June 16, Inquisition

Commission to John de Bello Campo of Somerset, Reynold de Pavely de Hungerford. Westminster... . 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Wilton. Thursday the eve of St. Philip and St. James. and convent of Amesbury at the request of King Edward I past provided a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily for the soul Eleanor, mother of the said king, and the good estate of the kingdom, maintained the said chantry at their expense until this day. king promised them 100I. of land or rent yearly for the maintenance chantry, but neither he nor King Edward II, nor any other have upon the said prioress and convent any such land or rent. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (17.) Commission to John de Ticheburn, Ralph de Bereford and Robert Westminster. 12 March 1 Edward III. [1327.] before the said John and Robert. Southampton. Monday Annunciation. the morrow of the Conception last past certain evildoers a ship at the Isle of Wight and carried away certain woad belonging C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (18.) Letter from the mayor and échevins of Crotoy and Maioc to the échevins of London and all other lords and justices. The morrow 1327. French. the mayor and sheriffs of London. Topelif. 12 July 1 Edward II. : London. Thursday before the Nativity of St. Mary. of William Kauntepy about the Purification 17 Edward II. was taken Reymund Spyan of Bayonne and other evildoers and brought to the C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (19.) INQUISITIONS Commission to the abbot of Derleye and Richard de Wilughby 1 June 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Derby, in the hospital of St. Leonard of that town, in the of the warden and brethren of the said hospital. Wednesday before Barnabas. said hospital is of the foundation of the king's ancestors and was given with certain tenements for their support. de Luichurche, chaplain, had the king's commission of the wardenship the said hospital and occupied it and its goods, and ejected Roger de a leper, and wasted the goods. the time of its foundation the lepers were wardens of the hospital and possessions, and no whole person interfered except at their will; the are enough for the maintenance of 4 men, viz. 2 lepers and 2 whole by their assent, of which whole persons one used to deal with the affairs hospital by order of the lepers ; there were no sisters except at the will of lepers ; there are at present in the hospital 2 lepers and 2 whole persons, whole persons one is chaplain to celebrate divine service for the C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (20.) Writ to the mayor and bailiffs of Hertelpol. Lincoln. 22 September III. [1327.] : Hertelpol. Wednesday after St. Faith. son of Hugh de Browirshaven and others attacked the ship Laurence : C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (21.) Commission to John de Ticheburn, Ralph de Bereford and Richard Westminster. 28 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] before the said John and Ralph. Winchester. Wednesday the Annunciation. Aubyn and others were compelled by Hugh le Despenser the younger C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (22.) Writ to the sheriff of Hants. Peterborough. 9 April 1 Edward III. By writ of p.s. : Portesmuth. Tuesday after the close of Easter. Daulo and other evildoers (named and some unknown) attacked a ship Stathen, merchant of Almain, called the Rykynbergh, laden with and salt fish in Norway to be conveyed to Southampton, while sailing the coast near Dover, with a great ship and 2 barges, and pursued her coast near Boulogne, and there took from her 57 lasts of herrings, a of salt fish and other goods, to the value of 300/., and conveyed her to in Porteseye. Tol of Hoke and others (named), knowing the said trespass, had, from the said evildoers, many of the said herrings. said evildoers conveyed the said ship to Portesmuth, where she remains keeping. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (23.) Commission to Robert Burdet and Roger de Belgrave. Lincoln, 1 Edward III. [1327.] MISCELLANEOUS 251 : Leicester. Friday after St. Simon and St. Jude. belonging to Gilbert Avener, which were in the keeping of Walter de C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (24.) Commission to Robert de Asshele and Robert de Kelleseye. West- 16 February. ... [1327.] By petition of the Council. : Westminster. Saturday after St. Gregory the Pope III. le Rous was seised of 7 acres of land in Westminster in the year I by feoffment of Juliana de Cardoyl and continued his seisin until 9 Edward II, when the said land was drawn to the manor of La then in the king's hand, by John de Cardoyl, Roger de la Bedde and le Messer, the king's servants. said land is still in the king's hand and is held of the abbot of Westby the yearly service of fourpence. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (25.) Commission to Adam Walrond and Peter Doygnel. Westminster. 1327.) : Salisbury. Wednesday in the first week of Lent. Giffard granted to John Torny certain rent from his manor of Asshtone Writ to Simon de Bereford, escheator south of Trent. Lincoln. 2 Edward III. [1328.] : Burton. Monday before St. Thomas the Apostle. abbot of Croyland did not intrude himself in a messuage and a bovate C. Ing. Misc. File 108. (1.) Commission to Robert de Aspale and Roger de Gildesburgh. 16 May 2 Edward III. [1328.] By the king. of the manor of Eggeswere, co. Middlesex. Monday after Trinity. 23d. of the manor of Colham, co. Middlesex. Tuesday after the octave Sum, 59/. 5s. 104d. of the manor of Middelington, co. Oxford. 13 June. Sum, 2d. of the manor of Burnecestre, co. Oxford. 13 June. Sum, 2d. and half a farthing. of the manor of Horblingge, co. Lincoln. 3July. Sum, 18/. 11s. 74d. of the manor of Halton, co. Lincoln. 6 July. Sum, 60/. 9s. 5d. of the manor of Wadenho, co. Northampton. Friday 1 July. 6s. 2d. of Halton castle, co. Chester. Wednesday after St. James. Sum, of the manor of Whytegyft, co. York. 16 July. Sum, 12/. 19s. 63d. INQUISITIONS Writ to Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales, or to him who his place in South Wales, Northampton. 16 May 2 Edward III. By the king. of the manor of Glasbury before Robert de Malleye, supplying of the justice of Wales in South Wales. Tuesday before the Nativity John the Baptist. extent of the manor of Clyfforde. Monday before the Nativity of C. Ing. Misc. File 108. (3.) Writ to Simon de Bereford, escheator south of Trent. Salisbury. 2 Edward III. [1328.] : Odiham. Tuesday the feast of St. Cecilia. le Blount and Juliana his wife on 12 June last enfeoffed Walter, of the church of Leyburne, and Martin, parson of the church of of the manor of Wynchesfeld. : Newenton, co. Kent. Monday the morrow of St. Leonard. finding as to the manors of La Gare and Langele and a third part manor of Herietesham, with tenements in Eslinge, Osprenge, Hertelepe, Elmele, Asshe, Sydingburne, Tonge, Milstede, Morston, Rodmersham, Upchurch, Bordenn and Middelton. : Canterbury. Saturday after All Saints. finding as to the manors of Overlond and Eylmerston. Cf. Close p. 442. C. Ing. Misc. File 108. (4.) Writto Simon de Bereford, escheator south of Trent. Westminster. 2 Edward III. [1328.] : Maldon. 27 January 3 Edward III. [1329.] son of Walter, late lord of Wodeham, granted to the abbess of and Blanche his daughter, a nun of the said abbess, 40s. of yearly his manor of Burnham, for the life of the said Blanche. Cf. Close to the same escheator. Westminster. 15 February 3 Edward III. : Colchester. Wednesday after St. Gregory 3 Edward III. said Robert granted to Albreda, sometime prioress of Haliwelle by and Christiana de Burgo, his daughter, a nun of the said prioress, of yearly rent from his manor of Lexeden, for the life of the said Writ to the bailiffs of Queen Isabel of the manor of Cokham. 30 November 2 Edward III. [1328.] before John Vachel, bailiff. Benetfeld. Monday before St. tenements in Benetfeld are of the demesnes of the manor of Cokham.