June 16, Inquisition

Writ to John de Lek, keeper of the castle and honour of Tuttebury, 30 July 19 Edward II. [1325.] : Tuttebury. Friday before Michaelmas. the chaplains of Tuttebury castle have been wont to receive an oak chace of Nedwode for firewood besides 6 marks yearly, sometimes in park of Castelhay and sometimes in the park of Rolleston. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (6.) Petition to the King and Council from the burgesses of Hedon in French. to Robert de Hedon and Robert de Burton. Shene. 18 October II. [1326.] By petition of the Council. : Changed because sealed at another time. : Hedon in Holdernesse. Thursday before the Purification. men of Hedon in Holdernesse by charters of King Henry, the king's and King John, the king's great-grandfather, are free burgesses, from the time of the charters have used and enjoyed the liberties to a free borough. the town first came into the hand of King Edward I he had no oven until Thomas de Normanvill, keeper of Holdernesse and of the town, year 16 Edward I erected an oven ; but no burgesses were distrained there until Henry Taillour, bailiff of Hedon, who held the oven to 26 years past grievously distrained certain burgesses and others to their bread for sale at the said oven by coercion and under colour of his and not of right, and so it has been used hitherto. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (7.) Writ to John de Bloumville, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, Huntingdon, Essex, and Hertford. Kenylworth. 23 March II. [1326.] : Theydene Gernon. 22 April. of the manor of Theydene Gernon, which is held of William John de Sutton, Richard de Stonhurst and Richard de Teye. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (8.) Writ to William de Weston, escheator in Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Middlesex, and in the city of London. Tower of London. 18 June II. [1326.] : Kyngeston. Saturday the eve of St. Margaret 20 Hd- II. twenty-seven acres of land of John de Matham in Haverichesham by twenty are not held of the king in chief, and were purchased Walter son of Sampson de Moleseye, father of the said John's wife, from MISCELLANEOUS 225 Writ of certiorari to John de Insula, keeper of forfeited lands in Cippenham. 24 October 19 Edward II. [1325.] of the manor of Sturmere, which belonged to John de Goldington, the land in Bridebroke which belonged to the said John called and of lands of [Richard] de Honewyk in Bridebroke made before Gobyoun and John de Dovere. Sturmere. Monday the morrow of Sum total, 79s. 23d. say that the king was seised of 60s. of rent, which John de caused to be levied by a grievous and continual distraint, and power of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, from the lands held by John and Alice his wife in Wydekeshoo, in the name of dower of the of Edmund de Suttone. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (10.) Writ to Matthew Broun, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton, Tower of London. 18 June 19 Edward II. [1326.] : Lincoln. 21 September 20 Edward II. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (11.) Writ to Matthew Broun, escheator in cos. Northampton, Lincoln, Kenylworth. 7 April 19 Edward II. [1326.] : Chaucumbe. 12 April. of the priory of Chaucumbe during voidance. Cf. Close Roll p. 468. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (12.) Return from the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. West- 9 April. before the abbot of St. Mary, York, and John de Barton of York. Friday after ... 19 Edward II. [1326.] of repairs required at York castle. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (13.) Writ to the sheriff of Hants. Tower of London. 13 December II. [1325.] : Southampton. Monday after Christmas. wool and woad of Robert de Sancto Fuciano and others (named), of Amiens, were arrested by John Clyve and Hugh Sampson, of customs at Southampton, on 27 July 18 Edward II, by reason between the kings of England and France, and were delivered Descures, sheriff of Hants, on 3 January 18 Edward II, to Thomas by indenture. of writs and indentures relating to the said wool and woad. C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (14.) Inquisition before Andrew de Medestede, sheriff of Surrey. in Farnham. Thursday after the Conversion of St. Paul II. [1326.] Cosyn did waste in a grange to the amount of 40s., in a sheepfold of 20s., and in a chamber to the amount of 40s., by destroying them, and by destroying and selling 60 oaks worth 60s., and 10 apple 10s. de Frollebury had damage to the amount of 100s. besides the the said buildings and trees, C. Ing. Misc. File 102. (15.) 716 INQUISITIONS 906.