May 6, Inquisition

Commission to the prior of Merton, Master Richard de Barton, and Hertyng. Perth. 3 July 10 Edward III. [1336.] before the said prior and William. Banstede. Monday after of St. John the Baptist. of Banstede was in good repair in the time of Queen Margaret, for life by grant of King Edward I ; after her death King Edward I to Queen Isabel for her life, who caused the buildings to be roofed, walls round the close deteriorated to the amount of 40s.; she surrendered the manor into the hands of the present king, who to Queen Philippa for life, in whose time the walls and buildings ruinous ; the defects can be repaired for 200/. Isabel granted the manor to Geoffrey Grespays and Thomas Aude and afterwards to William de Hertyng fornine years; afterwards granted it to the said William for nine years, and afterwards de Bradeston for two years until Michaelmas next. atte Dene of Chipstede felled 11 oaks worth 22s. in the park of and caused them to be carried away ; John Bronyng, parker there, oak worth 12d. and caused it to be carried away ; he cut and caused away 8 cartloads of underwood worth 2s., and took 8 deer and and did his will therewith. C. Ing. Misc. File 130. (11.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Nottingham. 10 Edward III. [1336.] : Esthorsle. 14 October. de Berners, who held a messuage, 20 acres of land, and 10 acres of Esthorsle of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, gave them to bishop of Exeter, without the prior's licence. Cf. Close Roll p. 625. C. Ing. Misc. File 130. (12.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Perth. 10 Edward III. [1336.] : Chelmesford, co. Essex. 22 September. acres of land in Eystan ate Mont, which Peter Reygnaud of Pilketon his wife purchased from the abbot of Tilteye, are not held of C. Ing. Misc. File 130. (13.) Commission to Henry de Hambury, Philip de Somervill, and William Aukland. 8 October 10 Edward III. [1336.] By the council. venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Derby. before the said Henry and William. Repyndon. Tuesday Luke. sometime earl of Chester, founded the priory of Repyndon in after whose death it descended to four sisters, viz. Maud, Mabel, INQUISITIONS and Hawise, and was assigned to Maud for her share; after her death advowson of the priory descended to one Margaret and from her to her daughter and heir, who was married to [John de Balliolo] the time of the voidance of the priory by the death of Richard de then prior, so that John sent his bailiff to take simple seisin only reason of lordship without taking any profits ; forthwith the sub-prior and sought his licence to elect, which he granted them gratis, whereupon elected Robert de Staunton as prior. After the death of the said Dervorgilla the advowson descended to John Balliolo, as her son and heir, who after the death of the said Robert sent bailiff, and gave licence to elect as above described. The advowson came into the king's hand by the forfeiture of the said John. 1515.