Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 52

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Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 52

692. Walter de Valeyns alias de Valoyns, de Waleyns.
Writ of plenius certiorari to Robert de Offord, warden of the castle of Orford, to enquire whether the wardship of the lands and heirs of the said Walter in Gatesgrave pertains to the said castle or to Gilbert de Colevill as mesne between the heir and Edmund, earl of Cornwall, 29 Oct. 16 Edw. I.
[Suffolk.] Inq. Monday the feast of St. Cecilia, 17 Edw. I.
Orford. The said Walter held a marsh of the king in chief within the bounds of Orford, rendering 2d. yearly and making one attendance at the general court, and there is due fealty only, and 2d. relief when it shall happen.
Categrave. The said Walter held the manor of the fee of the earl of Cornwall, as the jury believe, but they know that he rendered 5d. thrice in two years for the guard of the castle of Eye, and 10s. at each of the two scutages last past to Gilbert de Colevil, who paid the same to the said earl as mesne between the said Walter and the earl.
John, his son and heir, is aged 14 as the jury believe.
Writ (de melius inquirendo) to Robert de Ufford, constable of the castle of Oreford, to enquire whether the king or any of his progenitors ever had the said wardship by reason of a certain marsh within the bounds of Oreford, 25 Dec. 17 Edw. I.
[Suffolk.] Inq. Monday before the Conversion of St. Paul, 17 Edw. I.
Orford. A marsh held &c. as above. Neither the king nor any of his progenitors ever by reason of the said marsh had the wardship of the other lands of the said Walter or his ancestors in Categrave or elsewhere, nor the marriage of any of them; except that Hugh de Diningtone (?), then constable of Orford, after the death of William father of the said Walter, by reason of the said marsh, took all his lands in Categrave into the king's hand as well as the said marsh, and for the same reason Robert de Ufford, who has the town and castle for life by the king's demise, has seised the same into the king's hand. The marsh is held by the same tenure as the king's men in Orford hold, from whom the king has neither wardship nor marriage, nor anything after the death of their ancestors but fealty only, and relief as much as they pay in yearly rent. The manor of Categrave is within the liberty of Orford, nor have the jury ever seen that the king or any one else has had the wardship or marriage of the heirs of the said tenement.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (1.)
693. William de Cantilupo.
Writ (of certiorari) and scire facias, on the complaint of William son of the said William, that the late escheator by reason of his minority having taken into the king's hand a messuage, 1 carucate of land, 4a. meadow and 11s. rent in Estcammell, which the said William the elder held of the inheritance of John de Hastinges, then in the king's wardship, and so detained it for a long time, had without the king's licence delivered the same in fee to Henry de Wllavnyton, so that being now for a long time of full age the said William could not obtain his seisin thereof. If it is found so, the escheator is to resume the tenement, into the king's hand. 1 May, 16 Edw. I.
Somerset. Inq. The eve St. Dunstan, 16 Edw. I.
Estkammel. William de Canti Lupo, father of the present William, held the aforesaid tenement of the heirs of John de Hastyngg' by knight's service, and it was taken into the king's hands, and afterwards delivered to Henry de Wullavynton without the king's special mandate, as aforesaid. George de Cantilupo, whose heir John de Hastyngges is, was then in the king's wardship, by reason of whose minority the said land was taken into the king's hand.
(See No. 17.)
C. Edw. I. File 52. (2.)
694. Henry father of Henry de Wollavinton alias de Wolhavinton.
Writ of venire facias to the sheriff of Somerset for an enquiry to be made whether the said Henry the father was seised in his demesne of a messuage and lands &c. in Est Camel (specified in No. 693) on the day he died, or William de Cantilupo father of William that now is, 26 May, 16 Edw. I.
Jury panel.
Somerset. Inq. Saturday after SS. Peter and Paul, 16 Edw. I.
Estkamel. The said Henry was seised of the aforesaid lands &c. on the day he died, and they ought to descend to Henry his son and heir.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (3.)
695. Nicholas baron of Stafford, deceased.
Writ of certiorari, on the complaint of Philomena late the wife of Hugh de Salte, that on the death of the said Hugh the said Nicholas had unjustly ejected her from a tenement in Bradelegh which the said Hugh and she had held of the said Nicholas of free marriage, and that the said Nicholas having died pending an assize of novel disseisin, the escheator had taken the said tenement, with those of the said Nicholas, into the king's hand, 26 Jan. 16 Edw. I.
