May 13, Inquisition
Writ to Geoffrey Russel and Lambert de Trikingham, guardians the archbishopric of York. Canterbury. . . September 27 Edward I. Inquisition : Plumtre. Friday the feast of St. Leonard. Roger, who for eight years has been incumbent of the hospital of St. Mary of Plumtre by Bautre, still survives, and gathered the last fruits his use; and, though he does not stay continuously in the said hospital, he comes there on alternate days, and nothing is ascertained as to his or deprivation. The said hospital is of the yearly value of 20s. and is of the patronage of the C. Ing. Misc. File 58. (19.) 1806. Extent of lands of Robert de Raymis in Bolum, Middilton, Aydon, Hanwyk, and Litheyerton, before the sheriff of Northumberland. in Easter week 27 Edward I. [1299.] C. Ing. Misc. File 58. (20.) 1807. Inquisition before the sheriff of Essex. Westhamme. Friday St. James 27 Edward I. [1299.] Robert le Bret, goldsmith of London, and Agnes his wife, jointly obtained in Esthamme and Westhamme, whereof the said Robert died seised, the said Agnes remained in seisin until Robert, their son, disseised her, afterwards she recovered seisin by the king's writ before the justices. C. Ing. Mise. File 58. (21.) 1808.
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