July 51, Inquisition

Henry III. [1267.] : : Henry de Sancto Mauro held in Dodington five score acres land in demesne, worth 5 marks; 30 acres of common wood, half three acres of meadow, 12s. ; rents and services of 8 villeins, 4 marks ; of freemen, 9s. 3d.; a messuage, 3s.; perquisites of the court, 2s. ; 12s. 11d. INQUISITIONS : Manerium de Doddington extenditur per annum .. . Tercia illius manerii valet ls.; quarta pars xxxviij.s. ij.d. ob. g.; medium vij.d. q. quadraginta et quatuor solidos et octo denarios. directing the sheriff of Northampton to extend the lands of the Henry in Herdwyk, lately given to Geoffrey Goscelyn. Witness William Odomaro. St. Paul's, London. 6 July 51 Henry III. [1267.] : The said Henry held in Hertwyk in demesne 5 virgates of 26 acres worth 8d. per acre ; in villenage 8 similar virgates, worth 17s. 8d. each ; -20s.; 6 acres of wood, value unknown ; 3 cottages, which pay 3 weeks service once a year; rent from the master of St. John of one pound of pepper. : Manerium de Herdewik extenditur ad xviii li. (sie) ; tercia pars illius valet vj... viij.d. (sic); quarta wij. vij.d. ob. ; medium c et tiij.d. ob. q. centum et quinque solidatos et quinque denaratas. C. Ing. Mise. File 14. (5.) Writ to the sheriff-of Hereford. William de Sancta Ermina has that whereas the king gave him a messuage in Hereford which was (fanquam escaetam) by the death of Moke of Hereford, a Jew, certain took it during the absence of the said William from England, and retain The sheriff is to enquire. Kenilworth. 13 November 51 Henry III. : Hereford. The eve of St. Katharine 51 Henry III. The king the said house to the said William as stated ; and when the said William England, Sarah wife of the said Mocke the Jew came and begged that the through the justices of the Jews would grant her the said messuage as if way of dower (quasi nomine dotis) ; this the king did and Sarah held the messuage during her life and disposed of it at her will ; and after her death son of the said Moke had seisin of it by the king's command ; and between and the said Sarah they sold the said messuage and all the houses, stone timber thereof ; and Walter London now holds the site by purchase and from the said Jacob. C. Ing. Mise. File 14. (6.) Writ to the sheriff of Middlesex to enquire in conjunction with de Stratton, clerk, as to the keeping by Richard Cok of certain houses Westminster belonging to the Archbishop of York. Westminster. 51 Henry III. [1267.] before Adam de Stratton and Alard de Stane, keeper of the county at the court of the archbishop of York near Westminster. Sunday the Conversion of St. Paul. Richard Cok has faithfully kept the said for more than six years past, and is not, as keeper, bound to repair them ; have decreased in value in his hands 100/., but not by his fault (nec per se). rents are worth 20s. 3d. yearly ; the curtilage (in herbage), 2s., and the of the garden in average years 5s. The said Richard received these while the see was vacant, and conducted himself well and honestly as C. Ing. Misc. File 14. (7.) Writ to the sheriff of Cambridge. St. Edmund's, 8 February Henry HI. [1267.] MISCELLANEOUS 113 : The lands and tenements in Teveresham late of Hugh de William Prat, and Warin le Petit, the king's enemies, who are now against the king in the isle of Ely, are the king's escheat. Hugh de holds also in Bodekesham 7 acres of the countess of Gloucester, yearly ; in Suafham Prior 3 acres of Peter son of Ranulph, worth messuage worth 2s., which are of the inheritance of the said Hugh's Prat holds 7 acres in Suafham Bolebek of the fee of the earl of 7s. Warin le Petit holds in Teveresham 6 acres of his mother, enfeoffed him, worth 6s., together with a piece of meadow worth a windmill worth 10s. ; and of John de Bodekesham in the same an acre worth 8d. The whole of the premises are now in the king's the total income from them is 38s. CC. Ing. Misc. File 14. (8.) Writ to Ebulo de Montibus, constable of Windsor castle, and keeper of Cocham and Braye, to enquire by what customs and services are held by master Henry Wad, the king's cook, and to extend 15 October 51 Henry III. [1267.] : The said Henry holds a purpresture estimated at 22 acres, service ; and of his wife's inheritance as guardian one hide, which should children of Simon Jurdan her former husband, and pays a rent of St. Andrew's Day, 2s. at Lady Day, and 3s. 6d. at the Nativity ; and for 6 acres and j, of new land occupied in the time of Velu, father of his said wife, he pays 3s. 34d. at Michaelmas ; for 16d. at Martinmas; also his tenants have to find pannage his pigs, which is valued on an average at 3s. And he has to do work in autumn for the king; the first with four men, finding which custom is worth 8d.; the second with three men, finding which is worth 6d.; the third with four men, the king which is worth 4d. When the king tallages his castles and manors also tallaged but the value of this is not known to the jury. C. Ing. Misc. File 14. (9.) Writ to the sheriff of Cumberland to extend the lands late of Roger in Donaneby, given by reason of his trespass to Richard le Norreys. la Zuche. Windsor. 4 May 51 Henry III. [1267.] on Donaneby taken at Brideskirke. Trinity. There are in demesne acres of arable land worth 4/. 10s. a year, and 17 acres of meadow 6d.; no land in villenage ; 2 free tenants, Walter Marescal, who sparrowhawk or 6d. a year,and Thomas de Allene, burgess, who does relief whendue. Also there are 24 bovates of land without common at 10 acres per bovate, worth 48s.; no wood; the pasture the aforesaid demesne and bovates, and is the common pasture of Also the mill pays 16 skeps of oatmeal yearly, worth as a rule amounting to 4/. Total, 117. 7s. C. Ing. Misc. File 14. (10.) Writ to Walter Herevi, escheator in London. Shrewsbury. 51 Henry III. [1267.] : Monday after St. Simon and St. Jude. The house in Street late of Robert son of Neil, deceased, is an escheat of the king, said Robert was killed in battle against the king as a felon and the It is worth one mark, the king has seisin of it by the and the tenant who now lives in it holds it of the king's gift. C. Ing. Misc. File 14. (11.) INQUISITIONS 334.