Stafford. Inq. Wednesday the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 16 Edw. I.
Bradeleye. One Vynus de Saut enfeoffed Philomena, daughter of Thomas de Kersewell, in free marriage with Hugh his son of a free tenement there, to be held in chief of the aforesaid Nicholas; which they held until the said Hugh's death, and fifteen days after the said Nicholas ejected the said Philomena, and held the same from the feast of St. Margaret to that of St. Matthew, 15 Edw. I, and died pending the said assize &c. as abovesaid.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (4.)
696. Thomas de Clare.
Writ (missing).
Ireland. [Extent,] Friday after St. Michael, 16 Edw. I. (defective.)
Inchecoyn. [The manor] and the town of Yochil (full extent given), including 6 carucates arable in demesne and 10a. meadow at Inchecoyn, 3a. meadow at Gortcorkran, 5 carucates of Currach, and woods at Moylare, Monelowethe, Clonlyn with Clonhertlyn and Moccrus', 44 serfs (Betagii), viz.—Ocunnys, Okenachis, Omolondonys, Oglassinys and others, holding lands in Le Olontyns, Gortcorcran, Le Gurtyns, Moccrismor, Moccrisbeg, and Balymaccaske, and lands in Balikelte, Cnocmonleth, Lismalbigan, Balimacconewil, Bernegeyth, Balicun, Kilbrege, Le Cappach, Balilyng, Balikenachys, Drumhathsalach and Bren.
Free tenants:—
Kille. 3 knights' fees held by Philip de Cappella, rendering 22s. 2d. yearly, and doing suit at the court of Inchicoyn.
Foniske. 1 carucate land held by Simon de Cantelowe rendering 40s. 6d. yearly, and no suit.
Moilare. 1 carucate held by the same, rendering 1lb. cummin only.
Kilbridon and Coullathach. 3 carucates and 1 carucate, held by the same doing suit as above only.
Inchemacbran and (?) Nese. 3 carucates held by William de Cantelupo, rendering 5s. 3d. and doing suit.
Baliling'. ½ carucate held by the same, rendering 50s. only; and 30a. held by John son of Stephen, rendering 25s. only.
Balimacoly. 1 carucate held by Henry le Deweneys, rendering 20s. and doing suit.
Loychorne. 1 carucate held by Thomas son of Philip, rendering 8s. 4d. only.
Cnocgrenan. 1 carucate held by the same, rendering 20s. and doing suit.
Coulkappe. 1 carucate held by Tancard son of Hugh, rendering 60s. and doing suit.
Glenmannys. 7 carucates held by Nicholas de Inteberg, by service of 4s. whenever royal service runs, and doing suit.
Admyn. 5 carucates held by the same, rendering 2s. 6d., and John Penrys does suit for it.
Glenterlethan. 1 knight's fee held by Corgene the Welshman by service of 10s. when &c. as above, and doing suit.
Mynnocthir. 1 carucate held by Rys Maddoc, rendering 5s. and doing suit.
Ardach'. 5 carucates held by Philip son of William by service of 15s. 4d. and doing suit.
Rathmolingnan. 1 carucate held by Reymund Kenfeg, rendering 2s.
Balisouldone. 3 carucates held by the same, rendering 6s. and doing suit.
Offaregus. ½ fee held by Jordan de Exetre by service of 20s. whenever &c. as above, and doing suit; and ½ fee held by Reginald de Dene by the like service.
Silidirduf. 2 carucates held by John son of Robert doing 4 suits yearly only.
Killelan. 1½ carucate held by Walter Clement rendering 40s. 6d. yearly and doing suit.
Balimelan. 3 carucates held by Ralph Patrik rendering 5s. and doing suit.
Balykemelit. 2½ carucates held by David de Curcy, doing suit only.
Le Rath. 5 carucates held by the same, doing suit only.
Tylaychkirduf. 8 carucates held by Maurice le Ercedekene by service of 10s. when &c. as above.
Balimaketh. 2 carucates held by John le Poher, rendering a sparrowhawk or 6d. and doing suit.
Sangarthe. 3 knights' fees held by the same, rendering 12d. and doing suit.
Le Ninche (?) 3 knights' fees held by Robert de Mareys by service of 20s. as above, and doing suit.
