May 6, Inquisition

Commission to Richard de Ryvers, Richard de Pembrigge, John and Robert de Aston. Durham. 12 April 7 Edward III. [1333.] the king. of venire facias in pursuance to the keeper of the land of Bergeveny, him who supplies his place. from the commissioners who were appointed to survey the castle manor of Bergeveny and to inquire as to waste, to the said keeper, or MISCELLANEOUS 327 who supplies his place, ordering him to cause the knights and other of the said land to come before them at Bergeveny on Tuesday octave of Trinity, and to warn Roger de Grey, lately appointed by to the keepership of the said castle and manor, to be present. Hegham 12 May. from the commissioners stating that the king's writ close and their were delivered to William de Brome, knight, supplying the place of Roger, on Tuesday in Whitsun week, by Adam ap Ivor ap Grogno ; said Richard, Richard and Robert came to Bergeveny on that day there the said William, who had not executed the king's writ or of the commissioners, and was unwilling to be attendant and to them in anything, but precisely refused, saying that he was by the said Sir Roger, the keeper, by his letters. at present nothing has been done about the execution of that Writ to John de Peyto the younger, escheator in cos. Hereford, Worcester, Salop and Stafford and in the march of Wales adjacent Waltham. 12 October 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Orleton. 12 November. prior of St. John the Evangelist of Brecknock caused 15 acres of land to be seized into his hand because the rents, services and customs C. Ing. Misc. File 123. (4.) Writ to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton Windsor. 16 September 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Lincoln. 24 September. and a half of land of Henry Martyn in Glentewourth, which he from Adam Randolf, are not held of the king in chief, but of Robert by the yearly service of ld.; the said Robert holds the same of the Hugh de Neville by knight service. writ. inquisition. of a bovate of land of Robert Bauge and Alice his wife in which they acquired from William Osbern, is not held of the chief, but the said William on the day of the said acquisition held the of them by the yearly service of 3d.; they hold that land and certain lands in demesne of Philip de Nevile by knight service. said Robert and Alice hold other lands of the king in chief by the service a rod before the justices in eyre at Lincoln. writ. inquisition. and a half bovates of land of Hugh de Duffeld in Glentworth, which from Adam Randolf, are not held of the king in chief, but of the and Alice by the yearly service of 2s.; the said Robert holds of of Hugh de Nevile by knight service. said Adam held other lands of the king in chief. writ. inquisition. INQUISITIONS moiety and a bovate of land of William Osbern in Glentworth, which from Adam Randolf, is not held of the king in chief, but of the of Hugh de Nevile by knight service. said Adam held certain lands of the king in chief by the service of a rod before the justices in eyre at Lincoln. writ. inquisition. of land of Stephen Bailiff in Glentworth, which he acquired from Randolf, is not held of the king in chief, but of the said Robert and by the yearly service of 4s. ; the said Robert holds of the heirs of Hugh C. Ing. Misc. File 123. (5.) Writ to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Rutland and Claryndon. 24 November 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Spaldyng. 1 November 8 Edward III. [1334.] acres of land of Robert Hoddel of Surflelt, which Gilbert Hoddel, his whose heir he is, acquired from William de Cressy, are not held of the Writ to Gilbert de Ledred, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton Hereford. 24 October 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Castre. 6 November. Henor and Thomas de Shirfeld do not hold the town of Saxeby king in chief, but of Richard de Grey of Codenouere by the service of gilt spurs; the said Richard holds it of the heirs of William de by the service of crossing with him at his own cost to Normandy for days ; the said heirs hold it of the king in chief of the constable ship by the service of carrying a white rod before him on the feast said Robert and Thomas were distrained for their homages and fealties escheator, who believed that they held the said town of the king in by knight service. of certiorari to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Twedemouth. stating that in a book of extracts of divers inquisitions taken ex officio Lincoln in the time of King Henry III, which is considered as evidence as record, it is found that Richard de Grey, Maud de Serland and Costentin, hold the town of Saxeby Bondeby of William de Solers service of crossing with him at their cost to Normandy for forty days, he holds of the king in chief of the constableship of Normandy, for a white rod before him on Christmas day. Written at York.