Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 60

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 2, Edward I. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1906.

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'Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 60', in Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 2, Edward I, ed. J E E S Sharp( London, 1906), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol2/pp498-507 [accessed 8 November 2024].

Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 60



815.	Peter Mauluvel alias Maulovel.
	Writ of plenius certiorari, on the complaint of Robert le Cartewright of Gaynesburgh, that the escheator had ejected him from certain lands in Gaynesburgh of which the said Peter had enfeoffed him, asserting that the said Peter was not of sound mind (compos mentis), 13 Aug. 19 Edw. I.
Lincoln.	Inq. Tuesday after St. Michael, 19 Edw. I. Geynesburg. The said Peter when he enfeoffed the said Robert of the said lands was sufficiently of sound mind, but in what state he now is the jury are ignorant, because he remains in distant parts.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (1.)
816.	John son of Robert atte Halle, of Navenby.
	Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln to enquire whether the said John is an idiot, so that the wardship of his lands &c. in Navenby ought to pertain to the king, 28 Aug. 19 Edw. I.
Lincoln.	Inq. made at Ancastre on the eve of St. Matthew, 19 Edw. I. Navenby. 27a. land held of the lord abbot of Fischam by service of 4s. 9d. yearly, and 40d. to the Templars of Bruar' in alms. The said John was of good memory until the age of 26, and then on account of a great sickness which he had for a quarter of a year, want of nursing (?) (custodie), hunger, and misery, whilst he lay in that sickness, he was not of good memory, and in no other manner: how it happened the jury know not unless by the will (gratia) of God: he is now 29 years of age. He held the said lands until the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist last, when the king's escheator took them into the king's hand; a year after he was in that sickness, he sold 1a. land to John Knol, and 1a. to Thomas Godewyn and now holds 25a.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (2.)
817.	Alice and Joan, daughters and heirs of Henry de Pidele.
	Writ to the escheator, to take the proof of age of the said Alice and Joan, who were born at Pidele Athalamston, co. Dorset, and say that they are of full age, and seek their lands &c. which are in the wardship (custodia) of Joan their mother, by the king's grant, 12 Sept. 19 Edw. I.
Dorset.	Proof of age taken at Dorkecestr', ... Dec. 20 Edw. I. (defaced.) John de Muleborne says that the said Alice is 18, and this he knows because he has a daughter Isabel born a fortnight after in the king's second year; and the said Henry her father was his next neighbour. The said Joan is 14, which he knows for he was present with the said Henry at that time at a certain love-day (diem amoris) between the same Henry and the prior of Christchurch. John Siffriwast says the same, and knows it because his son Simon was born a fortnight after the said Alice, and his wife Edith lifted her at the font in the king's second year; and he was at the said Henry's house when the said Joan was born in the king's sixth year. Ralph de Rocheford says the same, for he knows of the age of the said Alice from his neighbours, and was present at the house of the said Henry for a love-day against the prior of Christchurch for a contention between them concerning common of pasture, about the feast of St. Margaret in the king's sixth year, on which day the said Joan was born. Thomas Petevin says the same, for he was brought up from infancy with the said Henry and was there when the said Alice was born in March in the king's second year, and the said Joan was 14 at the feast of St. Margaret last, which he knows because he was in the said Henry's service when she was born. John de Cheselborne says the same and knows it from neighbours who were present. Philip Harang and Richard de Musters agree with John de Cheselborne. John le Someter agrees, and Alice his wife lifted the said Joan from the font. Geoffrey le Waleys agrees, and knows it from a certain writing made between him and the said Henry concerning 3½a. meadow which he then granted to the said Henry to farm. Adam Friday agrees, and knows it because his daughter was then brought up with the said Henry's wife. Nicholas Cole agrees. William Jurdan says that the said Alice was 16 and more in March last, and Joan 14 on the feast of St. Margaret last.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (3.)
818.	William son and heir of John de Hardredeshill alias Hardredeshull.
	Writ to the escheator, to take the proof of age of the said William, who was born in the county of Lincoln, as he says, and seeks his lands &c. which are in the wardship of John de Monte Alto, 24 Oct. 19 Edw. I. Return (from the escheator) that he had warned John de Monte Alto to be present, who came not, but a letter patent from him was shown, that he had restored the lands &c. to the said William, and quit claimed.
