July 17, Inquisition

Writ to John de Vieleston, escheator in co. Kent. Hoxne. December 18 Edward Ill. [1344.] Inquisition : Osprenge. Sunday the morrow of the Circumcision. [1345.] Richard de Northwode and Thomas son of William de Deen hold the 5 fees, which Hamo de Gatton held of the manor of Osprenge, viz. manors of Gatton, co. Surrey, and Thrulegh, Bouton Malerbe, Worneselle, and Borstalle, co. Kent ; the earl of Suffolk, the heir of Walter Chestehunt, John de Orby, knight, and Salamon de Hollane held the 3 fees, Henry de Cramavill held of the manor of Osprenge, viz. Reynham and co. Essex, and the residue in co. Kent ; Roger de Northwode, knight, de Cobham, knight, the heir of Reynold de Rokesle, Margaret late wife of Stephen de Asshewy and Henry de Mars hold 3 fees, which John Mars held of the manor of Osprenge ; William, earl of Huntingdon, and. de Northwode hold a fee in Herietesham of the manor of Osprenge ; de Chalfhunte, knight, holds the manors of Wrensted and Assherst, Kent, and Dodynton and Foxcote, co. Buckingham, of the manor of for 3 fees, which Hugh de Gerounde lately held; Luke de Viene a quarter of a fee at Potewod and Thornherst, co. Kent, of the manor Osprenge; William, earl of Huntingdon, Walter son of Thomas Cosy, the master of God's house of Osprenge hold a quarter of a fee in Osprenge the manor of Osprenge.