Roskelan. 3 knights' fees held by Gilbert the Welshman by service of 20s. as above, and doing suit.
Newtown (Nova villa). 3 carucates held by the burgesses of Inchecoyn in their burgages, rendering 11l. 14s. yearly, and doing suit at their hundred (court).
[Yochil.] 18 carucates held by the burgesses of the town of Yochil in their burgages, rendering 12l. yearly and doing suit at their hundred (court); and they hold 4 watermills, rendering 20l. yearly.
The garden, curtilage and hagard with the land of Garrangles.
The mills of Inchecoyn and Thowir.
The ferry of the water of Yochil worth 40s. yearly.
Inchecoyn. Perquisites of the hundred and foreign courts.
Yochil. Perquisites of the fairs and hundred (court); and the advowson of the church pertains to the lord of the said tenement.
Ireland. Extent, Sunday before St. Michael, 15 Edw. I.
Any. The manor (full extent given), including a pasture called Le Wude, and 1 carucate land in Le Dun at Loychgir.
Free tenants:—
Loug. 1 knight's fee held by Reymund de Sancto Mich(aele) by service of 13s. 4d. whenever royal service runs, and doing suit at the court of Any.
Duinnmoyn (?) 1 knight's fee held by Maud le Botiller by service of 13s. 4d., and doing suit as above.
Kilfroys. (1 ?) knight's fee held by John de Carreu by the like service.
The land of Liws. 3 carucates land held by Robert Bagod by service of 5s. whenever, &c. as above.
The land of Cotys. ½ carucate held by the same, rendering 6d.
The land which was of Nicholas le Hore. ½ carucate held by the same, rendering 9s. 6d., and doing suit.
Kilkallan. 1 knight's fee held by John Daudun, rendering one pair of furred gloves or 6d., and doing suit.
Loychgyr. 2 carucates held by Nicholas de Petraponte by service of 16d. whenever, &c. and doing suit.
Bolger. 1 carucate held by the same, rendering to the bishop of Emly (Imelacens') 5 marks yearly.
Mitchelstown (villa Michel). 2 carucates held by the heir of Geoffrey Michel, rendering 10s. 2d. and doing suit.
(Unspecified.) ¼ knight's fee held by Walran son of Robert by service of 5s. whenever &c., and doing suit.
Cathyrhussoc. ¼ knight's fee held by Henry son of John by service of 5s. whenever, &c. and doing suit.
Rathcany. 1 carucate held by Ingram de Furnuunt, by service of 10s. as above, and doing suit.
Tyralohan. 3 carucates and 80a. held by Henry de Binewall, rendering 1 pair of gilt spurs, and doing suit.
Oweinston. 1 carucate held by John son of Adam, rendering 15s. yearly, and doing suit.
Jamestown (villa Jacob'). ½ carucate held by William de Mora, rendering 7s. 11d., and doing suit.
Balidaly. 5a. held by Thomas le Flemeyng, rendering 14d., and doing suit; and 3a. by Henry Wedeburne rendering 6d. and doing suit.
Cathirconry. 1 knight's fee held by the heir of Geoffrey de Roley, by service of 13s. 4d., and doing suit.
Milltown (villa molendini). 2 carucates held by the heir of William Eleys by service of 4s. 4½d., and doing suit.
Moortown (?) (villa de Mora). 1 knight's fee held by the heir of John de Mora, by service of 13s. 4d. as above, and doing suit.
Corbalydaly. 1 carucate held by the heir of John de Somervile, rendering 2s., and doing 2 suits.
Horislod.½ carucate held by Nicholas le Hore, rendering 6s.
Braunston. 1 carucate held by Robert son of Andrew, rendering 6s.; and a foreign serjeanty held there by Henry Brun and Andrew son of William, rendering 6d. at Easter.
(Unspecified.) 1½a. of uncultivated (frisca) land held by the heirs of William Carcere, rendering 8d. yearly.
Bonevylestown (?) (villa Boneryle). 1 carucate held by John Bonevyle and Andrew Bonevyle, rendering 2s. yearly; 2½a. there held by Andrew son of William de Balydaly, rendering 7d.; 4a. held by the Lady Lucy, rendering 11d.; and 4a. held by Roger Andreu, rendering 22d. yearly.
