) Commission to John de Lancastre and William de Tatham. Notyng- 11 December 18 Edward II. [1324.] INQUISITIONS : Wygan. Monday after the Purification. [1325.] de Holand held the manor of Orel, a moiety of the manor of Haydok, messuages in Neuton, when his lands were taken into the king's hand, de Langeton, as of the inheritance of Alesia, sometime his wife, which John now holds by the courtesy of England, by the yearly service Commission to Henry de Cobeham, John de Ifeld, and Thomas Laghton. 4 July 17 Edward II. [1324.] By the king information of W. de Ayremyne. : Rochester. Thursday after St. Peter's Chains 18 Edward II. Colpeper, before his forfeiture, on Thursday before St. Margaret II., disseised Gilbert Burdon and Maud his wife, and William Falke his wife, of a messuage, and 3 acres and 3 roods of land, in East which they held as the right and inheritance of the said Maud and after the death of Henry Rucke their kinsman. messuage and land are in the king's hand by the forfeiture of the said and are of the yearly value of 12d., and are held of the prior of Christ Canterbury, by the yearly service of 16d. of privy seal to Master Robert de Baldok, archdeacon of Middlesex, ordering him to do right. Westminster. 14 November. French. of certiorari to Henry dé Cobham, keeper of lands in the king's hand in Kent. Westminster. 15 November. By p.s. writ to the treasurer and chamberlains. of a grant by Henry de Kemesyngge to Walter Colpeper, of a rent of 12d., which Richard son of Maurice atte Vorde of East Farlegh to pay for a piece of land in the parish of East Barmlyngge near the bridge Farlegh, for which grant the said Walter paid the said Henry 11s. II. of a grant by the said Henry to the said Walter of a piece of land Farlegh between the land of the prior and convent of Christ church, eastwards, of the heir of John de Cruce southwards, the king's westwards, and the said Walter's land northwards, in exchange the land at Denestrete, which the said Walter had of the demise of de Frenyngham and John Gregory. 10 Edward II. of a grant by Henry Rukke of Est Farlegh to the said Walter, piece of land called Lougheland in East Farlegh between the way Fritheslane eastwards, the wood of the prior and convent of Christ Church, southwards, and the land of the heir of John de Cruce westwards for which grant the said Walter paid the said Henry 30s. II. C. Ing. Misc. File 97. (2.) Commission to Simon de Lunderthorp and Asculph de Whitewell. 15 February 18 Edward II. [1325.] : Graham. Thursday after the Annunciation. earl of Warrenne, twelve years past granted to William de Baiocis for life, rent of 20/. out of the mills of Graham, whereof the said William was seised, until the Nativity of St. John the Baptist last past, when were taken into the king's hand after the death of Aymar de Valencia. earl held the mills as appurtenances of the manor of Graham, which is of the king by knight service ; they are worth 12 marks yearly beyond rent. C. Ing. Misc. File 97. (3.) MISCELLANEOUS 199 Commission to Richard Wynneterthing and Richard de Iken, and auditors of the accounts of the manor of Deneye and Elmeneye which belonged to the Knights Templars. Westminster 18 Edward II. [1325.] of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Cambridge. of jurors. : Middelton. Saturday in Easter week. of the manor of Deneye, two parts of Elmeneye, and 15 acres of arable Waterbech, are held of the prior and convent of Ely by the yearly of 44 marks. petitions to the king and council from the prior and convent of Ely.