July 17, Inquisition

Writ to Thomas de Rokeby, escheator in co. York. Westminster. October 22 Edward III. [1348.] Inquisition : York. Tuesday after St. Luke. A messuage and a bovate of land in Wighton, which are in the king's hand the escheator found by inquisition that Robert de Ros, who held them the king in chief, alienated them in fee without licence, and that Adam del lately held them, were never alienated by the said Robert; neither nor any otber lord has so far made any demise thereof except to hold at The tenements came to the hands of Thomas del Grene by demise of Payn Tibetot, then lord of the manor, and he held them at the will of the said. according to custom by enrolment in the manor courts ; the said Thomas twelve years past and the tenements came to the hands of John de Tibetot lord, who afterwards demised them to Adam del Grene, brother and heir the said Thomas, to hold at will. C. Ing. Misc. File 160. (16.) 2072.