May 6, Inquisition

Commission to John Mauduyt and Robert Russel. 'Twedemouth, 7 Edward III. [1333.] By the Council. venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Wilts. : Marlebergh. Saturday after St. Bartholomew. Strug, late farmer of the manor of Hoke, destroyed a sheepfold 40s. and the third part of a grange worth 13s. 4d.; he felled 4 oaks worth 4s., 6 apple trees worth 6s. 8d., and hedges and fences 8d. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (4.) Writ to the sheriff of Westmoreland. Windsor. 26 October III. [1333.] : Appilby. Monday before the Epiphany. [1334.] de Bolton held a moiety of a messuage in Appilby of William by the yearly service of 2s. on Thursday before St. Nicholas IIT, when he was outlawed for a felony, for which he was indicted de Clifford and his fellows, justices ; from that day the said Lengleys held the moiety of the king, and still holds it, and ought to the year and waste ; it is of no value beyond the 2s. because it by the Scots and is not yet rebuilt. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (5.) Writ to William Erneys, escheator in cos. Warwick, Leicester, Derby, and Lancaster. Belford. 16 May 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Wolvardecote. 20 August. de Wlvardecote had a messuage and a carucate of land in by demise of Christiana de Segrave, and continued his seisin outlawry was published against him, wherefor the tenements are hand. are held of John de Segrave, son and heir of Stephen de Segrave, who age and in the king's wardship, by the yearly service of 7s., and are of value of 6s, beyond that rent, INQUISITIONS were not granted to the said William and Agnes his wife in fee tail de Prescote, nor did John their son enter therein accordingly after deaths. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (6.) Commission to Richard de Abberbury, John de Brumpton, and de Hungerford. Westminster. 28 January 6 Edward III. [1332.] Council. before the said Richard and John. Neubury. Ash Wednesday IIT. de Mortuo Mari, late lord of Wygemor and Trym, bound himself to son of Thomas Danvers in a rent of 100s. to be received from lands Commission to Richard de Goldesburgh, Adam de Hoperton, and Deyvyll. Belford. 4 May 7 Edward III. [1333.] By the Council. before the said Richard and Adam. Knaresburgh. Monday St. John the Baptist. needed for Knaresburgh Castle and the parks of Hay, Haywra, Bilton are estimated at 422/. 8s. 8d. is made of Stopham Chaumbre, St. Nicholas Chapel, the kitchen and brewery under one roof, the new tower, the royal hall, and park paling of Haywra should be mended with strowes, bellis, posts an C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (8.) Writ to the sheriff of Berks. Twedemouth. 26 May 7 Edward III. : Neubury. Wednesday after the Assumption. acres of land and two parts of a messuage in Inkepenne, which Ramidiloun, who was outlawed for felony, heid, have been for a year C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (9.) Commission to Robert Achard, John de Brompton, and Robert de Westminster. 26 March 6 Edward III. [1332.] By the before the said Robert Achard and John de Brompton. Thursday after the Conception. de Mortuo Mari, lord of Wigemor, bound himself to Richard son Danvers in a yearly rent of 100s. to be received from lands at Commission to William de Denum, Gilbert de Boroudon, and de Punchardon. Knaresburgh. 10 August 7 Edward III. [1333.] King and Council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Northumberland. : Newcastle on Tyne. Tuesday after the Beheading of St. the Baptist. Skynner of Baumburgh the younger took Alexander de Ryhull C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (11.) MISCELLANEOUS 337 Commission to Robert Selyman, Ralph le Gras, and John de Marlebergh. 