June 16, Inquisition

Writ to the mayor and biailifis of Southampton. Porcestre. September 20 Edward II. [1326.] MISCELLANEOUS 231 : Southampton. 19 September. of wine belonging to certain merchants of Rabasteyn, which was of Henry de Lyme as security for the repayment of expenses by him on their behalf. Partly illegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (21.) Writ to the sheriff of Cambridge. Kenylworth. 22 December II. [1327.] to the sheriff of Cambridge. Kenylworth. 26 December. : Cambridge. Wednesday after the Epiphany. [1327.] men came to Overe to the parsonage of Master Thomas de Gartton and sold to John de Steynton, merchant, beasts to the value of more, and carried away the said Master Thomas whither the jurors C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (22.) Fragment. Trespasses in the County of Lincoln. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (23.) Inquisition before the constable of Bristol castle. Bristol. Friday beheading of St. John the Baptist 17 Edward [II]. [1324.] which Alan Percehay holds is worth ...a year and...a of the custody of the gate thereof is uncertain because it at the king's will. Mutilated and almost illegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (24.) Eynesford. in the hundred of Eynesford is guilty of unjustly taking goods damage to ecclesiastical persons or others because they have refused ; no sheriffs have ridden more than six journeys through the county, often to the house of any person ; nobody has unjustly sent his men to stay at any house of religious or others. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (25.) Commission to John de Lancastre, Gilbert de Southeworth, and Horneby. Croydon. 24 May 19 Edward II. [1326.] By petition : Lancaster. Monday after the Assumption 20 Edward II. de Merlaye, great-grandfather of Adam Noeel, whose heir he is, C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (26.) Imperfect extent of the manor of Bollesovere. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (27.) Inquisition before the sheriff of Lincoln and the keepers of pleas in the full county. of Philip de Helpringham were enfeoffed of two bovates of Helpringham by doing foreign service before [they were enfeoffed and a bovate of land there by the ancestors of William INQUISITIONS ancestors [of the said Philip] were always in the wardship of the ancestors de Kima and were married by them. Mudtilated. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (28.) Imperfect extent of the manor of Adderley, co. Salop. C. Ing. Misc. File 103. (29.) Writ to Simon de Grymesby, escheator north of Trent. Nottingham. 1 Edward III. [1327.] By the king. of the hamlet of Ravenwik, co. Cumberland. King's Salkild. before St. Katharine. to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Nottingham. : Kenyngton manor. 9 December. Petition from William Noil to the King and Council. French. to the Treasurer and Chamberlains. Westminster. 26 March III. [1327.] By petition of the Council. of certiorari to the Treasurer and Chamberlains. York. 30 May. of a final concord made on the octave of St. Hilary 17 Edward IT Hugh le Despenser the younger and Eleanor his wife plaintiffs and de la Lee deforciant as to the manors of West Horndon and and the advowson of the church of West Horndon. to the sheriff of Essex. Stanhope. 4 August. that Geoffrey de la Lee came into chancery on 14 September acknowledged (recognovit) that he had no right in the manor of West except by demise of James Beauflour for a term of three years, and that he levied a fine thereof to Hugh le Despenser in fear of death, which reason he also made a recognisance to the said Hugh of 500 marks. of privy seal to J. bishop of Ely, chancellor. Nottingham. 20 October. from William Noil to the king. French. to John de Cantebrigge, Robert de Asshele and Henry Gernet. 3 March. before the said Robert and Henry. Rumford. Tuesday after Benedict the abbot. de Trente gave the manor of West Thorndon to William Noy].