July 51, Inquisition

De Valeins in Roewic half a knight. Simon Brito in Andrebi, Sutton and one knight. February and March. Lisiard de Musters 3 knights and in Sut 2 knights, Osbern son of Neal Wendeslae one knight. Warlacbi 2 knights. Karretan a third part of knight. Bennet de Stapelton one knight, Geoffrey. de Escaleres knight. Alan the butler (pincerna) one knight and in Sut one knight. Morel in Neuton one knight. Loe ( Interlineated are the words de Cartoon but it is not clear whether this is a gloss on Karreton or addition after Escaleres. MISCELLANEOUS 169 April and May. de Mumbi in Wiclif one knight. Conan son of Ellis 2 knights. de Mara of Brettevile one knight. June and July. son of Robert 6 knights. Henry son of Harvey 3 knights. de Matoem of Eglest, a sixth part of a knight. Ralph de in the two Cutons one knight. William son of Harvey in half a knight. Randolph son of Robert in Brigenhale one knight. for the whole year 211. 14d. : William son of Fulk de Gilling in August, 7d. Wards to be rendered to Richmond Castle between Wellestre and Norman sea. In April and May. Aubrey 3 knights in Caveneby and Roenges. de Bassingburne in Winepol co Cambridge of the fee of Earl Aubrey knight. de Valeines 3 knights in Ditton co. Cambridge. son of William one knight in Stanton. de Novill one knight in Toftes or near (prope inde). de one knight in Brunne or near (inde prope). Hertfordshire of the fee of Bertram de Verdun half a knight, whereof de Bassingburne answers for a third part in Hodesdon, Peter de for a third in Hormade and Walter son of Bonde for a third in Red. the butler (pincerna) half a mark in Wurmeleia and Wadlinton. In June and July. Norfolk. Randolf son of Robert 6 knights in Hedersete. son of Roger one knight in Lins. de Nereford half a knight in Nereford. de Holm one knight in Milham and Suafham. the butler (pincerna) a third part of a knight in Ruhham of the of Robert son of Robert. de Muntchanesi 2 knights in Foxleia and Claie. de Tatessale one knight i in Horningtoft for which Hamo son of Burd de Lenham 4 knights, less 20d., in Redhalle and . rninges. August and September. Cambridgeshire. Robert de Hastinges one knight in Lanwad of the of Earl Aubrey. de Rameis one knight in Burwell of the same fee. son of Warner (Garneri) one knight in Wiere. de Bure 2 knights in Bure. son of Richard a fourth part of a knight in Weston, Norfolk. Theobald de Valeines one knight in Hiclinge. October and November. Essex of the fee of Earl Aubrey 3 knights, less 2s for which Richard de answers in Finchingfeld and its appurtenances. de Furnels 7 knights in Cambridgeshire in Bercham and eure Brien son of Alan interlincated. INQUISITIONS fee of the chamberlain 6 knights whereof Robert Vavasur answers knight in Melketon, Hugh de Craweden one in Suafham, Everard 2 in Ballingham and Suafham, William son of Aliz one in Oxecroft, Bancs a fourth part and as for the rest of this knight Fulk son of answers for 18d., Henry son of Hervey 18d., Roger sleeveless 18d., lady Avice 18d., Walter de Cormeilles 18d. in Wilburham Agnes Blund half a knight in Waddon. All Saints term. de Cestrehunt a fourth part of a knight in Cestrehunt. St. Andrew's term. of the fee of Earl Roger 2 knights in Saham ad Stagnum. de Bromfeld 5 knights in Bromfeld and its appurtenances. 2 knights. Quaremel one knight in Bure and Blakenham. fee of Norman de Pesehale a fourth part of a knight in Westrefeld. fee of Earl Aubrey, Simon de Tunderle one knight in Dodenes, and Duston. de Valeines 5 knights in Perham and its appurtenances. of the fee of Earl Aubrey William Gikel one knight in Norton. of the fee of Earl Aubrey 3 knights in Wicham whereof de la Hay answers for a half and Walter Russel for the other half. Simon le Bret and John de Lanvalein one knight. The term of the Purification. de Nereford 1 knights in Nereford, Sidesterne and Westrefeld. Wards in Hoiland. de Benington one knight of the fee of the chamberlain. Ralph son of Stephen half a knight. son of Alan in June one knight in Bicre. Roger de Lacell in Fulestoue, Alesby and Swalewe in October and November. Osbern son of Neal 3 knights in Fulebec, Ledenham, and Herkerby and their appurtenances. Robert de Sutton in Sutton and its appurtenances de Wigetoft in Wigetoft, Reddie and Kirketon, being heir of Grip, de Grenesbi one knight whereof he answers for 5 parts in Grenesbi remainder