May 6, Inquisition

Edward III. [1332.] : Exeter. 28 May. of Mont St. Michel did not appropriate by his prior of Oteryton statute of mortmain a ferling of land in Buddelegh or the port of with the fishery. the same escheator. Wodestoke. 22 May. C. Ing. Misc. File 121. (22.) Commission to William le Botiller and Roger Carles. Tower of 29 March 6 Edward III. [1332.] : of the castle, honor and land of Chirk, which belonged to Roger de of Chirk, and are in the king's hand by the forfeiture of Roger Mari, late earl of March, kinsman and heir of the aforesaid Roger. after the close of Easter. called Trethkeillow, Trethtan, Gogerith Clammey, Trethmuyt, Trethteitho and Dovergoun are mentioned. Sum, 7d. C. Ing. Misc. File 121. (23.) Writ to the justice of South Wales. Westminster. 12 October III. [1331.] in the full county before Philip de Clanvowe, supplying the Sir Gilbert Talbot, justice of South Wales. Kermerdin. Thursday Bartholomew 6 Edward III. [1332.] tenants of Cardigansire, Cantrefmaur and Kermerdinesire, as well barony as other free tenants, ought and are wont to answer in the 4 21 INQUISITIONS of Kermerdyn before the justice of South Wales and him who supplies place, at the suit of all persons by the king's writs of his chancery of and ought to answer before the same by bills and attachments suit of the king, wherever and whenever he wishes to hold his sessions, so have answered from time beyond memory. king's bedel of Kermerdyn ought and is wont to make his executions attachments in all the said parts and the bedels have done so from the when Robert Tybetot was justice of South Wales. stewards of Cardigansire and Cantrefmaur have no power or jurisdiction pleas touching the crown in any way. inquisition was taken by men of Kermerdynschire. inquisition taken by men of Cantref Bathan and Iskennyn. inquisition taken by men of Cantrefmaur. C. Ing. Misc. File 121, (24.) Inquisition before the escheator. Dorcestre. Monday after St. 6 Edward III. [1332.] son of Reynold, who married Alice daughter of John C[rjubbe, to her by charter on 23 March 18 Edward II, before he married her, manor of Wolvetone ; from the time of the marriage he had no estate manor except as her husband. C. Ing. Misc. File 121. (25.) Inquisition before the sheriff of Lincoln. Est Rasen. Tuesday St. Thomas the Martyr 6 Edward III. [1332.] of Margaret de Davyntre, the king's nurse, in West Rasen, seized Simon de Hereford and others of that town, because Henry de Throp, her husband, was accused of killing Nicholas son of the said Simon.