July 17, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Roxburgh. Berwick-on-Tweed. 16 November Edward III. [1347.] Inquisition : Rokesburgh. .. . after St. Andrew. Thomas Smale and Christiana his wife, when Rokesburgh castle last passed of the king's hands, were seised in her right of the town of Estre Softlawe. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (2.) 2005. Hertford. Inquisition before the escheator. Buntyngford. 17 March 21 Edward IIL. MISCELLANEOUS 503 abbot of Westminster did not acquire a rood of meadow with the bank from William de Staunton, but the tenement belongs to his C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (3.) Commission to William Basset, Thomas de Seton and Roger de justices of assize in co. Lancaster. Witness: Lionel, guardian Redyng. 18 July 21 Edward III. [1347.] By the council. of venire facias in pursuance to the coroners in co. Lancaster. of jurors. : Lancaster. Saturday the morrow of St. Laurence. in the octave of Easter, John de Dalton, knight, Matthew de knight, Thomas Dardern, knight, and others unknown, with Margery wife of Nicholas de la Beche, knight, in their company, came to the of Holand, where nobody lived, without the knowledge of Maude de to whom the manor belonged, and on the Monday following the said the said Margery and stayed there until Roger le Archer, the and the sheriff came to the manor to take him and by virtue of the king's writ ; afterwards they lay hid in cos. Lancaster and the sheriff vigorously sought them, until they withdrew by the north, but where they are the jurors are ignorant. March Robert de Dalton, father of the said John, had goods to the 40/., which he removed privately immediately after the octave of except the corn growing at Bispham and Hale, estimated to be worth he had lands in Bispham, Hale and Dalton of the yearly value of said John and others have no lands or goods in co. Lancaster. Cf. and C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (17.) C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (4.) Commission to Roger Hillary, John de Freford and John de la Lionel, guardian of England. Gloucester. 5 September III. [1347.] By p.s. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Stafford. from the commissioners to the sheriff. of jurors. before the said John and John. Lichfeld. Thursday before plots called Holdemor and Horsleyerudyng, an acre of meadow of wocd in Eccleshale, co. Stafford, belong to the prebend of John prebendary of Eccleshale, in the church of St. Chad, Lichfeld, so belonged from time beyond memory ; Adam de Peshale disseised Monday after Michaelmas 9 Edward III and occupied the tenements death at the Epiphany 20 Edward III; they were taken into the with the said Adam's other lands by reason of his forfeiture. tenements are of the yearly value of 19s.; Holdemor contains 6 Horsleyerudyng 9 acres. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (5.) Writ to the sheriff of Surrey. Witness: Lionel, guardian of Redyng. 1 July 21 Edward III. [1347.] : -Guldeford. Wednesday after the Epiphany. [1348.] INQUISITIONS messuage, 16 acres of land and 4s. of rent in Merewe, which William de of Merewe, who was outlawed for felony, held, have been for a year C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (6.) Writ to Nicholas Gower, escheator within the liberty of Witness : Lionel, guardian of England. Gloucester. 27 August Edward III. [1347.] : Cleton. 24 November. daughter and heir of Gerard the chamberlain entered a messuage 2 bovates of land in Bernstan in Holdernesse a year before the honor of 429. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (7.) Writ to John de Vaux, escheator in co. Derby. Witness: Lionel, of England. Westminster. 28 November 21 Edward III. [1347.] : Thursday after the Epiphany. [1348.] messuage, which belonged to John le Parchemyner of Derby, is held of the in free burgage ata yearly rent of 2 penknives (knipulos) worth a penny.