1342-03-01, Westminster

The same Robert demands against the said warden & messuage and 10 acres of land in Hokesworth, then as above. Judgment for the warden. (4.) Pleas as above, roll 56. Nottingham to wit. John son of Nicholas de Urston of Hokeaworth demands aguinst the said warden a messuage, 12 acres of land and 2d. of rent, in Hokesworth. Defendant says as to 2 acres of land and 2d. of rent, the said John son of Nicholas grunid the same to the said thomas de Sibethorpe, then as above, and as to the messuage and 10 acres of land, residue of the tenements now demanded, that one Nicholas de Orston of Hokesworth, father of the demandaut, quit-claimed his title to these to one Kobert his son, brother of the said vohn de Orston, and his heirs and assigns, which Robert afterwards granted the same to the said Thomas, then as above. Judgment for the warden. (5.) Pleas as above on the quinzaine of Hilary, lo Edward III, roll 185. Notungham to wit. John son of Adam de Northscarle and Avice his wife demand against the same warden a messuage and 4 acres of land, in Hokesworth. Defendant says that by tine levied at Westminster on the quinzaine of Michaelmas, 13 Edward III, before John de Stonore and hia fellows, justices of the Bench, between the said Thomas de Sibethorpe, plaintiff, and John, son of Adam and Avice, deforciante, of the same tenements, the latter surrendered the same to Thomas and his heirs, and he with the king's licence granted them in frank almoin to the warden at the foundation of the chapel and chantry. Judgment for the warden. MEMBBANE 19. (6.) Pleas as above on the quinzaine of Michaelmas, 15 Edward III, roizzZl. Nottingham to wit. John son of William le Clerk of Hokesworth demands against the said warden a messuage and 4 acres of land, in Hokesworth. Defendant says that one Adam le Mareschal of Whatton, being seised of the said tenements granted the same with pasture pertaining toa bovate of land to one Wiliam le Clerk of Hokesworth, father of the demandant, Matilda his wife, and their heirs and assigns, and after the death of William, Matilda granted the same to her daughter Avice and her heirs and assigns, which said Avice was seised thereof until the demandant unjustly disseised her and John son of Adam de Scarle, her husband, thereof, of which disseisin John and Avice on Thursday after Michaelmas, 12 Edward III, brought an assize of novel disseisin before Richard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices of assize, whereby it was found that the said John son of William by force disseised them of the tenements, and judgment was given that they should recover their seisin and damages, and they being go seised of the tenements by fine levied before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of the Bench between the said Thomas de Sibethorpe, plaintiff, and them by the name of John son of Adam de Northscarle and Avice his wife, deforcianta, acknowledged the same to be the right of the plaintiff, and he afterwards assigned the gaine in the endowment of the chapel and chantry as above, and the now demandant afterwards released all night therein to the warden. Judgment for the warden. (7.) Pleas as above, roll 277. Nottingham to wit. Geoffrey in the of Flyntham and Alice his wife and Hugh Seintpole of Sibethorpe Cicely his wife demand against the said warden a messuage and 3 of land in Hokesworth. Defendant says that by fine levied on the of Easter before William de Herle and his fellows, justices of Bench, between the said Thomas de Sibethorpe, plaintiff, and the deforciants, the latter acknowledged the tenements to be right of the plaintiff, who afterwards assigned them im endowment the chapel at its foundation, as above, and afterwards the demandants to the warden their right therein, and the king confirmed in all the said grants ag well of the said Thomas, as of the uiider the name of the heirs of Robert le Smyth. Judgment the warden. (8.) Pleas as above, one month after Michaelmas, 15 Edward III, roll Nottingham to wit. Thomas de Sibethorpe, parson of the church Bekyngham, demands against the said warden, twenty-three meseufive tofts, a carucate, three bovates and 192 acres, of land, 59 acres meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 8/. of rent, in Sibethorpe, Hokes- Sireston, Eyleston, Aslacton and Thuruerton. Defendant says demandant by charter granted the tenements in the endowment of chapel, also that by fine levied on the quinzaine of Easter, 11 Edward before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of the Bench, between plaintiff, and the demandant, deforciant, the latter acknowthe tenements now demanded to be the right of him, the warden. for the warden.