June 16, Inquisition

Commission to Simon de Hedersete, William But the elder and Bateman. Westminster. 4 March 1 Edward II. [1327.] : Norwich. Saturday after St. Gregory. assise of length and breadth of serges (sargiorwm), blankets (swperlecand carpets (tapetorum) of worthsted worked in Norfolk from time memory has been as follows: Of length of serges, four assises, viz. 50, 30 and 24 ells; of length and breadth of blankets three assises viz. by 5 ells, 5 by 4, and 4 by 3. Ston of Worthstede and many others (named) have made serges, MISCELLANEOUS 233 Writ to the sheriff of Stafford. Nottingham. 26 October III. [1327.] before Simon de Cungreve, bailiff of the liberty of the bishop of Colewych. Sunday before St. Thomas the Apostle. son of John de Lecroft and others (named) took by stealth and away 8 oxen of Roger Trumwyne the younger at Cannokbury. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (4.) Writ to the sheriff of Leicester. York. 14 June 1 Edward III. : Leicester. Thursday after the Nativity of St. Mary. manor of Lubbesthorpe, which Roger la Zousche, who was outlawed held, has been for a year and a day in the king's hand. to the King and Council from William la Zouche. French. Ct. Extent of the town of Clifton Dertemuth Hardenasse and of the before the sheriff of Devon, in the presence and with the consent de Teukesbury. Dodebroke. Saturday before St. George C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (6.) Writ to R. bishop of Salisbury. Stanhope. 6 August 1 Edward III. castle of Old Sarum is notoriously, and has been from time beyond situated without the metes, bounds and tithings of the church of of Old Sarum. the foundation of the town of New Sarum the cathedral church was situated within the said castle, to which all tithes, profits and within the said castle belonged ; after the foundation of the cathedral and town of New Sarum the priests, who for the time were celebrating chapel of St. Cross in the said castle, had the said tithes, profits and C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (7.) Writ of privy seal to Thomas de Neumarche, Reynold de Dunyngton de Naulton. Nottingham. 8 October 1 Edward III. [1327.] before the said Thomas and Reynold. Somerton. Friday after necessary at Somerton castle are estimated to cost 400/. at least ; having been caused at the time when Sirs Henry de Bello Monte de Gray had the custody of the castle. of the stock there is given. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (8.) Inquisition before the sheriff of Norfolk. Snyterle. Thursday after 1 Edward III. [1327.] Wednesday after St. Luke Henry atte Ferye of Great Jernemuth and (named) and their fellows met on the high seas a ship of La Sluse in called Le Crilond, whereof John Fantornek is master, laden with goods and merchandise of divers Scots, sent to the parts of Scotland maintenance of the king's enemies ; the said goods are in the keeping Gerberge of Great Jernemuth and others (named). C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (9.) INQUISITIONS Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. York. 20 June III. [1327.] : Stanbrugge. 26 July. de Baldok, archdeacon of Middlesex, held on the day of his death of Stanbrugge for the term of his life by virtue of a fine ; the manor to remain to Richard son of John le Chamberleyn and Margaret his wife heirs in tail by virtue of the said fine ; it is held of the king in chief yearly service of 60s., and a yearly payment of 4/. to the prior and of Newenham ; its clear value is 4/. 6s. 64d. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (10.) Writ to Bartholomew de Burghersh, constable of Dover castle and of the Cinque Ports. York. 6 July 1 Edward III. [1327.] before William Hurtyn, mayor of Dover, and John Monyn, of that town. Dover. Friday after St. Mark 2 Edward III. [1328.] Sandre had a messuage in the town of Dover, which, on account of committed by him for which he abjured the realm, was seized into hand, and afterwards given by King Edward II to Ellen, wife of John, for the term of her life ; after her death the king can grant the C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (11.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Leicester. 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Wonford. 10 December. hundred of Buddelegh, co. Devon, was seized into the king's hand Richard de Stapeldon had it by grant of King Edward II during the pleasure, rendering yearly therefor 63s. 4d.; the escheator seized the into the king's hand because the said Richard had no tenure thereof the king ; the hundred is of the yearly value of 63s. 4d. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (12.) Writ to the steward of Rokyngham forest. Peterborough. 16 April III. [1327.] : Bolewik. .. . de Holeweye, who held for life the bailiwick of Bruggestoke and C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (13.) Writ to the sheriff of Oxford. York. 22 June 1 Edward III. of the manors of Fulbroke and Westhalle before William le Mareschal, of the honor of St. Valery. Westhalle. Tuesday the feast of the of St. Thomas the Martyr. Sum, 40/. 19s. 8d. and half a on the same day of lands which belonged to Hugh le Despenser, of Winchester, a rebel, in the towns of Swynebroke, Upton and before the sheriff of Oxford. Sum, 7l. 18s. 6d. Cf. Patent Roll p. 143. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (14.) MISCELLANEOUS 235 Inquisition before William de Shareshull, Robert de Asshele and Loveday. Bekenesfeld. Thursday after Christmas 1 Edward III. prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England to John de Horneby and Geoffrey de Bolestrode certain tenements in C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (15.) Writ of mittimus to Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows, justices. 12 May 2 Edward III. [1328.] By petition of the Council. to Roger de Somervill, Robert de Scoreburgh and Adam de Westminster. 8 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Scardeburgh. Tuesday in Easter week. hospital of St. Nicholas, Scarborough, and another hospital were founded commonalty of the town. inquisition relates to the appointment of wardens and the management hospitals, but is very imperfect. ] of scire facias to the sheriff of York relating to Robert de Spynay of the said hospitals. York. 22 [August]. to the King and Council from the commonalty of Scartheburgh. C. Ing. Misc. File 104. (16.) Petition to the King and Council from Emelina Longespee. French. to William de Harden and Robert de Hungerford. Westminster. 