May 13, Inquisition
Writ to Walter de Petirton, supplying the place of Robert Tybotot, of West Wales. Canterbury. 4 October 23 Edward I. [1295.] Petition of Huwe de Paunton. French. Extent of a moiety of the king's commote of Gwynnehonyt. Red Oweyn. before St. Edmund, king and martyr. The king has there neither land to be ploughed in demesne, nor meadow, fishery, nor mill. A rent called Westewa is extended at 10/. 13s. 4d., lairwite (leyrwyaat 40s., heriots (heyretheca) at 4l., the maintenance (potura) 4 serjeants at 53s. 4d., the maintenance of a horse for making circuits of country twice a year at 13s. 4d.; the king's pleas and perquisites are the yearly value of 8/. Sum total, 281. C. Ing. Mise. File 55. (3.) 1692. Fragment of a writ. Extent of the town of Moston (Cheshire). Wednesday after St. James Edward I. [1295.] Sum, 25/. 16s. 4d. C. Ing. Misc. File 55. (4.) 1693. Three extents of lands in Wales before Walter de Pedirton. Vaur. Sunday in the feast of St. Edmund the King 23 Edward I. Almost illegible. C. Ing. Misc. File 55. (5.) 1694.
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