Any. 4 carucates held by the burgesses of Any in their burgages, rendering 6l. 7s. 8d. yearly, doing suit at their hundred (court), and rendering 6d. for a ploughshare, and 12 horseshoes or 9d., at Michaelmas; also 20a. land beyond the water held by the said burgesses, rendering 12 hens or 12d., and 2 burg(ages) and 1 stang' of land, rendering 10 hens or 10d.; and 2 burg(ages) held by Robert son of Andrew rendering 4 capons at Christmas or 4d.
Also the garden, curtilage, 2 rabbit warrens, a watermill with the fishery, a water called Loychgir with the fishery, pleas and perquisites of the fairs, hundred, and court &c.
[Ireland.] Extent, Wednesday after St. Matthias the Apostle, 15 Edw. I.
Moyavenach. The manor (full extent given) including :—
Serfs (Betagii). 17 Olechaunys, Omolcorkris, Ocasiis, Ocathsochiis and others, and English rentpayers (gabellarii), holding lands (specified) in Kiliedyr, Balidolan, Baliargil, Clonkeryn and Moulene.
Free tenants:—
Menge and Gerbaly. 7 carucates held by Henry de Capella, rendering a sparrowhawk yearly or 4d., and doing suit of court.
Cromman. 1 carucate held by Maurice de Lee, rendering a sparrowhawk or 6d., and doing suit.
Clonmor. 1 carucate held by the same of the heirs of Maurice son of Maurice, rendering 6s. 8d. by the hands of the said heirs.
Athmolk. 3 carucates held by David de Capella, rendering 1 s., and doing suit.
Le Wach. 1 carucate held by John son of John, rendering 10s., and doing suit.
Gortscath (?). 40a. held by the heirs of Maurice son of Maurice, rendering 10s., and doing suit.
Cresdire. 5 carucates held by Walter Flemyng, rendering 6s. 11d., and doing suit at the court of Mor .. er.
Wachbruly. 1 carucate held by Richard le Norreys, rendering 3s., and doing suit as above.
Ardsynan. 5 carucates held by Adam le Cantelou by service of 20s., when the king's service is proclaimed, and doing suit there as above.
[Ireland.] Extent, Thursday after Michaelmas, 15 Edw. I.
Balyduwil. The manor which was sometime of Robert de Candele (extent given), including pasture as well of Currach as moor.
[Ireland.] Extent, Friday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 15 Edw. I.
Reyns. The manor (extent given with names of free tenants) and 30s. yearly are rendered to the heirs of Walter le Calf, and suit of court.
[Ireland.] Extent, Thursday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 15 Edw. I.
Bunrat in Tomon'. The manor (full extent given) including 80a. in Mounacchyn, 80a. in Tulachglas, 80a. in Lachbally ybregy, 60a. in Ardchil, and 16a. in three islands of arable land.
Free Tenants:—
Rathlathyn. A township (villatam terre) held by the heirs of Gerald son of Maurice, rendering 4 marks yearly, and doing suit of court.
Cathyrnachyn. 4 townships held by Richard de Affoun, doing suit only.
Dinany. 3 townships held by Robert Bagod, rendering 4d., and doing suit.
Yemrid. A 'teodum' held by William Odusthyr, rendering 40s. and doing suit.
Carrigdir. A township held by Gilbert Pippart, rendering 4l., and doing suit.
Balymacknavin. A township held by the heirs of Peter de Kynglishan, rendering 13s. 4d., and doing suit.
Urlyn.½ township held by Walter Russel of Carres, rendering 66s. 8d., and doing suit.
Clenenach.½ township held by Walter Flemyng, rendering 66s. 8d., and doing suit.
Monardgawer. A township held by Hugh Pirun, rendering a rose yearly, and doing two suits.
Angys and Balygerthir. A township held by William de Sancto Albino, doing two suits only.
Carchirch. 1¾ township, held by John (?) de Hiwys, rendering a pair of gilt spurs, and a pair of white gloves, and doing suit.
Rathmolan.½ township held by Poncius (?) de la Laundperun by service of two parts of a knight's fee, or 6s. 8d. when royal service is proclaimed.
Lisduf and Carrigodran. 1¼ township held by the same, doing suit only.
Balysalach.½ township held by Nicholas de Inteberg, rendering 4 marks, and doing suit;¼ (1 quarterium) held by Henry White (Albus) rendering 26s. 8d., and doing suit; and ¼ held by Robert Russell, rendering 26s. 8d., and doing suit.
