May 6, Inquisition

Writ to Roger Chaundos, escheator in cos. Worcester, Gloucester, Salop, Stafford and the march of Wales adjoining. Kedermynstre. . . 6 Edward IIL. [1332.] : Lodeford. 7 September. prior and convent of the abbey of Wyggemore and their predecessors had the custody of the abbey in times of voidance from time beyond Writ to John de Louthre, escheator in cos, York, Northumberland, and Westmoreland. Knaresburgh. 6 November 6 Edward IIT. North Riding. : Crakhalle. 12 January. de Stanelay twenty-five years past granted to Master Geoffrey, of the church of Langeton for life 4 tofts, 120 acres of land and 16 acres in Nethir Whetwell at a yearly rent of 60s. late the wife of Thomas de Stanelay, now deceased, did not hold her life or otherwise any lands of the inheritance of the heir of John de who is under age and in the king's wardship. C. Ing. Mise. File 122. (2.) Writ to the sheriff of Northampton. Wodestoke. 17 May III. [1332.] MISCELLANEOUS 323 : Wolde. Sunday before St. Laurence the Martyr. in Wolde, which Andrew son of Simon le Soutere of Wolde, outlawed for felony, held, has been fora year and a day in the king's Petition to the King and Council from Hugh de Hoghton, sometime of King Edward II at Berwick on Tweed. French. to the king from the said Hugh. French. to Nicholas de Langeton, mayor of the city of York, Thomas Adam de Hoperton. Wodestoke. 2 May 6 Edward III. [1332.] of the Council. venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of York. before the said Nicholas and Adam. York. Thursday after Hugh received from Simon Warde, sheriff of York, at York, 50 to convey to Berwick on Tweed for the maintenance of the armed garrison of that town, and hired a ship at York from William de citizen of York, and loaded her with the wine. took the ship at sea between Ravenser and Hornese and killed the men who were therein, and took away the two surviving men with and wine to Aberdene. was taken in April 9 Edward II; each tun of the wine was worth ship was not taken by the fault or negligence of the said Hugh mariners or men therein. privy seal to J. bishop of Winchester, chancellor, ordering him a suitable remedy for the said Hugh. Pontefract. 21 March III. [1333.] French. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (4.) Writ to the bailiffsof Montgomery. Baldok. 4 April 6 Edward III. to John de Stretford, bishop of Winchester, chancellor, from the commonalty of the town of Montgomery, stating that the king them by writ to inquire as to the death of Alexander de Middulton matters, and to certify the court; whereupon they took an and returned into court the finding of the jurors ; it was delivered de Kylom and then shown to the chancellor ; a writ of pluries from the chancery as if they had neglected (swrsitz) the king's whereas they have carried them out as far as they could. the chancellor to take notice that the town is in the march of that they are enfranchised by charter of the king's ancestors, and of the present king, so that they are not answerable except king's bailiffs and within the town, being outside any county ; they pray the chancellor not to allow them to be wrongfully troubled for the king has his ministers among them to do right to everybody. : Montgomery. Wednesday after the Invention of the Holy after St. Simon and St. Jude 19 Edward II in the church of Montgomery at the first hour Robert Panes suddenly and killed Alexander de [Middelton], and Alan de Cherleton, then the castle and land of Montgomery, with the aid of Walter de la Vyse, la Bowre, William de Marlowe, Clement Clerk, John de Wodurton, INQUISITIONS Cotuwelle, and John le Stedemon, conveyed the said Robert Panes to of Montgomery, where the said Alan de Cherleton received him and him at his will without doing justice to the king or to the relatives. bailiffs of Montgomery came to the said Adam, constable of the castle and demanded the body of the said Robert to answer in court in that town, and the said Alan refused to deliver him. de Codyntone, by order of the said Alan, in the presence of many good broke a strong box of Joan de Middulton and took 100s. therefrom. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (5.) Commission to Richard de Wilughby, John Inge, John de Pulteneye, of the city of London, and William de Shareshull. Wodestoke. 6 July III. [1332.] of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Surrey. from the commissioners to the sheriff. Westminster. 6 July. of jurors. of si non omnes to the commissioners. Wodestoke. 8 July. : Lambheth. Monday after the quinzaine of St. John the Sunday before the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr John de chaplain, and Matthew Cosceour, by order of John de Hothum, of Ely, came to Camberwell with force and arms, together with others and took Adam de Wysehech and John de London and conveyed - to places unknown and carried away their goods to the value of 40s., feloniously, and assaulted and imprisoned them and still detain the said in prison. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (6.) Writ to the sheriff of Warwick. Westminster. 22 September III. [1332.] : Warwick. Monday before St. Simon and St. Jude. toft and a fourth part of a messuage in Warrewyke, which Robert le who was hanged for felony, held, have been for a year and a day king's hand. tenements are held of the dean and chapter of St. Mary's, Warwick ; now holds them in the king's hand and had the king's year, day waste and ought to answer therefor. