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May 13, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Devon. Westminster. 6 February Edward I. [1292.] Inquisition : Sutton. Wednesday after the Annunciation, MISCELLANEOUS 449 Sage of Ireland of the town of Galuy freighted with salt for Ireland belonging to Robert Bernard of Warham, Simon de Faversham of and Walter Lumbard of Dublin, and afterwards appointed his servant de Sully his merchant in the said ship, and delivered to him all his by chirograph letter between the said Luke, Nicholas, Robert and and paid the said Robert and his partners six marks of the freight in crossing from Poitou, where she was laden, to Ireland was cast by a storm in Cornwall, whereupon the said Nicholas sold all the salt the same thence to the town of Sutton. and received the money from the sale and paid the said Robert and his partners only a moiety of the ship because they had not crossed to Ireland as agreed. Robert satisfied the said Nicholas as to the six marks paid in an account had between them before the bailiffs and more lawful Sutton, whereupon the said Nicholas made letters of acquittance to Robert and, destroyed the letter of agreement as to the freight, and departed quit. C. Ing. Misc. File 51. (33.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln. Westminster. 2 November I. [1292.] : Ralph son and heir of Peter de Gousel holds all his tenement by Billingholm and all his fee in Irby of the manor of Halton and and services are appurtenant to the manor ; all the ancestors of Ralph held the said tenements by homage and service of Gilbert who enfeoffed the ancestor of the present earl of Lincoln C. Ing. Misc. File 52. (1.) Writ to Malcolm de Harle, escheator south of Trent. Westminster. 21 Edward I. [1293.] : Salisbury. Monday after the Translation of St. Thomas and a half virgates of land in Cheggelewe are held of the honour of which Adam de Puriton sometime held of the fee of Appleton in frank almoin to maintain a chaplain for his soul; Sir Clement, Aiston, now holds the said land. de Stokes and Robert her son hold the fee of Appleton of the earl of the honour of Wallingford. five virgates are held for the fourth part of a knight's fee and are value of 40s. : Aylesbury. Sunday before the Nativity of St. John the de Stokes and Robert her son lately alienated to the king half a fee and Hicford, which John le Knyt now holds and used to hold of Denise by scutage to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and it is worth to the 101. a year; and John son and heir of Thomas de Hicford holds in together with his tenants, half a knight's fee of Walter son and heir de Appultone for a penny at the Annunciation and scutage to the and it is worth to the tenants 10/. a year; and William Burnel and de Kynggeshemede hold in Uptone the twentieth part of a knight's scutage to the said earl, and it is worth to the tenants 100s. a year. : Abyndon. 15 June. i 29 INQUISITIONS The said Denise and Robert held in Apeltone and Etone, Cherdesle and of the said earl as of the said honour, three knights fees and alienated same into the king's hand of their gift, and afterwards the king, when he had entire seisin thereof. demised the said fees to the said Denise and for life. Sum total of the yearly value, 271. 10s. Inquisition :- 14 July. The said Denise held a carucate of land in Draycote of the said earl as of said honour for half a knight's fee and suit to the court of Wallingford and William de Draycote held the same of her for half a knight's and suit to her court of Appelton every three weeks; and afterwards gave the said half fee to Robert her son to be held immediately of the said by the aforesaid service. and the service of the said William was assigned the said Robert. Sum total of the yearly value, 119s. 4d. The said Denise holds a carucate of land in Alcrinton of the said earl as the said honour for half a knight's fee and suit to the court of Wallingford and John de Lodbroke holds the same of her for half a knight's and John de Stradelyng holds the same of the said John de Lodbroke for a knight's fee and by the yearly service of 1d. Sum total of the yearly value, 8/. 19s. C. Ing. Misc. File 52. (2.) 1595.

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