July 51, Inquisition

Writ (fragmentary). Shrewsbury. Inquisition (fragmentary) concerning the death of Richard de Haselwode. On the Sunday after the feast of St. Mary Magdalene he was killed in an on the town of Bridgnorth (Bruges) by Nicholas... .. . in selfand in defence of the town. List of jurors on a separate slip. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (10.) 509. Inquisition before the constable of Windsor castle concerning an called Hwytsled, which contains 18 acres, measured by the king's perch, lies between the purpresture of the lepers of Windsor and the king's forest. The king can give it to whom he will without damage to the forest or to ; and the jurors set upon it a rent of 6d. per acre. C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (11.) MISCELLANEOUS 165 Inquisition by a jury of seven concerning the lands of Robert son of Oen. which he holds of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of and for which he has his franchise, is next to the houses of the and should support a wall to enclose the town, 31 ells long. must see that the service of maintaining this wall is not lost through of the franchise, for the brethren of the said hospital owe this for the said land. The farm of the town does not suffer. On the which the franchise is to be transferred there are several dwellings of which the jury are of opinion that none should be enfranchised in which a free guest (liber hospes) dwells. C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (14.) Inquisition : Adam de Netishirde, monk, Edmund Kokerel, and of others (whose names are given) entered on [the land] of Oliver de in Waxtonesham and carried off wreck belonging to him. C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (15.) Letter from E. abbot of Pershore directing the king's bailiff of to enquire on behalf of the king as to the value of the land of which has been taken into the king's hand, but has paid nothing. : The said land is worth in ordinary years 8s. C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (16.) Inquisition made at Bristol concerning land taken into the king's a debt of Richard la Warre in Jewry. The chief house in which the lived is worth 2 marks, and its two cellars are worth 16s. ; house and cellar opposite the preceding is worth 16s. The above only be maintained at great cost, the houses being in very bad The next heir of the said Richard is Thomas la Warre his son. for which the premises were taken into the king's hand is 3d., of which 20s. have been paid into the Exchequer. C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (17.) Inquisition : Orders were given by the bailiffs of Mungomery to of Ristone to assart a wood in Alpele, because evil-doers passed that the men of the said manor would not ; wherefore the said bailiffs assarted it; and the said men gave over the possession of the said wood to the said bailiffs, and assessed it at a fixed be paid to the king. The men of Chirebury, Tinebury, Ristone, Winesbury and Newentone have sufficient pasture belonging to without the said assart, for which the prior of Chirebury, Roger le Adam the parson, and several others pay the said yearly rent, so that complainants can keep their lands and perform the services thereto which, however, they cannot do without the pasture of Aspele, lies untilled. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (18.) Portion of inquisition : The office of beadle of the hundreds held king in demesne in Dorset has been held at a rent of 20s., but there profits belonging to it. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (19.) INQUISITIONS. Inquisition by twelve knights of the wapentake of Gilling: Henry, of Warulf (?) should be forester in fee of the forest of the earldom of Richviz. in Arkilgarth and Hope. The earl has the said office in his own de Richemunde, Stephen S...... , of Richmond, Adam de and Walter Arundel hold two carucates in Richmond town by the of serving summons of distress for the court of the earldom. Much as is shown in the inquisition of the burgesses of Richmond. Brudecan of Multone holds half a carucate in Multone, by the service being lardner in fee to the earl. He now pays 10s. in lieu of service ; but jurors can give no authority for the change. son of Alan should be constable of Richmond castle in fee, and keep the castle for the ward thereto belonging. The earl now has said office in his own hand, and takes the ward to his own use. de Hertford should be sheriff of Richmondshire, paying a rent of to the earl. He is not sheriff and pays no rent. de Roulons, a foreigner, held the manors of Brunton, Croft, and Seytheby in chief of the earl; Roald son of Alan recovered as his own right and inheritance in the time of King John, and while were in the king's hand, saving all rights. de Kneton holds 12 librates of land in Kneton and Midelton, doing service, and paying 20s. (?) yearly to the earl. This land does service drengage, viz. feeding dogs, colts, .... 