July 17, Inquisition

Writ to Robert Russel, cae in co. Wilts. Westminster. 21 Edward III. [1347.] By : Salisbury. 5 February 22 Tanned Til. [1348.] Bavent enfeoffed Roger Bavent his son and Hawise his wife and of their bodies of his manors of F-yfhyde and Bronwe and his tenements with the advowson of the church of Fyfhyde appurtenant to the manor ; Roger son of Roger granted the manor of Norton Skydemour with of the church and chantry of that town to Simon de Monte bishop of Ely, and William de Langele, parson of Ryngwode, granted the same to the said Roger son of Roger and Hawise and the heirs of their bodies. Thomas Cary, escheator in co. Dorset. Witness: Lionel, guardian Gloucester. 20 August 21 Edward III. [1347.] By p.s. : Shaftesbury. Saturday after the Epiphany. [1348.] Roger the father granted to the said Roger the son and Hawise heirs of their bodies by charter dated at London, Bassieshawe, Monday Nativity of St. John the Baptist 4 Edward III, a yearly rent of 9 of salt from divers tenants in Purbyk and Warham and 2 acres of there, with reversion to himself and his heirs. Roger the son enfeoffed the said bishop and parson of a moiety fee in Burton atte Nasshe, who by their charter dated at London after the Nativity of St. Mary 11 Edward III granted the same to Roger the son and Hawise and the heirs of their bodies with remainder his heirs and assigns; and so the said rent, meadow and moiety, death of the said Roger the son and Hawise, ought to remain to and heir of the said Roger. William de Middelton, escheator in cos. Norfolk and Suffolk. Witness : guardian of England. Gloucester. 20 August 21 Edward III. : Lavenham, co. Suffolk. 30 June 22 Edward III. INQUISITIONS The said Roger the father likewise granted to Roger the son and Hawise the heirs of their bodies the manors of Brandeston and Combes, co. and seisin was delivered to them by Henry de Westden his attorney. C. Ing. Misc. File 160. (6.) 2062.