July 17, Inquisition

Writ to Thomas de Rokeby, escheator in co. York. Westminster. January 21 Edward III. [1347.] By petition in parliament. : York. Wednesday after Mid-Lent Sunday 22 Edward III. 140 acres of moor and 2 acres of pasture in'the moor of Inclesmore, York, which Robert de Haldanby and Tard de Useflet recovered in the MISCELLANEOUS 505 court against the abbot of St. Mary's, York, parcel of the said moor, parcel of the manor of Whitgift held by the abbot, the moor is of the value of 2s. an acre in profit of turbary and the pasture 8d. an acre. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (11.) Commission to Henry de Chalfhunte, Nicholas de Boklond, Henry Alexander de Saundresdon, John le Bruyn, William de Kynebelle le Venour. Witness: Lionel, guardian of England. Redyng. 21 Edward III. [1347.] before the said Alexander, William, John and John in the of Robert de Hadham, keeper of the forest of Bernewode, and of Bruyn and Richard de Arches, verderers. Brehull. Thursday after of the Holy Cross. de Molyns, knight, and his servants have committed no waste in forest, co. Buckingham, since 25 September 19 Edward III, when which were in the king's hand, were delivered to him, or before except about 17 oaks in the hay of Ixhull, which the king gave divers years by writ of privy seal directed to John de Haudlo, keeper that date the said John in his demesne wood called le Outwod, to his manor of Brehull, has cut down wood for his reasonable as he pleased, by the king's licence, although the wood is within the the forest. by letters patent has given licence to the said John to assart 300 the wood, by virtue whereof in the years 12 and 13 Edward III he oaks with which he rebuilt various buildings in the manor; he of the oaks and bought stock, which was sold for the king's use manor was seized ; the value of the stock on the manor exceeding of the oaks. by letters of privy seal to the keeper of the said forest or to him his place granted leave to the said John to take two bucks in the wherefore he has hunted in Paunsale in the company of Gilbert de the queen's steward, and of him who supplies the place of the since the Exaltation of the Holy Cross 20 Edward III, and has taken similar inquisitions with different jurors. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (12.) Writ to the sheriff of Bedford. Witness: Lionel, guardian of Radyng. 14 March 21 Edward III. [1347.] : Bydenham. 17 April. acres of land in Bydenham, which Nicholas de Gatesden, who was outfelony, held, have been for a year and a day in the king's hand. Inquisition before the sheriff of Bedford. Rokesdon. 1 June III. [1347.] of the lands and goods of Thomas de Ardern, knight, at of plenius certiorari to the said sheriff. Witness: Lionel, guardian of Redyng. 25 June. C. Ing. Misc. File 157. (14.) INQUISITIONS Inquisition before John de Trehampton, sheriff and escheator of Hacumby. Wednesday before the Conversion of St. Paul III. [1347.] Broun, late escheator in co. Lincoln, in the year 16 Edward II, into the king's hand two parts of a messuage, of 22 acres and a rood and of 3 acres of meadow in Hacumby because William Bate, who the tenements of the king in chief, alienated them without licence to Parleben of Milnethorp and others (named); in the same year the Matthew demised the tenements to Roger Bate of Hacumby, son and of the said William, at a yearly rent to the king of 24s. 6d., who occupied until 6 May 20 Edward III, and has taken the profits thereof. of certiorari to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Witness : guardian of England. Redyng. 18 June 21 Edward III. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (1.) Writ to Reynold le Forester, escheator in co. Sussex. Witness : guardian of England. Redyng. 6 July 21 Edward III. [1347.] : West Ferles. 23 July. manor of Heghton in West Ferles is held of the king in chief as of ancient by knight service and rendering 3s. 4d. to the ward of Pevenese tenants of the manor used to hold freely without geld or ransom from beyond memory until it came into the hands of John de Renefeld by of Queen Philippa in the year 16 Edward III, being in her hand by of the minority of John son and heir of John de Sancto Claro, knight. coercion of the said John de Renefeld and others of the council of John Claro and his ancestors the services and customs of the tenants changed to the king's prejudice. tenants used to render to the king and other lords of the manor 100s. manor was granted to the ancestors of Baldwin de Aldeham, knight, by the accustomed services and rendering 100s. yearly and doing pertains to knight service. marriage of John son of John de Sancto Claro, knight, belongs to the by reason of the aforesaid manor and is worth 5001. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (2.) Commission to Thomas de Rokeby, Thomas de Lathum, John de Thomas de Seton, Clement de Skelton and Thomas de Bethum as to the value of knight's fees and advowsons of churches belonging manor of Coghull, co. York, and of other property. Witness: Lionel, of England. Bristol. 10 August 21 Edward III. [1347.] Byp.s. before the said John, Clement and Thomas de Bethum. Tuesday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Jllegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (3.) Commission to William de Thorp, John de Wilton and Roger Witness: Lionel, guardian of England. Redyng. 15 August III. [1347.] By p.s. MISCELLANEOUS 507 before the said William and John. Tylneye. Monday after of St. Mary. sustained by the men of Wygenhale, Walpcl, Walsokne, Tylneye, West Walton and Enemeth in Mershland, by floods of the sea and 479. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (4.) Writ to the sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham. Witness: Lionel, of England. Redyng. 2 May 21 Edward III. [1347.] By p.s. : Luton. Saturday the feast of St. Dunstan. in co. Buckingham called Lutegersale belongs to the hospital inquisition. Tuesday before St. Dunstan. Partly illegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (5.) Writ to Philip de Clanvowe and Richard Wawayn. Westminster. 21 Edward III. [1347.] : Hereford. Thursday after St. Martin. to the vicarage of the prebend of Lyre in the church of Hereford, belongs to the dean and chapter, the custom being fit chaplain with a knowledge of the services to be performed was by them to the proctors of the abbot of Lyre in England, on whose he was admitted and instituted. from the dean and chapter of Hereford to the chancellor asking him the presentation of their nominee. 15 November. C. Ing. Misc. File 158. (6.) Commission to Warin de Bassyngbourn, William Muchet and John Witness: Lionel, guardian of England. Gloucester. 24 August III. [1347.] By ps. : Lynton. Sunday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. of John de Veer, earl of Oxford, of Campes, cannot reasonably with more than 54 marks for fifteenths granted to the king. Cf.