in Ruhoton in Richmondshire. de Trehanton 2 knights in Lee and Burton by Trent. de Horbelinge in the same town [Horbelinge] three parts of a knight. February and March. son of Ellis 2 knights in Holebeche, Welleton and Rilvingholm. de Mumbi 4 knights in Mumbi and the soke. de Lamara 3 knights in Kadeneia and Kelleseia. de Novill one knight in Riggesbi. one knight. April and May. de Muleton one knight in Scirebec. de Chanci one knight in Suinhop. MISCELLANEOUS 171 Hoiland. Alan de Creun, the son of Grimketel, the son of Sired and the Toli one knight in Benigton and in Birk . . ., Brochton and Geveleston 2 knights. de Musters one knight in Chinston. ., one knight. one knight. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (22.) Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk. Woodstock. 26 February III. [1231.] as to the lands of Seymiret, a Jew of Norwich, outlawed for He held a messuage in Norwich of Edmund Cake, chaplain. was outlawed for the circumcision of Odard, son of master Bennet. gave the messuage to master Bennet. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (1.) Writ to the sheriff of Berkshire. Wallingford. 22 September III. [1242.] made before Sir Robert de Avering and Sir Hugh de Pisie, de Sunningwelle, outlawed for homicide, held in demesne of the of Abbendon two parts of five hides, less half a hide in Sunningwell of which Isolda late wife of Henry de Sunningwell holds a third He also held in service of the said abbot 10 hides in Sunningwell of tenants given). from S. de Lovek, sheriff of Berks, to the bailiff of the hundred of embodying the king's writ. : A knight's fee and a balf, less one virgate, which were held by de Sunningwell of the abbot of Abbendon, have been a year and a day king's hand. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (2.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincolnshire. Westminster. 23 April III. [1244.] : Thomas Scot, deacon, was indicted before R. de Lexinton on the feast of St. Peter's Chains, 27 Henry HI, for the burning houses of Alexander, clerk of Quappell , and eventually outlawed. He lands nor goods except that his father Robert Scot and Maud his wife give him 12s. a year for two mills of which he used to pay for one of 10s. to Ellis de Stabula, lord of the soil, and to Peter de Quappell a mill in Quappell; so he had 18d. a year. This is taken into hand. Thomas gave the two mills to Robert and Maud, his parents, and a half ago. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (3.) Writ to the sheriff of Northamptonshire. Geytinton. 1 July III. [1244.] : A messuage in Kotes, late of Richard son of Leceline who the realm for homicide was held of the abbess of St. Mary de Pratis Northampton and has been a year and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (4.) Writ to the sheriff of Bedfordshire. Chester. 18 August III. [1245.] preceding documents, nos. 518-521, although of different dates, seems to have been for a considerable period. INQUISITIONS : Thomas Fromond, hanged for larceny, held, of the inheritance his wife, 30 acres with the messuage and meadow thereto pertaining. C. Ing. Mise. File 22.. (5.) Writ to the sheriff of Nottinghamshire. Windsor. 3 June Henry III. [1247.] from the sheriff of Derbyshire to the king. The four acres in held by William son of Henry de Neuton, hanged for larceny, have in the king's hand a year anda day. They were held of William Playard Alice his wife. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (6.) Writ to the sheriff of Sussex. Westminster. 11 October Henry III: [1248] : A virgate of land in Ockefeud (Ukkefeld in writ) late of de Woburne, outlawed for homicide, has been a year and a day in king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (7.) Writ to the sheriff of Hampshire. Westminster. 24 April Henry III. [1249.] : A messuage in Winchester late of John le Cuner, who was blinded and mutilated (eaxcecatus et ementulatus) for larceny, is the escheat and is worth 7s. 8d. a year. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (8.) Writ to the sheriff of Somerset. Winchester. 21 January Henry III. [1249.] virgate of land in Couleton (Chuleton in writ), late of Roger de Chubbeleg, for larceny, was held of Agnes mother of William le Dencis and has been and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (9.) Writ (torn). Huntingdon. 