May 13, Inquisition

Commission to Matthew de Redeman and John de Lussy. Linliscu. August 32 Edward I. [1304.] : Donfres. Monday after the beheading of St. John the de Brus, earl of Karreg, has the liberty in his lands of Anandale no sheriff or other minister of the king ought to enter to make attachments, II, p. 411. C. Ing. Misc. File 63. (14.) Writ to the sheriff of York. Stryvelyn. 29 July 32 Edward I. to the same sheriff. Perth. 5 August. : Gairegrave. Sunday the eve of St. Bartholomew. Hugh Skilhare and others (named and some unknown) hindered de Osgodby and his servants in the field of Wyntreburne from carrying of the yearly value of 100s., recovered in the Court Christian. church of Geyregrave is of the yearly value of 110 marks, the tithes C. Ing. Mise. File 63. (15.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln. Dunfermelyn. 7 November Edward I. [1303.] : Lamcoteholm. Thursday before St. James 32 Edward I. de Lamgollun of Algerk holds of the hospital of the Holy Innocents Lincoln 10 acres of land, John son of Robert le Mouner 2 acres and his brother 24 acres, in Algerk. by the yearly service of LOs., which have withdrawn for ten years. before the mayor and bailiffs of the city of Lincoln. Tuesday Trinity. sometime master of the said hospital, sold to Adam de Hospitali in Saxstangate. Lincoln, at a yearly rent of 8d.; William de is now tenant; the said messuage is vacant and has rendered for thirty years past. de Bella Fago holds a messuage in the parish of St. Cuthbert, from the master and brethren used to receive 5s. yearly, and have received for forty years past. le Hauser holds a messuage in the parish of St. Andrew in Wykeford, used to render to the hospital 3s. 6d. yearly, and is forty years in arrear. son of Richard Braund holds a messuage in Thorngate, which to render 2s. yearly and is 30 years in arrear, MISCELLANEOUS 527 and brethren used to receive the tenth sheaf of 13 bovates of the field of Lincoln, of which they have been deforced in the greatest certain canons and vicars of the mother church of Lincoln and their viz. by William de Swynesheved and others (named). Soper holds a messuage of the fee of the said hospital on le Grene 2s. yearly ; Walter son of Jordan le Parmenter 2 messuages for Lecia, daughter of Margery, a messuage for 2s. 6d. and 1lb. of pepper of Bracebrigge ; Henry de Aula a messuage for 12d.; John le messuage for 12d.; Jordan le Parmenter and . . . a messuage for son of Nicholas 2 messuages for 5s. 6d. ; and Ralph son of Berde for 3s. and brethren used to have suit of court of all their tenants on and hens at Christmas, and several liberties, which have been C. Ing. Misc. File 63. (16.) Writ to the sheriff of Essex. Witness, W. de Carleton. York. 32 Edward I. [1304.] : Branketre. Wednesday after St. Peter and St. Paul. late the wife of John Hurand holds a third part of a messuage in Peverel of the barony of Peverel now in the king's hand, in parcenary the smith of Hattfeld and Katharine his wife, and with Roger and Ellen Termin (Hlene Termin) by the yearly service of a a penny; the said third part being of the yearly value of 4d. ; holds (in severalty) in the same town of the same barony 31 acres of 2 acres of meadow by the service of a quarter of a knight's fee and to the court of Peverel, for which suit 40d. yearly is given to the the honour ; she also holds there of John de Tany 4 acres of pasture by the yearly service of 12d.; of Nicholas de Bokindone 15 acres the yearly service of 5s. ; of John de Ludham 4 acres by the yearly 8d.; and of the master of the Knights Templars 5 acres by the of 12d. in Halstede of the earl of Gloucester a moiety of a messuage and of land and of 2 acres of meadow by the yearly service of 3d. ; Morel a moiety of 30 acres of land by the yearly service of 4s. ; of of Andrew a moiety of 20 acres of land by the yearly service of 19d. ; of Hengham a moiety of 12 acres of land by the yearly se rvice of John Botetourte a moiety of 7 acres of land by the yearly 94d.; and of the prior of Leigh a moiety of 14 acres of land by the of 15d. in Halstede a moiety of 15s. of yearly rent C. Ing. Misc. File 63. (17.) Commission to John de Kirkeby. Adam de Crokedayk and James Dunfermelyn. 20 January 32 Edward I. [1304.] By petition venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Ctmberland. before the said Adam and John. Carlisle. Tuesday before and St. Felicitas. sustained by John, bishop of Carlisle, farmer of Carlisle castle, by C. Ing. Misc. File 63. (18.) INQUISITIONS 1942. Inquisition : Forfar. Tuesday the morrow of St. Matthew 1304. A tun of wine used to pay 4d. and a piece of cloth 4d., and strangers used pay such gauge money ; but the jurors have never seen it pay farm in the of Forfar. Inquisition : Perth. Wednesday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. office of gauger at Perth is of the yearly value of 40s., and in the time King Alexander was worth 41. Inquisition : Friday after St. Luke. office of gauger used not to be exercised in the borough of Elgyn. Walter goldsmith, when acting as sheriff. levied 5s. from the office, which has never worth more ; the king can give it to whom he will without prejudice of any. : Forfar. Tuesday before Michaelmas. gauge money of wine and the alnage of cloth at Forfar from strangers worth this year 40s., and used to be worth 50s. : Aberden. Monday before Michaelmas. office of gauger of the north sea of Scotland is estimated to be of the value of 26s. 8d.; the dues being. for a piece of cloth 3d. and for a of wine 3d. C. Ing. Misc. File 63. (19.) 1943.