Lincoln.	Proof of age, Monday before St. Edmund the King and Martyr, 19 Edw. I. Thomas de Nevill, knight, says the said William was born at Scotton in co. Lincoln, and was 22 at Palm Sunday, 19 Edw. I, which he knows because he was in the service of Sir Philip de Nevill when the said John married Joan the said Philip's daughter and mother of the said William, and when the said William was born, and 18 years ago the said Philip died at Easter, 1 Edw. I, and then the said William was 4 years of age. John de Bosco, knight, agrees, and knows it because the commonalty of the country (communitas patrie) say he is 22. John Knicht of Nettelham says the same, and knows it because Robert de Scotton, chaplain, who lifted the said William from the sacred font, swore it to him in the word of God (in verbo dei). Ralph de Stures of Faldingworth, Henry son of Simon de Wadingham, Alan le Clerk of the same, and John Oliver of Hibaldestowe agree with John Knicht. William Kissing of Hibaldestowe agrees, for he was at the burial of Sir Philip de Nevill, grandfather of the said William, where he saw the said William and saw well that he was 4 years of age; in the same year he was impleaded at Lincoln by Ralph Northyby his neighbour. Simon le Taillur of Appelby agrees, and knows it because Sir John father of the said William about Whitsunday, 2 Edw. I, when the sickness of which he died had hold of him, passed by his house in Appelby, when they spoke of his heir, and then it was said that he had a son and heir named William, who was 5 years of age at Palm Sunday then last past. Walter le Cu of Crosseby agrees with John Knicht, and knows it by the relation of the country. Richard del Hill of Scotthorn and Robert Beneyt of Wadingham, agree with John Knicht.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (4.)
819.	Philip Paynel, brother and heir of John Paynel.
	Writ to the escheator to take the proof of age of the said Philip, who seeks his inheritance, as well in the king's hand as in the wardship of Katherine Paynel, his mother, 5 Dec. 19 Edw. I.
Wilts.	Proof of age made at Malmesbury on Sunday the feast of St. Swithin, 19 Edw. I. (defective.) John de Cantebr' (?) says that the said Philip was born at Pyriton in the hundred of Stapel' on the day of the Assumption about the first hour, 53 Hen. III, and was baptized in the baptistry of St. Mary's church, Pyriton, by Richard then vicar, on the morrow at the morning hour (hora matutina). Philip Basset, uncle of the said Philip's mother, who was then at his manor of La Fasterne, being asked to be godfather sent his friends (familiares) Hugh de Courteney and John de Pyriton to lift him from the font and give him the name of the said Philip Basset, and Agnes then the wife of Roger de Writel' held him and was his godmother. He is certain of the time, for one John le Frie of Pyriton married one Emma at Hockday before the said Philip's birth, and the witness met him leading his wife with a great company and struck one William Champeneys, who was very abusive, heavily on the head with a staff, for which he was heavily amerced in the hundred (court) of Worth, and made great pecuniary amends. Thomas le Teyeis says that on Friday of Whitsuntide, 50 Henry III, he married Hugina (?) de Chanu, and in the second year after a daughter Joan was born, now 22½, and the said Philip was born in the year following. Thomas Malreward agrees with the above, except as to the hour which he does not recollect, and knows it because on the day of St. Andrew, 53 Hen. III, a son Andrew was born to him who now is 22 years of age and more. William de Nevile agrees, for in 53 Hen. III, at Whitsunday was born to him a daughter named Margaret, who in her 15th year was married to one Henry de Stok, and in the following year bore a daughter named Alice who is now 6 years of age and more. John le Frie agrees, for on the morrow of Hockday, 53 Hen. III, he married Emma his wife, who in the following year on the morrow of the Annunciation bore a daughter Alice; the said Philip was born at the (feast of the) Assumption following those nuptials. Geoffrey de Marisco agrees, for he is a near neighbour and his son Robert was born at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 53 Hen. III, and the said Philip at the feast of the Assumption following. William Crups agrees, for one John Balle married Juliana his kinswoman in 53 Hen. III soon after Easter, and witness attended (ministravit) at the nuptials, and the said Philip was born at the (feast of the) Assumption following. Philip de Forde agrees, adding that the aforesaid vicar who baptized the said Philip was born at Cirencestre, and that one John de Quernakere his special companion married one Emma de Hanedon before Whitsunday in 53 Hen. III, and the said Philip was born as abovesaid. John de la Rochel' agrees, for the said John de Quernakre, his next neighbour, married his wife in the said year, as abovesaid. Elias de Mandevil and Henry de la Burn agree ... Nicholas de Garderoba ...