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (7.) Commission to William Botiller of Wemme, William le fitz Waryn Roger Carles. Staunford. 16 April 6 Edward III. [1332.] By writ seal. before the said William le fiz Waryn and Roger. Werthlowe. before St. Dunstan. Loyd and others (named and some unknown) of the parts of Kedewyng with armed power on Monday after St. Ambrose came to the hundred and Halseten in the king's land of Montgomery and broke the of Howel Voyl and others (named) in the towns of Brempton, Ruston, and Espele and feloniously carried away their goods to the value marks; whereupon hue and cry was raised by the constable of Castle and others, who were pursued by the said Madoc and to the number of 600, to the town of Montgomery ; several persons assaulted and killed, and proclamations were made against conveying to the said town ; these evildoers also gave counsel to the men MISCELLANEOUS 325 Melenyth and Werthreynon and excited them to the destruction of of Montgomery ; two murders were committed. Cf. Patent Roll p. 298. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (8.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south af Trent. Waltham. 6 Edward III. [1332.] : Kyngeston. 10 March. acres of land in Kyngeston are held of the king in socage by the service 6d. yearly to the farm of the town of Kyngeston. in the time of King Edward I was in seisin of Thomas Wolfrich, thereof Edward Lovekyn, to hold of the king by the same service ; the yearly value of 12d. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (9.) Writ to William de Estfeld, constable of the castle of Tikhill. 24 November 6 Edward III. [1332.] By writ of privy : Tuesday the morrow of St. Andrew. vicar of the church of Laghton, assaulted Hugh de Lyndesey, servant count of Eu, at Laghton ; the said James, together with William and Richard Bibbe, dug and carried the arable land of the said Laghton, viz. 50 cartloads; the said James, together with John de Richard Bibbe and Thomas Norman, cut down and carried away of the said count at Laghton. said vicar personally excommunicated Laurence Bright, bailiff of the with ringing bells and lighted candles in the churches of All Saints, and St. John the Baptist without ecclesiastical process, demanding and his lord tithe of the agistment of the herbage of the count's Laghton and of the mill there, so that the bailiff cannot serve his manor is of the ancient demesne of the crown and never paid such C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (10.) Writ to Edward de Bohun, justice of North Wales, or to him who his place, and Robert de Hambury, chamberlain of Kaernarvan. 5 February 6 Edward III. [1332.] By petition of the Council. : Beaumaris. Thursday after the Beheading of St. John king's tenants of his town of Rosfeyre in the commote of Meney held king in villenage 11 cottages with curtilages adjacent and 28 acres of the said town, for which they used to render yearly at the exchequer for their rents and customs 70s. day of St. Nicholas 4 Edward III the tenements were entirely and so covered by sand and the tide that the tenants could have thereof from that day and cannot have any in future. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (11.) Commission to Robert Selyman, Roger Bavent and William Peverel. 27 January 6 Edward III. [1332.] By the Council. before the said Roger and William. Ambresbury. Monday in week of Lent. INQUISITIONS daughter of Peter de Gavestone, late earl of Cornwall, died in the of Ambresbury on the feast of St. Hilary 18 Edward II; she was of age of 15 years and died of illness. de Multone, lord of Egermond, alienated none of her lands before her death. C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (12.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Hertford. 6 Edward III. [1332.] : Narburgh, co. Norfolk. 30 April. sub-prior and convent of Wermegeye in all voidances have had the 468, 512. C. Inq. Misc. File 122. (13.) Writ to Henry le Gulden, escheator in cos. Somerset, Dorset, Devon Cornwall, to inquire and certify whether Reynold son of Reynold was of the manor of Wolveton by Dorchester on the day of his death as is by Edmund Ha[kelut] to whom the king had granted the wardship lands of Herbert son of Reynold, deceased, during the minority of the or whether he had enfeoffed thereof before their marriage Alice, late now the wife of John Chaunterel, and whether they pretended that the right of Alexander Stavord, chaplain, and he granted it by fine and their heirs tail, as they allege. had been found by inquisition that Joan de Vyvoun had granted it by with the king's licence to the said Reynold son of Reynold and John of Reynold and the heirs tail of the said John, with remainder to the Reynold and his heirs tail, so that after the death of both of them and son of the said Reyncld it should descend to Reynold son of the Herbert. said Alice was daughter of John Crubbe. York. 26 October III. [1332.] C. Ing. Misc. File 122. (14.) Writ to the sheriff of Somerset. York. 1 February 7 Edward III. of the manor of Stratton on Fosse, which Walter de Pavely and his wife hold for life. Sum, 9/. 10s. Douyll holds for life certain tenements in Knolle by Bristol by of Thomas de Gournay. Sum, 66s. Dated at Stratton on Fosse. C. Ing. Misc. File 123. (1.) Writ to the justice of South Wales or to him who supplies his place. 1 February 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Kermerdyn. Thursday after St. Mark. lands in . . . and Pellunyauk are parcel of the manor of Nerberd.