1303-02-20, Hertford

Grart, for life, to Margaret, queen of England, the king's consort, in compensation for the following castles, manors, &c., wherewith the king dowered her at the church door ; to wit : The castle and manor of Montgomery, of the value of 40/., and the manor of Hope, co. Chester, of the value of 40/., both since granted, in fee simple, to Edward, prince of Wales, the king's son. The manor of Lymington, with the borough, co. Southampton, of the value of 40/., and the manor of Brummore, with the profit of the park, co. Southampton, of the value of 50/., since surrendered to Hugh de Courteney as his inheritance. The manors of Norton and Bremmesgrave, co. Worcester, of the value of 102/., since taken into the king's hands because Edmund de Mortuo Mari and his heirs receive on certain conditions therefrom 1002. a year. . 119 The manor of Great Cumpton, co. Warwick, of the value of 412., since granted; in fee simple, to John de Mohun, in exchange for divers Jands in Ireland. Of the following castles, manors, &c., to wit :- The castle and town of Berkhampstede, with the honor, and the manors belonging to the honor, in the county of Hertford, and other counties, of the value of 722. 15s. 10d. The manor of Ryseberge, with the park, co. Buckingham, of the value of 820. 9s. 3d. The manors of Dalham and Bradefeld, co. Suffolk, of the value of 502. The castle ond manor of Mere, co. Wilts, of the value of 782. The hundred of Redelane, Whyteweye and Broneshull, co. Dorset, of the value of 62. 12/., which Nicholas de Segrave renders yearly for the manor of Kynton, co. Warwick. The toll, pleas and perquisites which appertain to the king in the town of Shafton, of the value of 127. [Fadera.] By p.s.