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (5.)
820.	Simon de Scaccario.
	Writ, 26 Oct. 19 Edw. I.
Oxford.	Inq. Friday the eve of the Purification, 20 Edw. I. Abbefeld. A capital messuage &c., 6a. land by the lesser hundred, 2a. meadow, 20a. assarted wood, a wood of 8a. where there is no profit but pasture, which is common, 110s. rents, works and customs, and 12d. pleas &c., held part of the abbot of Abindon by service of 21s. 6d., part of the earl of Cornwall by service of ½ knight's fee, and part of Alan son of Roald rendering 6s. and 1lb. pepper and 1lb. cummin, and to a nun of Merkyate 7s. yearly. Maud, late the wife of John de Daggewrth, aged 40, Laura, the wife of William Painforer [alias Payforer], aged 28, and Beatrice, the wife of John Peverel, aged 24, his sisters, are his next heirs, unless Petronilla late his wife is pregnant.
Buckingham.	Inq. Monday before the Purification, 20 Edw. I. Hameledene. 4l. 9s. 9½d. rent from 6 virgates land, 6a. pasture, 12d. from a view at Hockday, and 2s. pleas &c. all held of the earl of Cornwall by service of 4l. 7s. 2d. and suit at his court. Tinghurste. 38s. yearly rent from 2 virgates land, and 12d. pleas &c. held of the earl of Lincoln by service of 10s. and suit of court twice yearly. He died on Friday before St. Edward the king, 19 [Edw. I]. Heirs as above.
Essex.	Inq. 26 Nov. 20 Edw. I. He held no lands &c. of the king in chief in the county, but held the serjeanty of usher of the exchequer and justices, of the king in chief. Twinsted. A messuage, 160a. arable, 6a. meadow, 24a. pasture, 6a. wood, 35s. rent of assize, works, pleas, &c. held of divers lords, viz.—of Sir Hugh des Spenser by service of 1d. yearly; of John Maudeyt by service of a lance and a pair of gloves price ½d., and ¼ knight's fee; of Drew de Barentin by service of 7s. 2d. and 6½d. sheriff's aid; of Ranulph de Monte Caniso by service of 6d. or a pair of gilt spurs; of Adam Galant by service of 10d.; and of Nicholas de Reyshey by service of 2s. 6d. for scutage when it shall happen.
Suffolk.	Asitone, Ille, Waldingfeld, Neuton, Cornerthe and Bures. 4l. 5s. 6d. rent of assize pertaining to the said tenements. Heirs as above, aged 40, 34 and 28, unless the abovesaid Petronilla is pregnant.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (6.)
821.	Simon de Scaccario.
	Writ of assignment of dower to Petronilla late the wife of the said Simon, 2 Nov. 19 Edw. I.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (13.)
822.	Peter de Gousele alias de Goushill.
	Writ (of certiorari), on the complaint of Ralph, son and heir of the said Peter, that the escheator had taken into the king's hand the manor of Toppesfeld and lands &c. in Roxton and in the suburb of Lincoln, which were not held of the king as of the crown, nor of the honour of Albemarle, but of other lords in socage, dated at Strivelyn in Scotland, 12 July, 19 Edw. I.
Essex.	Inq. made at Halsted, 10 Aug. 19 Edw. I. Topesfeld. The manor held by the said Peter of Ralph de Cameys, who gave it to him in free marriage with Ela his daughter, and the said Ralph held it of the earl of Gloucester by service of 2 knights' fees. After the said Peter's death the then escheator took the manor into the king's hand, as if held of him in chief, held it in his own hand for three years, and then demised it to Ralph de Hengham, who has held it for two years. He held nothing of the king in chief as of the crown nor of any honour pertaining to the king. Ralph his son, aged 18, is his next heir.