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of the Council. : Avynton. Saturday before St. Gregory the Pope. Longespee was seised of the manor of Avynton by demise of Thomas C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (1.) Petition to the King and Council from Gilbert de Turbervill. French. to the sheriff of Glamorgan. Westminster. 5 February 1 Edward IIT. at the county of Glamorgan held at Kaerdif. Monday before Chair. de Turberville, ancestor of the said Gilbert, whose heir he is, once tenements in Lanhary in the parts of Glamorgan, from which unjustly ejected by a former sheriff. Cf. Close Roll 1 Edward III, pt. 1. petition. writ. at the same county. land of Comtyok called La Niwelonde in the parts of Glamorgan was a member annexed to the lordship of Coytif, which is of the of the said Gilbert. Grek and Morgan Vaghan, his brother, and their ancestors held the of the ancestors of the said Gilbert until Robert de Aston, long constable of Lantrissant, by heavy distraints and imprisonments the tenants of Richard de Turberville, ancestor of the said Gilbert, heir he is, to attorn for their services to Gilbert de Clare, long since INQUISITIONS Gloucester and lord of those parts, and thus they have hitherto been detained in the hand of the lords of Glamorgan. C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (2.) Commission to John de Trillowe, Adam de Dene and John de Merie. 28 January 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of the of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Oxford and Berks. before the said John and Adam. Grauntpound by Oxford. the feast of St. Matthias. de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and Hertford, granted to Isabel his late the wife of Maurice de Berkele, for her life, 8/. of rent in Spenhame- Neubury. inquisition. findings as to the manors of Shyptone and Burford, except the C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (3.) Writ to the keeper of the manor of Coule, which is now in the king's Durham. 18 June 1 Edward III. [1327.] stating that certain land in Couele and the manor of Couele are in hand on account of the forfeiture of William Tochet. of scire facias to the sheriff of Buckingham relating to Richard Tochet, and heir of the said William. Durham. 17 July 1 Edward III. from Edmund de Grymesby, parson of the church of Preston, to the and Council. French. to Philip de Aylesbury, John de la Penne, John de Chetewode Burdon. Bernewell. 20 February 19 Edward Hl. [1326.] By of the Council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Buckingham. before the said Philip and John de Chetewode. Bukyngham. after Whitsun week 19 Edward II. de Tyrington, late parson of the church of Preston, was seised of and 6 acres of land in Coule in right of his church ; Master Roger de and Master William de Foderinggeye, his predecessors, and parsons of that church from time beyond memory were so seised, until Tochet disseised the said Robert in the year 10 Edward II. Cf. Close pp. 168 and 171. C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (4.) Petition from Randolph de Dacre to the King and Council. French. of an indenture made at Heygheved on Sunday after the 16 Edward II, witnessing the release by Master Michael Harccla Randolph de Dacre of a yearly rent of 5 marks from his tenements in and a grant by the said Sir Randolph to the said Master Michael manor of Hoff for life, with reversion to the said Sir Randolph and his wife and her heirs. to Henry de Warthecop, John de Skelton and Robert Parvyng. 7 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of the MISCELLANEOUS 237 : Appilby. Monday in Easter week. said Randolph demised the said manor to the said Master Michael Commission to Ralph de Normanvill, Simon de Baldreston and Deyvill. York. 11 June 1 Edward III. [1327.] By writ of ps. : Pontefract. Saturday the feast of St. James. de Insula, grandfather of Alice daughter of Henry de Insula, granted C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (6.) Petition from Adam de Swylyngton to the King and Council. French. to Hugh de Pikworth, Richard de Aldesburgh and William Westminster. 6 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of York. : Shirburn in Elmet. Wednesday the feast of the Annunlate earl of Lancaster, in the year 10 Edward II granted to the 401. of yearly rent from the manor of Ledes and the mills of that Commission to John de Trillawe, William de Shareshull and William Westminster. 27 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] By of the Council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Oxford. before the said William and William. Oxford. Wednesday Gregory the Pope. Page of Curtlynton, grandfather of Thomas Page of Curtlyntone, of a croft in the town of Curtlyntone containing 43 acres in the King Edward I, and demised the same to Ela then countess of Warwick, the manor of Curtlyntone, for her life, with reversion to the said and his heirs ; after her death Hugh le Despenser the elder, to whose said manor came, annexed the croft as if it were parcel of the manor, his power occupied it all his life ; it is now in the king's hand by his said croft was held of Hugh le Despenser, as lord of the manor of while he lived, by the service of a tenth part of sixpence ; it is value of 4s. 6d. C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (8.) Commission to Thomas Gobyon, John de Crosseby and John de Westminster. 31 January 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of : Hadleye. Monday in the quinzaine of the Purification. de Estwike and Alice his wife held in fee 12 acres of land in Hadleye C. Ing. Misc. File 105. (9.) Commission to Robert de Asshele and Robert de Swalclif. West- 21 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of the Council. :--Westminster, Thursday the feast of St, Gregory the Pope, INQUISITIONS Pente of London in the year 7 Edward II demised to John de la for sixteen years certain tenements in the town of Westminster. Cf.