Balnevan and Balyargil. 2¾ townships held by Richard Fanyn, rendering 8 marks, and doing suit.
Kennadounwil. 7 townships held by Maurice de Ratheford, rendering _ yearly, and doing suit.
Rathcorcran. 3 townships held by Geoffrey Tumberlach by service of 1 knight or 40s. when royal service runs, and doing suits at Easter and Michaelmas.
Balhykonwil. 3 quarters of land held by Roger Mailoc by service of ½ knight's fee or 10s. when, &c. and doing suit.
Clonlothan.¼ township held by Henry Fuke, doing suit only.
Le Craggis.½ township held by the same, rendering 40s. and doing suit.
Bunrat. 226 burgages held by the burgesses, rendering 13l. 6s. and doing suit at the hundred (court) ; and certain weirs held by Severn son of Ralph (and) Adam Nantberck (?) rendering 5s. yearly.
Thomond (Tomonia). 7 cantreds and 16 townships held by Tirdalwaych Obren, rendering 182 marks, 4s. 4d., and doing suit.
A water-mill, a fishery of the weir, a warren, and perquisites of fairs and of the county and hundred (courts).
Moylathlowardan (?) at Tradery. 2 townships.
Balymonthan. 1 township.
Le Kappach, Balyhussyn and Balymolcassyn. 31/8 townships which lie waste.
Conych. 6 townships which lie waste.
Bunrat. The advowson of the church with 10 chapels adjacent pertains to the lord of Bunrat, and they are worth 10l. to the parson and vicar.
[Ireland.] Extent made at Cork, in the church of St. Peter the Apostle, 15 Edw. I.
Leynach. The land which was sometime of John Young (Juvenis), (extent given) ; and the said Thomas de Clare enfeoffed Hugh Donati of a house in the city of Cork which sometime was of the said John, whereof he has his charter, for 1d. yearly. Total 4l. 10s. 1d. from which he ought to render 4l. yearly to the chief lords.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (5.)
697. Geoffrey son and heir of Geoffrey de Lucy.
Writ to Ralph de Hengham and John de Luvetot to enquire whether the said Geoffrey, who was born and baptized at Sullesbyri, and is in the king's wardship, is of full age as he says or not, 12 Oct. 16 Edw. I.
Writ to the sheriff of Buckingham to summon a jury, &c. 12 Oct. 16 Edw. I.
Mandate of venire facias from the said Ralph and John to the sheriff (undated), with jury panel.
Buckingham. Proof of age (undated).
Robert de Stok says the said Geoffrey was born at Chelmundescote between the Gule of August and the feast of St. Laurence, and at that term was 21, which he knows because the father of the said Geoffrey died about Whit Sunday four years ago, and an inquisition was then made which said that the said Geoffrey was 17.
William de Lyngenere agrees, for he married his wife at the Gule of August twenty-one years ago, and three or four days afterwards the said Geoffrey was born.
Thomas de la Waude agrees, for he was one of the jurors of the aforesaid inquisition, and he was in the service of the wife of Hugh de Dunsterr, who carried the said Geoffrey from the font in the church of Soleburi, and was then present.
Ralph de Leteburn agrees, for he was in Soleburi when he was baptized.
Ralph de la Mare agrees, for a handmaid who was with the mother of the said Geoffrey when he was born was in his service for five years and often certified of the age; and he married his wife in the same year.
Luke de Coblinton agrees, for on his return from across the sea he found his father dead, and did homage to the said Geoffrey's father on the day he was born, and it was between the said two feasts so many years ago.
John de Dagenhal agrees, and knows his age by that of a son of Ralph de Mare.
Warin de Brakenham agrees, for the son of Peter de Chelmundescote was of the same age and in his wardship, and half a year ago he restored him his land.
Simon Richer agrees, for he has a son of the same age.
John Michel agrees, for he sold to the said Geoffrey's father a mill half a year before he was born, and never received any money.
Nicholas Ambroys agrees, for his own wife lay in childbed when the said Geoffrey's mother was churched (purificata), and his daughter then born was of such an age last autumn.
John Mayn agrees, for he has a son born on the same night, and he was present when the mother was churched.
William le Somenur and Roger del Brok agree, and know it from the aforesaid inquisition.
John la Warde agrees, for his brother Henry is a week older.