Lincoln.	Inq. Sunday before the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 19 Edw. I. (defective and defaced.) He held nothing of the king in chief as of the crown. Goushill. A manor held of the heirs of Stephen de Baiocis by knight's service; 27a. land, 20a. meadow, and 2¾ bovates land held in villenage, and a moiety of a toft, held of Walter de Sturs, one of the heirs of Walter de Killingholm, by service of ½d. and an iron needle; a moiety of a toft and 20a. meadow held of William son of William de Wyluby by service of a clove gillyflower; 3a. and 1 perch land held of the heir of Thomas Suel by service of two iron needles; ... a. and ½ perch land held of the heirs of Cecily, late the wife of Alan de Elkington, by service of ¼d.; a toft and 1½a. land held of the heirs of John son of Adam son of John by service of ½d.; two tofts held of the heir of Walter de Bekering by service of two roses; 6½a. land and 6 perches meadow held of the heirs of Baldwin de Goushill by service of 1½d.; 2½a. land held of the heir of John son of (?) Ralph de Monte by service of two needles; a toft and pasture for two beasts in the west marsh (Westmarisco) of Goushill held of the heir of Henry son of (?) Henry the smith by service of 6d.; ½a. land and 2a. meadow held of the heir of Robert Wade by service of a peppercorn (?); 3½ perches land held of the heirs of Robert son of John by service of a peppercorn; and a toft held of the heirs of Robert son of John son of Eldric by service of a needle. Halton by Humber. A little manor held of the earl of Lincoln by knight's service; a toft and 4 bovates land held of Sir Gilbert de Clayore (?) who formerly acquired them of Richard son of Stephen and of the fee of the said Peter; and 6a. and 17 perches land, a plot of meadow and two tofts held of the said Richard son of Stephen by service of 3 clove gillyflowers. Rokeston. A messuage and 2½ bovates land held of the brethren of the Hospital of Jerusalem by service of 2s. yearly, and ½ mark after the decease of the said Peter and his heirs; and 2 bovates land held of Ralph de Goushill his uncle, by service of 16d. yearly. Immyngham. A messuage and 2 bovates land and a toft ... Nicholas (?) de Maundevill by service of 6s. 10d. yearly, rendering ... yearly to the lady Amice a nun of Irreford. Wyvelesby by Grymesby. 6 bovates land held of James de Bernolby by service ... Houton by Grimesby. 16s. rent held of Ralph de Goushill... Market Steinton. A manor held of Roger de Mortuomari by knight's service; and 2 bovates land held of the abbot of La Dale by service of 1d. Lincoln City. A messuage held of the heirs of Peter de Holm by service ...; and another messuage held of divers lords by service of 9s. Basingham. Certain lands &c. (unspecified) held of Sir William de Stainton by service... Rokesham. A little manor held of the heirs of Stephen de Baiocis by... Cranewell. 6 bovates land held of the prior of Sempr[ingham]... Walcote by Bilingeye. 6 bovates land ... knight's [service]. Poynton. A little manor and certain lands &c. ... [Pe]dewardin who married Alice daughter and heir of Henry de Longo Campo, by knight's service. Greyby. A toft and 16½a. meadow held of the heir... 6½d. for all services; and a toft held of Alan son of Br... Gedeneye. A manor and certain lands &c. in Quappelode and Holeb... as of the honour of Albemarle by knight's service. Quappelode... a. land held of the heir of Robert son of Thomas by service of 1½d. Holebeche. A messuage and ½a. land held of the heir of William Aldelyn by service of a clove gillyflower. Spalding. 2a. land held of the heir of Henry de Weston by service of... Heir as above, aged 17 at... (See No. 607.)
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (7.)
823.	Muriel sometime countess of Mar.
	Writ, 12 Nov. 19 Edw. I.
[Northumberland.]	Inq. Friday after St. Cecilia, 20 Edw. I. A fourth part of the barony of Muschauns, held of the king in chief, viz.— Louwyke. A capital messuage, 205a. arable, 15a. meadow, 13 husbandmen (husbandi) rendering 13l. 17s. 4d., 14 cottars rendering 51s. 4d., a mill, and 6s. 6d. rent from Walter the smith, for which she received service, and a brewhouse. Wlor'. 6 bovates land. Bollisdon. 34s. 3d. rent. Brankiston. 16s. rent of assize. Hederislaw. The mill worth 100s. yearly. Hetpol. 109s. rent of assize. All held of the king in chief by service of a fourth part of the barony of Muschauns. Ross. The manor held of the bishop of Durham within the Liberty of St. Cuthbert, doing service of ¼ knight's fee. Mary the wife of Nicholas de Graham, sister of the said Muriel, aged 40 and more, is her next heir.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (8.)