22 August 33 Henry III. [1249.] : Hugh son of Maurice, outlawed for larceny, held a virgate of Adam de Weston, father of Thomas de Weston. It has a year and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (10.) Writ to the sheriff of Hampshire. Westminster. 13 March Henry III. [1249.] le Marchant (mercator in writ), outlawed on suspicion of larceny, of the inheritance of Beatrice his wife a house in Awelton. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (11.) Writ to the sheriff of Northamptonshire. Northampton. 3 August Henry III. [1249.] messuage in Dudinton, iate of Thomas Codwaleys (Cotwaleys in writ) been a year and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (12.) Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire. 7 October 33 Henry III. [1249.] : 8 acres of land in Oteringham, late of Richard de Marisco, for the death of Maud Halfkarl his mother, have been a year and a day king's hand. They were held of W. de Laceles. : i C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (18.) MISCELLANEOUS 173 Writ to the sheriff of Yorkshire. Westminster.- 25 October III. [1249.] : A bovate and half a toft in Garton late of Michael son of of Elmeswell, hanged for the death of Roger de Elmeswell, have been and a day in the king's hand. They were held of Joan daughter of she is dead without heir to her body, and Adam de Neusum married her sister and heiress. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (14.) Writ to the sheriff of Kent. Westminster. 30 April 34 Henry III. : Ten acres in Hecham late of William Turstan, who abjured for felony, have been in the king's hand a year and a day, and were the prioress of Hecham. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (15.) Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk. Westminster. 1 February III. [1250.] : Three acres in Great Meauton late of John le Bretun, who the realm for felony, have been in the king's hand a year and a day held of the prior and hospital of St. Mary Magdalen without Norwich. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (16.) Writ to the sheriff of Oxfordshire. Westminster. 11 March III. [1250.] : John le Ku held a virgate of land and lost it for felony for the of Richard Bruselanc, this felony he committed on St. Hugh's day before 33 Henry HI. The virgate was held of Sir Richard son of Alan been a year and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (17.) Writ to the sheriff of Stafford. Westminster. 18 October II. [1250.] and six acres in Rideware Hamestal late of Robert de Boreweya for felony, have been a year and a day in the king's hand and were Maud Pecche lady of Rideware. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (18.) Writ to the sheriff of Wiltshire. Clarendon. 8 June 35 Henry III. : A messuage and land in Odestok, late of Walter Colier, who the realm for the death of Maud daughter of Clement de Odestok, accidentally killed by the said Walter's cart, are of the inheritance wife of the said Walter Colier not of the said Walter himself. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (19.) Writ to Robert de Stopham, bailiff of Clarendon. Windsor. 35 Henry III. [1251.] : Saturday after St. Faith (7 October), 35 Henry III. John le judged for hunting (venacione) in the king's forest of Clarendon held carucate in Farleg of Henry le Dun, at the will of the said Henry and fee. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (20.) Writ to the sheriff of Kent. Windsor. 10 August 35 Henry III. : ames aa INQUISITIONS : The land in Benindenn of Ralph la Wayte outlawed for felony been a year and a day in the king's hand and was held of the abbot and of Robertsbridge (Pont Rob ). C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (21.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln. Westminster. 20 October III. [1251.] : Four acres and a half in Quappelad (or Quaplad) late of Simon hanged for larceny, have been a year and a half in the king's hand and held of Hugh, Toby, Siward and Aylward Oldcorn. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (22.) Writ to the sheriff of Northamptonshire. Woodstock. 28 January III. [1251.] writ, the return of the previous one being insufficient, as not giving of the next heir of Jordan de Cantilupo and Alice his wife. Windsor, 35 Henry III. : A toft and two acres in Wylebythorp late of Thomas outlawed for felony, have been a year and a day in the king's hand. were held of Jordan de Cantilupo and Alice his wife whose heir is their Agnes. