July 17, Inquisition

Commission to John de Fenwyk, John de Moubray and Peter Richemund. Westminster. 18 February 20 Edward III. [1346.] Inquisition before the said John and Peter. Newcastle-on-Tyne. 1 April. Edmund de Selby on Sunday before Christmas 17 Edward III demised messuages in Newcastle to Edmund de Wyderyngton to hold at will at a rent of 20s.; the messuages are of the yearly value of 20s. Maud late the wife of Richard de Acton on Wednesday before St. Martin the Winter 15 Edward III demised a messuage in Newcastle to Gilbert de to hold for life at a yearly rent of 12d. ; the reversion always remained her until the day when he committed the felony for which he was hanged ; messuage is of the yearly value of 2s. Certificate by the said John and Peter that the 3 messuages are in the king's and in the keeping of Robert de Tughale, late keeper of Newcastle, the said Edmund and Gilbert were indicted before the said commisfor the death of John de Denton in the year 18 Edward III; the said MISCELLANEOUS 499 did not come before them; the said Gilbert was convicted. Cf.