Robert le Bor agrees, for his brother William is a year older.
(See No. 524.)
C. Edw. I. File 52. (6.)
698. Robert, son and heir of Richard de Tillebiry alias de Tyllebery.
Writ to the sheriff of Essex to summon jurors &c. before Thomas de Weylaund to enquire whether the said Robert, who was born at la Newelond and was baptized in the church there, is of full age as he says or not, 18 Aug. 16 Edw. I.
Mandate [of venire facias] from Thomas de [Weylond to the said sheriff] (undated fragment), with jury panel.
Essex. Inq. taken at Braundon on the octave of St. Michael.
The said Robert was of full age between Christmas and the Purification, 16 Edw. I.
(See No. 202.)
C. Edw. I. File 52. (7.)
699. Patrick de Ulvesby alias de Ulvisby.
Writ, 14 Nov. 16 Edw. I.
Cumberland. Inq. Monday after the Conversion of St. Paul, 17 Edw. I.
Ulvisby. A messuage held of Walter de Kempeley by service of 2d. yearly; 1a. 3r. land held of Gilbert de Mora; a little park held of Eudo de Skirwiht without service; 9a. land held of William Armestrang by service of 2s.; 40a. land and wood held of Henry Long and his partners by service of 3s., and multure of the thirteenth vessel (vas) at his mill; and 2 bovates land held of Henry son of Jeliana by service of 12d. yearly and multure as above.
One Jeliana Falcard, who held a fourth part of a moiety of Ulvisby of the king in chief, sold to the said Patrick the homage and service of John son of Gamil a free tenant who held of her by service of 40d. cornage, and the heir of the said John was in the said Patrick's wardship when he died.
Skirwiht. 10a. land held of the prior of St. Mary's Carlisle by service of 2s.; 10a. land held of Sir Robert son of Walter by service of a piece (racini) of ginger; 9a. land held of the said Robert by service of 4d. and multure; and 2a. meadow held without service.
Cumquetinton in the barony of Gillisland. A land held of Master Thomas le Sauvage by service of 1d. yearly.
Aldinston. A slate quarry held of the heirs of Robert de Vepunt by service of 2s. yearly.
Blencarn. A moiety, with two parts of the mill and 24a. land of demesne, held for life of Henry de Wihtby and his heirs by service of 1d. yearly.
Joan his daughter, aged 24, is his next heir, and was married long before his death to Henry de Wihtby.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (8.)
700. John le Waleys.
Writ of certiorari, on the complaint of Maud late the wife of the said John, that the escheator had taken into the king's hand a certain rent in Wengrave, whereof she and the said John were jointly enfeoffed, asserting that it was held of William, son and heir of Thomas Pipard, who held of the king in chief, and who was in the king's wardship, 3 Feb. 16 Edw. I.
Buckingham. Inq. Thursday before Holy Trinity, 16 Edw. I.
Wengrave. Certain tenements sometime of the prioress of Pynle, who held them of one Maud Pypard in frank almoin, and afterwards thereof enfeoffed one Ralph de Eyvil; after whose death the steward of Thomas Pippard, asserting that the tenements were held of his lord, took them into his lord's hand. Afterwards Thomas de Eyvil son and heir of the said Ralph, brought a writ of mort d'ancestor against the said Thomas Pippard, who restored him the said tenements as his inheritance, and he afterwards enfeoffed the said John and Maud jointly thereof to be held of him and his heirs; and they were in peaceful seisin until the sub-escheator, asserting that the said tenements were held of the said William son of Thomas Pypard, ejected them.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (9.)
701. John le Waleys.
Writ of certiorari, on the complaint of Maud, late the wife of the said John, that the sub-escheator had taken into the king's hand certain born-bondmen with 4 messuages and 2 virgates land in Wengrave, co. Buckingham, which Thomas de Eyvill lately granted by charter to the said John and Maud, their heirs and assigns, asserting that the same were held of William, son and heir of Thomas Pypard, who is in the king's wardship, 24 Oct. 16 Edw. I.
Buckingham. Inq. Monday after Epiphany, 17 Edw. I.
Wengrave. Thomas de Eyvile enfeoffed the said John and Maud jointly of the said born-bondmen, land &c. as abovesaid, and they were in peaceful seisin until the sub-escheator ejected them.
C. Edw. I. File 52. (10.)
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