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (23.) Writ to the sheriff of Cambridgeshire. Westminster. 4 March III. [1251.] : Two messuages and five acres in Eltesle late of Reynold le outlawed for the death of William Withlad, have been a year and in the king's hand. Reynold held of John de Monasteriis, Henry de and William le Jouene, all of Eltesle. The premises are of the inheritance Reynold s wife. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (24.) Writ to the sheriff of Oxfordshire. Reading. 29 July 35 Henry IIT, : The house in Oxford, late of John Cook (cocus) hanged for is of the inheritance of Robert son of John de Vivario. A list of found in the house is given. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (25.) Writ to the sheriff of Huntingdon. Reading. 28 August III. [1251.] : St. Martin's day [6 November], 36 Henry III. A rent of in Woldweston late of Hugh de Woldweston, has been a year and a day king's hand. He held the rent of Fulk son of Richard de Weston and of his tenants is given. C. Ing. Mise. File 22. (26.) Writ to the abbot of Pershore, escheator. Westminster. 15 August HI. [1251.j : Sunday after the decollation of St. John the Baptist 35 Henry III, by a jury of the hundreds of Midhurst, Byrya, and Esseior. Peter de la Garston, hanged for felony, held land in in villenage except a piece called Corpesham which, with half of Garston, he received in marriage with his wife Amice, daughter de la Hele. This land he held of Alard de Effold and Alard of the MISCELLANEOUS 175 of Chichester namely of the prebend of Ippthorn which prebend is held W. de Kilk[enni]. (same date) as to the chattels of the said Peter. Alard de Effald, servant (serviens) of the dean and chapter of Chichester the said Peter's house and bore himself there as in his own escheat, N. de Wancy, by Hugh de la Hoke, caused the said Alard to be in the king's prison till he should make satisfaction in one mark, de la Hoke took Peter's chattels (list given), Hugh also took a horse Randolf son of the aforesaid Peter and a mare from William, Randolf s Randolf and William both having been acquitted by the country. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (27.) Writ to the sheriff of Rutland. Westminster. 13 April III. [1250.] : Norluffam. 34 Henry IIT. [1250.] acre of land in Norluffam held of Robert son of Hugh de Sudluffam Mauger outlawed for the death of William de Wakerleg has been and a day in the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (28.) Hugh de Malo Alneto made the last presentation to the church of in time of peace, viz., Stephen Ridel, now dead. C. Ing. Misc. File 22. (29.) Writ to the sheriff of Stafford. Nottingham. 5 December III. [1251.] : The messuage late of William son of Ralph le Furner, who the realm for the death of Richard son of Orm, has been a year and in the king's hand and was held of Thomas Gerebod. C. Ing. Mise. File 23. (1.) Writ to the sheriff of Kent. Westminster. 1 May 36 Henry III. : A perticate in Cumbe late of John son of Robert de Cumbe, for homicide, has been a year and a day in the king's hand and was of Hamo Grogan. C. Ing. Mise. File 23. (2.) Writ to the sheriff of Hertfordshire. Westminster. 1 April III. [1253.] : T wo carucates in Little Berchamsted late of Fawkes de Breute, deprived (abjudicatus) of his lands in England, have been a year and in the king's hand and were held of Geoffrey de Schalariis. C. Ing. Mise. File 23. (3.) Writ to the sheriff of Cumberland. York. 30 December III. [1251.] : The land in Torpemiou, late of John de Bracchihil (Brakenhil killed (occisus) for felony, has been a year and a day in the king's hand held of Robert de Mulcastre. C. Ing. Misc. File 23. (4.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln. Westminster. 12 May 36 Henry III. INQUISITIONS : Two acres in Quappelade, late of Simon son of Basil hanged have been a year and a day in the king's hand and were held of the leech (medicus) and Thomas the leech. C. Ing. Mise. File 23. (5.) Inquisition : Radel , co. Hereford. Wednesday after the Assump- August], 37 Henry III. [1253.] . in Bishop's Frome, late of John de Frome son of Adam de Bosco, of the bishop of Hereford and has been a year and a day in the king's C. Ing. Mise. File 23. (6.).