30 November 7 Edward III. [1333.] By writ of before the said Robert and Ralph. Cosham. Monday after 8 Edward III. [1334.] C. Ing. Mise. File 124. (12.) Inquisition before Sir John de Kyngeston, constable of Baunburgh Baunburgh. Friday after St. James 7 Edward III. [1333.] and chattels underwritten, delivered into the keeping of brother Seton, for fear of the enemies of Scotland, to save as their own, to basins, a silver gilt cup, a silver gilt pot with a saphir on the top, white silver, a gilt chalice, 2 silver cruets (fioles), a gilt box for wafers, candlestick, a silver sprinkler for holy water, an entire vestment for whereof the chasuble and the apparels (perurs) are of silk, the a mazer whereof the bottom is of the arms of Sir Alexander a whole bed whereof the curtain is of vermilion sendal, a robe of of 3 flounces, a cape of red cloth, a fur corset, 2 carpets, 2 bankers hall, 15 dishes, 14 pewter saucers and many other things not named, removed by the enemies of Scotland, as the said brother John alleged. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (13.) Commission to William de la Pole, Master John de Barton, and Taverner. Durham. 10 April 7 Edward III. [1333.] of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of York. : Kyngeston on Hull. Friday after St. Tiburcius and St. wool, woolfells, and hides, loaded in the ship La Kateryne at Berwick, C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (14.) Writ to Henry le Guldene, escheator in cos. Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Twedemouth. 16 June 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Bath. Friday after St. Mary Magdalene. de Stocton, sometime prior of St. Peter's, Bath, acquired 6 acres in Asschewike thirty years before the publication of the statute of Writ to John de Louthre, escheator in cos. York, Northumberland, and Westmoreland. Marlebergh. 20 December 7 Edward III. : Pokelington. Thursday before the Circumcision. de Malton was seised of a messuage, 4 tofts, a mill, and 24 bovates in Northegeveldale, and of a moiety of a carucate of land in on the day of his death. were taken into the hand of King Edward II by reason of of the said Henry's heir, and are parcel of those, which the present to Margaret late the wife of Duugall Makedowel, during the of the said heir, for the maintenance of herself and her children. INQUISITIONS Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland. Newcastle on Tyne. 24 7 Edward III. [1333.] By the King. : Newcastle on Tyne. Friday before Michaelmas. Ralph de Nevile and Sir John de Langcastre ought to repair a house the castle of Newcastle on Tyne called Bolbeck hall for the barony Bolbeck ; the defects thereof can be repaired for 201.; Sir William de ought to repair a house there for the barony of Werk ; Sir Robert Clifford, Richard de Emildon, and William Kibbilsworth ought to repair there for the barony of Caugy ; the place thereof is entirely waste ; be built for 60s. ; Sir Robert de la Vale ought to repair a house there the barony of La Vale; the defects thereof can be repaired for 40s. ; de Scrope ought to build a house there, the place whereof is entirely ; Sir Thomas Surteys ought to repair a house there for the barony of ; it can be repaired for 4/. ; the countess of Pembroke ought to repair there for the barony of Bailol; it can be repaired for 2 marks; Sir Bertram ought to build a house there, the place whereof is entirely ; it can be built for 4/.; Sir John Darcy ought to repair a house there the barony of Hadston ; it can be repaired for 4 marks. Cf. Close Roll p. 646. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (17.) Commission to William de Shareshull, Richard de Haukeslowe, John Merston, and Thomas Asce. Twedemouth. 20 June 7 Edward III. By the Council. before the said Richard and John. Wyggemor. Saturday St. Thomas the Martyr. needed in Wyggemor Castle and in the manors of Leynthale Earls Leynthale Starker, which the king took into his hand by reason of the of the heir of Edmund de Mortuo Mari. inquisition : Cleburi. Wednesday before St. Kenelm. needed in the manor of Clebury with its members, viz. Ernewode Huggelegh, and waste committed in the park of Clebury and in the chace defects occurred before the said castle, manors and chace were to Henry bishop of Lincoln. C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (18.) Commission to Roger de Chaundos, Walter Heryng, William de and Roger le Gilden. Tower of London. 30 March 6 Edward III. By writ of privy seal. of mittatis to the said commissioners. Wiggemore. 14 August. : Dorcestre. Monday after St. James 6 Edward III. [1332.] port and water between Weymouth and Melecombe belong entirely town of Weymouth and the tenants there have been accustomed to dock dues (cullagium) and other small customs from time beyond C. Ing. Misc. File 124. (19.) Writ to the mayor of the city of London, escheator, and the sheriffs. 