July 17, Inquisition

Commission to John de Halteby and Geoffrey Stace. Westminster. May 18 Edward III. [1344.] Inquisition before the said John and Geoffrey in the presence of John de and John Ip, bailiffs of Ipswich. Ipswich. Monday after St. John the Latin gate. William Malyn of Ipswich had and still has a messuage, wherein he dwells, the yearly value of 6 marks ; a messuage with two . . . which once belonged Nicholas le Clerk, of the yearly value of 40s. ; a messuage in the parish of Clement . . . of the yearly value of a mark; a messuage in the parish St. Mary at Tower in Brook strete . . . and 3 rents in the same parish of yearly value of 10s. ; a messuage and 2 shops of the yearly value of 50s. tavern with cellar and solar of the yearly value of 100s.; 11 acres of land Wykes Ufford, Bishop's Wykes, and Grenewich, with pasture in Grenewich ; had also a ship called la Malyn in the port of Ipswich, worth with her gear marks and more, and other goods to the value of 1,000 marks and more. 1905.