May 17, Inquisition

Edward III. [1343.] : Crekkelade. Tuesday after St. Matthew. INQUISITIONS abbot of Cirencester does not detain, and has never detained, any of pasture which belongs, or at any time belonged to the king's C. Ing. Misc. File 149. (34.) Writ to Simon Basset, escheator in co. Gloucester. Notyngham. September 17 Edward III. [1343.] : Cirencestre. Monday after St. Matthew. messuage of the abbot of Cirencestre in Cirencestre, which has been taken the king's hand, is one of two messuages which the abbot acquired from de Pyrye; the abbot also acquired from the said Robert 8 acres and of land and a rood of meadow in Cirencestre and no other lands. C. Ing. Misc. File 149. (35.) Commission to Hugh de Berewyk and Geoffrey de Cotes. West- 26 May 17 Edward III. [1343.] of the manors of Haydore and Calwarthorp, co. Lincoln. Haydore. June. Haydor are the site of a manor with necessary houses for crops; a ; a garden; herbage; a garden called le Vynyerd with 2 crofts of adjoining ; a second dovecot at Westhalle with pasture ; a sheepfold a croft ; several herbage in Suthwode ; underwood in le Southwode and adjoining ; underwood at le grave ; arableland; meadow ; a quarry stone; rent of assize; a messuage with a curtilage in demesne near vicarage ; 7 cottages and an unbuilt plot for a cottage; and arable land to farm. Sum, 37/. lls. 113d. Calwarthorp are a dovecot and a sheepfold with a croft adjoining; a ; arable land; meadow; rent of assize; pleas and perquisites of with views of frankpledge ; and common of pasture in Haydore, Swarby, and Aseby. Sum, 20/. 7s. 54d. Westhall, parcel of the manor of Haydore, is held of the castle of by the service of half a knight's fee . . . whole manor of Calwarethorp is held of the lord of the manor of Burton the service of half and the tenth part of a knight's fee. of the manors of Burghersh, Byvelham and Crouhurst, with the and a parcel of the barony of Hastynges, co. Sussex. Burghersh. Puarshendt is a manor, whereof the houses are destroyed and of no value ; site of a manor, with a garden the crop of which consists of nettles and fruit, a croft adjoining called Walewaynesye ; a watermill with herbage ; land called Brokenelond ; meadow; pasture called Brounhothe ; pannage; a chace called Dalyngton ; common pasture called with heath, fern and broom ; rent of assize ; customary for which the tenants have always paid money and not worked ; perquisites ; and fair toll. Sum, 9/. 9s. 6d. Byvelham is a manor, whereof the houses are ruinous and of no value outgoings; a watermill destroyed and of no value until rebuilt; land; dry and sandy meadow ; pasture in Batteswode and elsewhere ; of waste called Coumbewode ; rent of assize ; customary works for which tenants have always paid money and not worked ; tallage of customary ; and pleas and perquisites of court. Sum, 13/. 16s. 13d. MISCELLANEOUS 463 is a manor, whereof the houses are worth nothing beyond ; a watermill ; arable land; meadow; pasture; a park; herbage ; rent of assize ; customary works for which the tenants have and not worked; rents; and perquisites of court. Sum, rape and parcel of the barony of Hastyng belong a common fine ; le Doune de Boleworthhethe and the salt marsh ; a rent called (alba firma); ward rent of the castle; rent of Boleworthhethe ; and lastage; and perquisites of the court of the hundred and rape. Sum, 46/. 10s. 7d. manors, with the rape and parcel, are held of the king in chief by of 24 knights fees and rendering yearly to the sheriff of Sussex 101. ; yearly rent of 39s. 4d. payable to the dean and chapter of Hastyng. of the church of Burghersh belongs to the manor of There are 52 knights fees and 3 parts of a knight's fee, in the which are held as of the parcel of the barony of Hastings. Thomas de Hoo, knight, holds in Wertlyng and Coudenne .. . Sharndenne holds 1 knight's fee in Sharndenne and Bourne ; John Coumbe, Thomas de Passele, Robert de Shardenne, John Robert de Shottinghurst, John Gregori, and Richard de . . . Manfeld and Wadhurst 2 fees; James de Echyngham . . . hurst and Mundefeld 5 fees; Thomas de Passele in Tychehurst ; Thomas de Wa. . . holds in Tychehurst half a de Montbochier holds in Hamerdenne 1 fee; William de Ore and Sedelescombe 1 fee ; John de Ore holds a half fee in John Rede of Gensyng holds in Gensyng the 4th part of a fee ; in Iklesham the 4th part of a fee ; Nicholas [ate Beche] holds in of a fee; James de Echyngham, . . . de Passele and Robert hold 14 fees in Crouhurst, Mundefeld and Bryghtlyng ; Robert holds the third part of a fee in Mundefeld ; Thomas de Hastyng and the 4th part of a fee in Iklesham, Catesfeld, Neynfeld, and Burghersh ; Thomas de Passele holds 3 fees in Far light], holds 3 fees in Wa... lingg with its members; John and the heirs of Richard Wardedieu hold 4 fees in. . .; John holds 23 fees in Hurst, Gottele and Lurdyngestrete ; John de 24 fees in Warbelton, Brightlyng and Westfeld ; Henry de Grof- 2 fees in Assheburnham; Reynold de... holds 2 fees in Henry Fynche holds 1 fee in Kichenore; the heir of Richard . . fee in Idenne; . . . de Knelle holds 1 fee in Merhale . . . ; not extended; the abbot of Robertsbridge holds in like manner the bishop of Chichester holds 2 fees in Bixle in like manner, as it is not extended. of the castle of Somerton, co. Lincoln. Navenby. Wednesday Christi. a castle with grange and house of no value beyond outgoings and at Somerton, Botheby, Navenby, Colby, Basyngham and Sum, 14/. 17s. 14d. is held of the earl of Lancaster, as of the manor of Wellyngouer, service of 12d. and finding fritborgh at the court of Wellyngouer ; and 53 acres of land in Navenby are held of the dean and chapter by the yearly service of half a mark and suit to the court of Navenby INQUISITIONS three weeks; 2 messuages and 20 acres of land and meadow in are held of Geoffrey de Staunton, as of the manor of Basyngham, C. Ing. Misc. File 149. (36.) 1859.