June 16, Inquisition
Commission to John de Annesle and Robert de Prestebury. York. 2 Edward III. [1328.] By petition of the council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Gloucester. : Munechenehampton. Monday before St. George. le fitz Johan on Sunday after St. Mark 19 Edward I, when he Eleanor his wife at Harsecombe, with the assent of John le fitz his father, dowered her at the church door with a third part of of sealer of writs in England (spigurnancie Anglie), before that office the hands of King Edward I, by grant of the said John, who granted the said dotation for 300/., which he received from Roger le of the said Eleanor. Herbert survived his father for seven years and more, and died on of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist 14 Edward IT. descended to the heir of the said John, whence he can make a to the king of the said dower. C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (2.) Commission to Antony de Lucy, Robert de Barton and John de Salisbury. 29 October 2 Edward III. [1328.] By petition of before the said Robert and John. Carlisle. Monday before the of St. Paul. [1329.] INQUISITIONS abbot and convent of Geddeworth in Scotland from time beyond memory the wars between England and Scotland held the church of Artureth own use. de Russedale, sometime lord of the manor of Lydale, to which the of the said church then belonged, gave it to the said abbot and who impropriated the said church by consent of Bernard the Second, of Carlisle, and confirmation of the chapter of Carlisle. Cf. Patent Writ to Simon de Bereford, escheator south of Trent. Lincoln. 2 Edward III. [1328.] : Swynesheved. Monday after St. Edmund the king. abbot of Croyland and his predecessors have been seised of a rent of C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (4.) Commission to Henry de Pomeriis, James de Cokynton, Henry and Matthew de Crauthorne. Westminster, 28 November III. [1328.] taken at Exeter. Thursday before St. Hilary. [1329.] ships La Cogg Nostre Dame and la Rode Cogg of Exmouth were taken C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (5.) Petition to the King and Council from Robert de Dighton, parson church of Hautwisel in the bishopric of Durham. French. to William de Denum, Richard de Emeldon and Robert de Salisbury. 30 October 2 Edward III. [1328.] By petition of Council. : Newcastle on Tyne. Tuesday before Ash Wednesday III. [1329.] predecessors of the abbot of Abberbrothok from time beyond memory the said church to their own uses by gift of William, sometime King of and by bull of Pope Alexander, and grant of Robert del Isle, sometime of Durham, and confirmation of the chapter of Durham. said Robert was presented by King Edward II in the 13th year of his by reason of the war, the king claiming the presentation as his right by C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (6.) Writ to the sheriff of Hants. Windsor. 15 November 2 Edward III. By petition of the Council. before the bailiffs of the city of Winchester. Monday after Katharine. earl of Lancaster, Thomas Wake, Hugh de Audele and Roger de with their household, came to Winchester on Sunday before All Saints unarmed, on their way towards Salisbury by reason of the parliament, peacefully stayed until the following Thursday, when they departed, did no harm to anybody. inquisition before the sheriff, C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (7.) MISCELLANEOUS 259 Commission to John Randolf, John de Ticheburn, Robert de and Ralph de Bereford to inquire as to an attack made upon and John Gyme of London by evildoers of the parts of France, and Poitou. Salisbury. 20 October 2 Edward III. [1328.] venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Hants. of a proof taken at Southampton. Saturday the morrow of Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. York. 13 February III. [1328.] : Norwich. Thursday in Easter week. Fille and others (named) on Monday after the Nativity of St. Mary III on the coast near Blakene took from the Scots a ship of William of Lenne, previously taken by the Scots, and demised to themselves scarlet of the price of 9/7. and a bundle of divers spices of the price in the said ship, which belonged to Lavisin Woter, burgess of ; each of them exposed his share for sale ; the jurors are ignorant hands the goods now are. C. Ing. Misc. File 109. (9.) Commission to Henry de Nasse and John de Boxe. Northampton-
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- Henry de Pomeriis 4 other appearances →
- Hugh de Audeley 975 other appearances →
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- James de Cokyngton 58 other appearances →
- James de Cokynton 22 other appearances →
- John Box 33 other appearances →
- John Gyme 4 other appearances →
- John de Annesle 273 other appearances →
- John de Tycheburn 295 other appearances →
- John of Salisbury 227 other appearances →
- Matthew de Crouthorn 202 other appearances →
- Ralph de Bereford 240 other appearances →
- Richard de Emeldon 517 other appearances →
- Robert de Barton 1015 other appearances →
- Robert de Dighton 12 other appearances →
- Robert de Insula 510 other appearances →
- Robert de Prestbury 131 other appearances →
- Simon de Bereford 1168 other appearances →
- Thomas Wake 2648 other appearances →
- William de Denoume 381 other appearances →
- William de Denum 195 other appearances →
- William de Lenne 42 other appearances →
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