2: se of the earl. said Alan gave 2 bovates in Mideltone worth 20s. to Henry Mansel with his daughter ; and a messuage and 2 bovates there worth 26s. to Gilbert Neutone with Cecily his daughter ; and to Walter his son 2 bovates and in Knetone worth 28s.; and to Ralph his son one bovate and a toft croft worth 10s.; and to Thomas his son 6 acres and a toft worth 6s. ; to the chapel of Kneton one bovate for the chantry; the parson of holds it, and it is worth 10s. de Mideltone holds 13 (?) librates of land of the earl in Midelton by service to Alan de Knetone, the abbot of Fountains (?) (..... de has 12 acres of the gift of the said Henry's grandfather, worth....... de Aske should be the earl's warrener in fee... . C. Ing. Mise. File 21. (20.) Draft or copy of writ to Richard de Clififord] escheator this side to enquire as to the fees pertaining to the honour of Chester, which is in the hands of EK. the king's eldest son, and other honours also in his and whether religious persons or others have taken wrongful of them without leave of the respective lords; and to enquire as the fees pertaining to the manors of Redhale, Wissete, and Ketelberge, are of the honour of Richmond, and have been received by the king's son in exchange. C. Ing. Mise. Pile 21. (21.) Writ directing the sheriff of Lincoln to make inquisition whether count of Britanny held the soke of Gaiton in demesne on the day when lands fell into the hand of King John, or what other person held by military service. Witness, the Earl Marshal at Worcester, 16 March, Henry ITI . fees of the honour of Richmond, in Lincolnshire. heirs of Ralph son of Richard half a fee in Ledenham. MISCELLANEOUS 167 de Hipetof, the fourth part of a fee in Hypetof. Bosco half a fee in Ledenham. Edligton a fifth part in Benigton. half a fee in Fulebec. of Brian half a fee in Fulebec and Ledenham. de Ledenham a fourth part in Ledenham. of Robert son of William half a fee in Ledenham. Monte Bigonis two fees in Bructun and Gavelston. son of Nigel three fees in Fulebec, Ledenham and Stokes. de Horbeling two parts of a fee in Horbeling. of Alan one fee in Bikere. Wiketof two in Wiketof. de Muleton one in Skirbee and Franton. of Stephen half a fee in Stefning. one in Wrangle and Leck. Vallibus a fourth part in Scrang. de Rocheford, John de Edligton, Ralph son of Stephen a fourth and Scirbec. of Ellis one fee in Holebee and Quappelad. Mumby three and a half in the soke of Mumby. Nevill one in Rigesby. Cancy one in Swinehope. de Well a fifth part in Grenesby. de Cateby and Ralph de Wihum half a fee in Kateby. of William de Lamara three in Cadeney. two in Burton and Lee. Lacelees two and a half in Fulstouue. Benigton one in Leverton and Benigton. of Luke de Leck a thirty-seventh part in Leck and Leverton. Musters half a fee in Wyligham. de Saususmar has the soke of Gayton of the gift of King John. Edligton a sixteenth part, Ralph son of Stephen a twelfth part, of Sybeton a hundredth part, Conan de Holebee one fee and a half and Welleton. Wards of the knights of Richmond castle. August and September. steward (dapifer) has 15 knights, Roald the constable 13 knights, Bure 4 knights. October and November. the chamberlain 11 knights, Geoffrey de Furnals 8 knights, Roger 5 knights, Brian son of Scolland 3 knights, William de Espaine December and January. de Valeines 7 knights, Con son of Oger 6 knights, Hugh Quaremel Ralph son of Oger 1 knight, Halenad de Netlested 2 knights, Hugh William son of Bernard 3 knights, Ralph Brito 2 knights, Dol 1 knight, William son of Gikel 1 knight. February and March. de Musters 8 knights, Osbert son of Colegrim 4 knights, Hervey INQUISITIONS of Ricol 3 knights, Robert son of Grip 3 knights, Stephen de Forti Societate knight, Hugh de Scalers 1 knight, Stephen de Scalers 1 knight, Geoffrey de 1 knight, Alan the butler (pincerna) 2 knights, Hubert son of Faucun knights, Wimund de Grenesbi 1 knight, the son of Aldoein 1 knight. April and May. Alan son of Eon 5 knights, Wigan son of Lander 5 knights, Earl Aubrey Ver 3 knights, William de Lamare 7 knights, Berenger 1 knight, Roald the (pincerna) 1 knight, Henry de Novilla 1 knight, Simon de Turre 1 knight, son of William son of Duas 1 knight, Richard son of Loisward knights. June and July. Ralph son of Ribald 15 knights, Roger de Maton 5 knights, Ralph son of 4 knights, Con de Luis 2 knights, Peter Halden 1 knight, Acaris knights and a sixth part. . Brian son of Scolland two knights, one from Ascam and one from small of land. Amfre de Canci one knight, Hugh son of Eon 2 knights, Warin son of Ralph of Ailmer son of Colswein and Simon de Turre one knight, Robert son of son of Malger one knight, Richard son of Osbert le Malle half a knight in Hoiland Alan de Creun and the son of Grimketel and the son of Sired the son of Toli one knight. From Burton by Ledenham 2 knights. Brien Acaris against Neal de Aubeni (sic) a third part of a knight, Philip de a fourth part, Roger son of Tengi in Weston, co. Cambridge, a fourth Geoffrey de Mandewille one knight, Alan de Hoxne and Geoffrey de in Herefordshire (sic) and William Gernun three parts of a knight. 520. Portions (partes) of wards in Richmondshire. August and September. : Of the fee of Gunnar the steward (dapifer), Ralph son of Roger 2 knights, son of Gernegan 2 knights, Argun 1 knight, Colebrun a fourth part. which Torphin holds two knights. Conan de Ase 1 knight. Herta fourth part of a knight, William de Tollos and Roald the constable knights, Thomas de Bure 2 knights. October and November. ; : Neal son of the chamberlain (?) 24 knights. Geoffrey de Furnels one knight. de Laceles 23 knights. Alan son of Brian 4 knights. Massam 1, knights. de Ispania a sixth part. : ee December and October (sic).