824.	Gregory de Rokesle alias de Rokesleye.
	Writ, 2 Nov. 19 Edw. I.
Surrey.	Inq. (undated.) Hachesham. A messuage, 54a. arable, 5a. meadow, and 6s. 6d. rent of assize, held of Sir Adam de Bavent in chief for doing suit at the hundred (court) of Brix[ton], and it owes 7s. 6d. yearly for the guard of the castle of Dover; 5a. arable held of Henry de Alneto by service of 1d. yearly; 6a. arable held of Robert Mancer by service of 1d. yearly; and 6a. meadow held of the master of the hospital of St. Thomas, Sutwerk, by service of 2d. yearly. Rutherheth. A messuage held of William le Rus by service of 8d. Roger de Rislepe, son of Agnes sister of the said Gregory, aged 40, is his next heir.
Sussex.	Inq. Thursday after St Andrew, 20 Edw. I. Angemerynge. The manor (extent given), held of the lords of the honour of Arundel by service of ½ knight's fee. Heir as above, aged 40 at Whitsunday last.
[Kent.]	Inq. (undated.) Nortflete. 80a. arable held of John de Norwode for ¹/6 knight's fee, and a pair of gilt spurs price 6d.; and a messuage and 76a. land, held of divers lords by service of 40s. 6d. yearly, and suit of court, and there are 25s. 4d. rent of assize there. Heir as above.
[Kent.]	Inq. made at Sentling (undated). La Grenestrete. A messuage and 45a. arable held of Laurence de Godigton in chief for ½ knight's fee by service of 6s. yearly; and 28a. arable held of Master Bartholomew de Florentino by service of 16d. yearly. Chelesfeld. 60a. land held of divers feoffors by service of 22s. yearly, pertaining to La Grenestrete; and 16a. wood held of the lord of Chelesfeld. Heir as above.
[Kent.]	Inq. (undated.) Sentlinge. The manor (extent given) including 160a. arable of 'Fraunfe,' held of the king in chief for 1½ and ¹/8 knight's fee, of the honour of Peverel, and it owes 16s. 3d. every 20 weeks for the guard of the castle of Dover. Orpigton. 63a. arable and 9s. rent of assize, held of William de Chelesfeud for ¼ knight's fee. Heir as above.
[Kent.]	Inq. (undated.) Fotescreye. The manor (extent given), held of Sir Nicholas de Creolis and Sir Ralph de Sandwico for ½ knight's fee, doing two suits at the court of Eynesford every three weeks; and in the same manor he acquired 177a. arable held of divers feoffors; and he held 60a. arable of Simon de Creye in chief for ½ knight's fee. Heir as above.
Kent.	Inq. Sunday after St. Thomas the Apostle, 20 Edw. I. Haukeswelle. A manor (extent given), held of the lord of Folkestane for ½ knight's fee, and by service of making 5 perches of fencing around the park of Folkestan worth 9d. yearly, and it renders 7s. 6d. yearly for the guard of the castle of Dover. He died 13 July, 19 Edw. I. Heir as above.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (9.)
825.	Nicholas de Whytefeld.
	Writ, 22 Sept. 19 Edw. I.
[Northumberland.]	Inq. taken at Werke in Tyndall on Tuesday after St. Andrew, 20 Edw. I. Stannord. A messuage and 23a. land. Lynacris. 40a. land. Hetherrinton. 14a. land and 6a. meadow. Lythilcroft. 8a. land and 4a. meadow. Dunleyis. 23a. land. Le Carrisideschel. 13a. land. Le Redehouef. 2a. land and 12a. meadow. Le Huntelaw. A vaccary with common of pasture of Le Huntelaund, and 10a. meadow. Caldecotis. 100a. land. Grendon grene. 40a. meadow. Ramschaw. 40a. land. Sundayburn. 12a. meadow. Lythillampard. 7a. meadow. Le Cragscriel. The vaccary with common of pasture. Le Heyis. 12a. meadow. All held of the king by service of 1d., as the jury believe, and suit at the court of Werk for the land of Stannord. Robert de Whytefeld had a wife of whom he begot one Matthew who survives, and of a second wife begot Mary the wife of John de Terriby, Robert, Nicholas and John; the said Nicholas, now dead, procured the aforesaid tenements, and the said Robert and John are dead, but Mary their sister, aged 40 and more, survives, and also the said Matthew, and the jury understand that the said Mary, as sister of the said Nicholas by the same father and mother, is his next heir.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (10.)
