July 17, Inquisition

Writ to Hugh de Moriceby, escheator in cos. Cumberland, Westand Lancaster. Westminster. 12 January 17 Edward III. (1344.) : Kirkby in Kendale. Saturday after Easter 18 Edward III. brethren of the chapel of the chantry of Marieholm in the island of and their predecessors from time beyond memory have always seised of a yearly rent of 10 marks from a watermill at Apilthwayt in being alms appointed for their maintenance by Walter de sometime lord of a moiety of the lordship of Kendale. after the death of William de Coucy, the mill with other tenewhich he held of the king in chief, was taken into the king's hand, afterwards by the king's writ delivered to Robert Parvyng to keep, and his death to William Lengleys, and now it has been delivered to the of Pembroke for the term of three years. to the sheriff of Westmoreland to inform the said countess that she be in the chancery on the octave of St. John the Baptist to show cause she should not pay the said rent. Westminster. 3 May. Cf. Close Writ to John de Alveton, escheator in cos. Oxford and Berks. 20 April 18 Edward III. [1344.] : Chadelworthe. 8 May. messuage, 5 virgates of land and the pasture of 30 acres of wood in which belong to the prioress of Ambresbury, are and always been parcel of the manor of Chadelworthe, granted to the priory by C. Ing. Misc. File 151. (2.) Commission to John de Palton, Richard Turbervill, Robert Martyn Rokeburn, of co. Hants, John Wake, John Chidihouk and Robert Martyn, co. Dorset. Westminster. 15 July 18 Edward III. [1344.] By the in the confines of cos. Hants and Dorset before the said de Palton, Richard Turbeville, John Wake and John Chidihouk, in presence of the sheriffs and others of the said counties. Tuesday the of St. Bartholomew. metes and bounds between the said counties begin on the east in in Cranebourn and pass by a certain dyke to Somergate towards the thence to Migghameynde, thence through the midst of a moor called to Depemore, thence to Smalryn, Cnappedeberghe and C. Ing. Misc. File 151. (3.) MISCELLANEOUS 469 Writ to Thomas Cary, escheator in co. Somerset. Westminster. 18 Edward III. [1344.] : Chyuton. Monday after Michaelmas. a mill and 5 acres of land in Chyuton, which John atte Mulle, wife, and Thomas their son, hold, are held of Maud de Houlonde, the manor of Chyuton. writ and inquisition. messuages and 110 acres of land in Chyuton and Stonyeston, which Blakenale, Sibyl his wife, and Thomas and Henry their sons, hold, partly of Nicholas de Odecoumbe and Maud his wife, and partly of C. Ing. Misc. File 151. (4.) Writ to Thomas Cary, escheator in co. Dorset. Westminster. 18 Edward III. [1344.] : Blaneford. Tuesday after St. Hilary. [1345.] Clynton of Maxstoke on the day of his death held no lands of the in the said escheator's bailiwick, whereby the wardship of his land ought to belong to the king; but he held a messuage, 2 carucates 10 acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood and 50s. of rent in Upmelcombe de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, as mesne between the said earl de Cerne, now deceased, and Margaret his wife, still living, by a of a knight's fee, whereby the heir of the said John de Clynton, a in the wardship of the said earl. de Cerne, while he lived, and the said Margaret, after his death, held of the heir of the said John de Clynton by the service of a quarter fee and rendering to the heir, or his guardian, 100s. yearly. Cf.