July 17, Inquisition

Commission to the sheriff of Hants, William de Dale, constable of Karesbrok castle in the isle of Wight, and Henry Romyn to value the possessions of the priory of Karesbrok. Westminster. 20 April 19 Edward III. [1345.] By the king. Hants. Inquisition : Nyweport. Friday the morrow of the Ascension. The church of Caresbrok with the tithes of Stroude, Shete, Northwode and Chale, and the demesne lands there, is of the yearly value of 1041. 13s. 4d. ; the church of Godeshull is of the yearly value of 931. 6s. 8d.; the portion of the proctorial belonging the priory, viz. the tithes of Wroxhal, Holewey, Bynnebrigge, Wippyngham, Nyweton, Knythteton, Doglondre, Shorwell, Brouke, Fresshewatere and Herynggerie is of the yearly value of 471. 8s.; the pensions belonging to the priory are of the yearly value of 7/. 13s. 4d.: sum, 2531. 16d. For pensions granted by the abbot and convent of Lyre and the predecessors of brother Blaise Dublel, the present prior, before the priory was taken into king's hand, and for alms 401. 12s. 24d. ; for the maintenance of the prior 4 monks 23/. 8s.; for repair of buildings 15/.; for hospitality 30/.: sum of outgoings 109/. 24d.; the value beyond outgoings being 1441. 134d., which C. Ing. Misc. File 153. (14.) 1940.