May 13, Inquisition
Writ to the sheriff of Devon. Westminster. 7 March 31 Edward I. Inquisition : Plymton. Monday after St. George. Gilbert son of Stephen, and his ancestors, have held the manor of Ermyngton the foreign hundred of Ermyngton of the honour of Plympton by knight since the conquest, in which manor they had all pleas belonging to pledge except pleas of the crown and withernam, also gallows, tumbril, other liberties, to do judgment there, and, if any person be taken with goods at the suit of any in that manor, he will be hanged or delivered judgment of the court. There is a water called Erm, which runs through the midst of the manor, is a fishery belonging to the manor so far as the land of the manor MISCELLANEOUS 521 and likewise a stream of water from the head of the brook of Erm sea in breadth 6 feet. said Gilbert and his ancestors used to receive for every horse crossing to get sand 2d. yearly. is in the said manor the advowson of a church, whereof a moiety to the manor and a moiety is impropriated to the priory of said Gilbert and his ancestors had in the foreign hundred of Ermynton belonging to view of frank pledge of the tithings of Neweton Ferers, Furdel, Herford, Blachesworthy, Ludebroke, Worthehele, Flitte, Bykebury, Rydmore, Modbury, Buterford, Lupperygge which ought to be presented by the tithingmen thrice a ought to be pleaded at Ermyngton every three weeks, or every month, judgment of the free suitors of the hundred ; pleas of the crown ought by the coroners. said Gilbert and his ancestors had of the said tithings a yearly rent of called Horderespeny. The remainder is almost illegible. Cf. Charter p. 40. C. Ing. Misc. File 62. (19.) Writ to the sheriff of Hants and Philip de Hoyvill. Odiham. 31 Edward I. [1303.] : Winchester. Thursday after the Purification. and customs at the fair of St. Giles. Winchester. Cf. Report of the Commission on Market Rights and Tolls. Appendix, p. 91. C. Ing. Mise. File 62. (20.) Commission to Robert de Retford and Henry Spigurnel. 7 July 30 Edward f. [1302.] : Stratford, co. Essex. Monday after the Purification I. [1303.] are bound to repair any bridges and causeways between Stratford except the bridge of Chaveresbregge. Cf. Morant s History Vol. I, p. 20. C. Ing. Misc. File 62. (21.) Writ to John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, or to him who supplies Westminster. 14 October 30 Edward I. [1302.] : Tristeldermod. 26 February 31 Edward I. [1303. payable from the castle of Kildare to the bishop. to the said justiciary. Lanun. 16 April. By the Council. p. 53. C. Ing. Misc. File 62. (22.) Commission to William de Carleton and Geoffrey de Hothum. 10 August 30 Edward I. [1302.] By petition of the Council. inquisitions before Ralph de Hengham and the said William and Kyngeston-on-Hull. Wednesday after St. Augustine. the making of new roads leading to Kingston-on-Hull. inquisition. Wednesday in Whitsun week. [1303.] Cf. Frost s 62. - C. Ing. Misc. File 62. (23.) INQUISITIONS 1919.
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