826.	Roger son and heir Of John Alayn, alias Aleyn of Purscandel.
	Writ to the escheator to take the proof of age of the said Roger, who was born at Purskaundel in co. Dorset, as is said, 12 Sept. 19 Edw. I.
Dorset.	Proof of age made at Schireborne on Saturday before St. Gregory the Pope, 20 Edw. I. Roger de Wyveleshulle says that the said Roger was born at Purscandel on Monday after the Conception of the Blessed Mary in the 54th year of the coronation of King Henry, the king's father, and baptized the same day in the church of All Saints there; which he recollects because he was there and lifted him from the font, and after Christmas following he married Margery his wife in the said town, where she dwelt with the abbess of Shaftesbury, and of her he begot the same year his firstborn son Robert, who is now 21 and more. Henry le Chamberlang and others say the same, for at that time one Roger Cosyn, uncle of the said Roger, was rector of the church, and immediately after his birth wrote the date in the missal of the church, which they have often seen; and they say that on Monday after the Conception, 20 Edw. I, the said Roger was 22.
	C. Edw. I. File 60. (11.)
827.	Roger [de Lancastre].
	Writ (missing).
Westmoreland.	Inq. Thursday after the Annunciation, 19 Edw. I. (defaced.) Barton. The manor with garden, held [of the king in chief] by service of 1/20 knight's fee. Rydul. A dale held also of the king in chief by service of ¼ knight's fee. Werrslak. The manor, held of the heirs of William de Lyndeley by service of 2d. Barton. 200a. arable held of the same heirs by service of a sparrowhawk; and 165a. arable held of the Lady de Ros, and ... a. meadow; and there are at Barton and Pulhou tenants rendering 49s. 7d., a water-mill and fulling-mill, and a park worth 20s. yearly; four dales viz.—Martindale, Wamewydale, Crisdale and Clencon, worth 30l., 2 little mills, tenants rendering 50s. yearly, and perquisites, herbage and pannage worth 40s.; all held of the Lady de Ros by service of a sparrowhawk, and there are free tenants rendering 5s. yearly. He held nothing in the county of his own inheritance or of that of Philippa his wife. John de Lancastre his son, aged 25, is his next heir.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (19.)
828.	Warin de Meynwaryn.
	Writ to Malcolm de Harle, escheator, to extend the knights' fees of the said Warin, and assign her dower to Agnes late his wife, 4 Aug. 19 Edw. I. (See No. 742.)
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (14.)
829.	Baldwin de Aldham (?)
	Writ to Malcolm de Harlegh, escheator, to assign her dower to Nicholaa late the wife of the said Baldwin, according to the extents made, 28 June, 19 Edw. I.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (15.)
830.	Robert le Blund.
	Writ of assignment of dower to Avice late the wife of the said Robert, 20 Dec. 19 Edw. I.
Somerset.	Assignment of dower, 29 Dec. 19 [Edw. I]. Whereas the lands of the said Robert as well at Edelmeton, co. Middlesex, as at Exton and Netherhamme, co. Somerset, are extended at 18l. 8s. 9½d. yearly, as appears by inquisition returned in [the king's] eighteenth year, the subescheator in co. Somerset is ordered to assign to the said Avice 6l. 2s. 11d. in messuage, lands &c. in Exton and Hamme.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (16.)
831.	Ralph de Stopham.
	Writ to Malcolm de Harlegh, escheator, to assign her dower to Isabel late the wife of the said Ralph, 5 June, 19 Edw. I.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (17.)
832.	Anketill alias Anketin Salveyn.
	Writ, to be returned before the barons of the exchequer, 2 Oct. 19 Edw. I.
York.	Inq. Monday the morrow of St. Martin, 19 Edw. I. Dalton. A certain land held of his father, for which he rendered to the king for his said father 5s. yearly. Anketin his son, aged 8, is his next heir.
	E. Inq. p. m. File 1. (18.)