6 June 7 Edward III. [1333.] By writ of privy seal. : Saturday after the Nativity of St. Mary. de Walpol, late citizen of London, was not a bastard, and a messuage Fridaistrete in the said city, which belonged to him, was not seized into C. Ing. Misc, File 124. (20.) MISCELLANEOUS 339 Writ to William de Northo, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex Waltham Holy Cross. 6 October 7 Edward III. [1333.] : Arundel. 10 November. of Séez acquired certain tenements in Hampton and Atheryngton C. Ing. Misc. File 124, (21.) Commission to Henry de Pembrugge, Robert de Aston, and Adam Westminster. 22 January 4 Edward III. [1330.] By petition of of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriffs of Gloucester and Hereford. : Staunton, in a place called Brodestone on the confines and Hereford near the water of Waye in the march of Wales. after the Annunciation 5 Edward III. [1331.] de Camme, abbot of Tynterne, has raised certain weirs in the water higher than they used to be. to the said Henry, Robert, and Adam. Witness : John de earl of Cornwall, guardian of the realm. Eltham. 14 April ITI. endorsed stating that they have ordered the sheriff to lower the and to put them back into their former state. to the same. Westminster. 8 September 6 Edward III. 1330-1333, p. 370, 1333-1337, p. 304. C. Ing. Misc. File 124, (22.) Writ to the justiciary of Ireland. Westminster. 30 September III. [1334.] By petition of the Council. : It came to John Darcy, justiciary of Ireland, on 12 November. de Wellesleye has always behaved well towards the king and his : Le Naas. Wednesday before St. Matthias 9 Edward III. of the lands, which belonged to Thomas de Sutton, deceased, in and to Walter le Veel, deceased, in Norragh, both tenants which are in the king's hand by reason of the minorities of John son of the said Thomas, and of John son of William Je Vel, kinsman and said Walter, and have been granted by the king to John de during pleasure at a rent to the exchequer of Dublin of the extent. sub-tenants are mentioned : John, earl of Ermon, who manor of Balagh . . . ; Simon de Sutton, who holds tenements in and Treuedyneston ; John Lenfaunt, who holds tenements ; and Thomas Brysky, who holds tenements in Thomelyneston. boon-works are specified and a custom of brewing called tolleball value of 3s. C. Ing. Misc. File 125. (1.) Writ to John de Peyto the younger, escheator in cos. Hereford, Worcester, Salop, Stafford, and the march of Wales adjacent Beverley. 26 May 8 Edward III. [1334.] INQUISITIONS of the manor of Olreton. 11 June. Sum, 52/. 7s. 8d. C. Ing. Misc. File 125. (2.) Petition to the king from Ralph de Collyngham. French. before Henry de Percy, keeper of the castle and town of Berwick Tweed, William de Bevercotes, chancellor there, and Robert de Tughale, there. Berwick on Tweed. Thursday after the octave of 8 Edward III. [1334.] de Coldyngham, uncle of the said Ralph, and his feoffors were of a tenement in Berwick on Tweed from the time of King Alexander the said Thomas was removed therefrom by Robert de Bruys, when heirs of Simon Frisell, feoffors of the said Thomas, entered the tenement gave it to Patrick Flemyng, who demised it in fee to Giles de Myndrom a rent of 4/. a year, which by the forfeiture of the said Patrick was taken the sheriff into the king's hand. said Ralph, after the surrender of the town of Berwick, by the king's directed to the mayor and bailiffs of that town, recovered the tenement, the seisin of the said Thomas, whose heir he is. said Thomas and his feoffors held the tenement discharged of all rent sixpence yearly to the king ; the said Ralph has always been faithful the king. C. Ing. Misc. File 125. (3.) Writ of certiorari to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. 23 February 8 Edward III. [1334.] of the manor of Yeshampstede before Robert Selyman, escheator. 6 Edward III. [1332.] Sum, 48s. 3d. C. Ing. Misc. File 125. (4.) Writ to William Erneys, escheator in cos. Warwick, Leicester, Derby, and _ Lancaster. Westminster. 26 September III. [1334.] prior of Coventry acquired certain tenements in Coventry before the 409-411. C. Ing. Misc. File 125. (5.) 1392.