1246-04-25, Windsor

to Master Henry Luvel, the queen's cook, of a messuage and 10 of land in Boven[eye] which Robert Porket, a Norman, held, and came to the king's hands as an escheat of the lands of Normans, to until the king restore it to the right heirs by a peace or by his will, for the whole other lands which the same Henry held before in town of the fee of the same Robert 20s. a year, which he and his were bound to render to Robert and his heirs before it fell to the as an escheat, for all service and demand. to the sheriff of Buckingham to give him seisin thereof. to J. son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, to let Peter de und Maud de Lascy, his wife, one of the heirs of Walter de Lascy, a third part of 50 marks a year from the time when he married until the king assign 50 marks a year in lands to the said heirs, as to the said Walter and his heirs in lieu of the lands and of Drogheda which he had of the said Walter. for Nicholas de Molis to let at farm the manor of Kersewell the town of Depeford, member of the said manor, co. Devon, and of Welpop (sic), co. Southampton, which he holds of the king, years whatever happen to the said Nicholas, to acquit his debts he made in his service to the king beyond seas.