Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 69

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 3, Edward I. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1912.

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Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 69


196.	JOHN DE HARDINGTON.
	Writ of certiorari to the king’s bailiff of the Isle of Wight as to why the lands &c. which were of John de Hardington in Whitefeld have been taken into the king’s hand, 8 Dec. 22 Edw. I.
	Writ to John son of Thomas keeper of the New Forest to certify the value of the manor of Whytefeud, no return having been made to a former writ, 19 May, 22 Edw. I.
SOUTHAMPTON; ISLE OF WIGHT.	Extent, — 22 Edw. I.
	Witefeld. The manor (extent given). The said John held the manor in fee and made a composition by which he demised the manor to the king, retaining it only for life. He died on the feast of the Assumption, 21 Edw. I, whereby the king has seisin and the manor is in the escheator’s custody.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (1.)
197.	JOHN DE MONTE ALTO.
	Writ of plenius certiorari on the complaint of Helen, late the wife of John de Monte Alto, that lands &c. in Great Lillingston, whereof she was enfeoffed jointly with the said John, had been taken into the king’s hand on his death, 4 June, 22 Edw. I.
OXFORD.	Inq. taken at Cerceden on Saturday before St. John the Baptist, 22 Edw. I.
	Lillingston. A messuage and a carucate of land whereof the said John de Monte Alto and Helen his wife were jointly enfeoffed for 11 years before the death of the said John, held of the king in chief by service of 6d. yearly at the exchequer; and 8s. [rent] similarly held of John de Olneie [rendering?] 5d. and 2 hens; the reversion whereof pertains to the heirs of the said John; and a messuage and 12 1/2a. land, similarly held of Richard Grosset and others, by the said John and Helen to them their heirs or assigns.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (2.)
198.	THOMAS SON OF LAMBERT DE MULETON.
	Writ of plenius certiorari on the complaint of Margaret late the wife of the said Thomas that 10 marks of land in Dreg and Braydestanes, whereof she was enfeoffed jointly with her husband, had been taken into the king’s hand on his death, 29 April, 22 Edw. I.
CUMBERLAND.	Inq. made at Egremund on Thursday before St. Barnabas, 22 Edw. I.
	The said Thomas and Margaret held in Dreg and Braythestanes, of the free marriage of the said Margaret, of the gift of Alan de Peniton, 7 marks 12s. 11d. of land only; and the remainder of the 10 marks of land they held in the same manner in Mulcastre and Ranglasse.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (3.)
199.	NICHOLAS DE CERNES of Temesford.
	Writ of plenius certiorari on the representation of E. bishop of Lincoln that lands in Temesford lately held of him by Nicholas de Cernes, who died in Bedford prison accused of the death of Henry de Legh but not convicted, had been taken into the king’s hand after his death together with the marriage of his heir, as though he had been convicted of the said felony, 20 Jan. 22 Edw. I.
BEDFORD.	Inq. made at Bedford on Thursday after the Annunciation, 22 Edw. I.
	Temeseford. A messuage and half a knight’s fee (extent given), and a free fishery, held of the bishop of Lincoln by knight’s service, homage, foreign service, and suit at his court of Bikeleswade every three weeks; and the wardship of these lands &c. and the marriage of the heir pertain to the bishop; a knight’s fee (extent given) held of Sir Ralph de Bello Campo by foreign service; 2a. land held of Henry de la Leye in chief by service of 1d. yearly; 6 1/2a. land held of John Robert of Everton in chief by service of 4d. yearly; la. 1r. land held of John Cambon by service of 1d. yearly; 1a. land held of Hugh Turold by service of 1/2d.; 9 1/2a. land held of the heirs of Robert le Karon by foreign service; and 3r. meadow held of the same heirs. The said Nicholas died in Bedford prison before he was convicted of the said felony, but Robert Malet and Hugh de Brandeston, justices for delivering the said gaol, found by inquisition made in virtue of their office, that the said Nicholas was guilty of the death of Henry de la Leye, but he did not put himself because he was ordained, as he said. His lands were taken into the king’s hands on account of the death of the said Henry. Endorsed: Let it be written to the sheriff not to intermeddle further, and afterwards let the bishop and the heir do what seems to them expedient.
	Writ to Robert Malet to send the record and process of the aforesaid inquisition, 6 April, 22 Edw. I.
	Answer of Robert Malet. When Gilbert de Briddeshale, William de Bereford and the writer, by the king’s special mandate, took an inquisition at Bedeford as to the death of Henry de la Leye, Nicholas de Cernes was indicted of the death, wherefore the sheriff was ordered to take him. And the sheriff, coroners and jury testified that, immediately after committing the said felony, the said Nicholas withdrew himself and fled, wherefore the aforesaid justices ordered the sheriff to take his lands, tenements and chattels into the king’s hand. Afterwards the said Nicholas came before Robert Malet and Hugh de Brandeston, assigned for the delivery of Bedford gaol, on Friday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 21 Edw. I, and would not put himself on the inquisition of the country for the said death, and therefore was remitted to prison to have the penalty of the statute. His chattels were confiscated on account of his flight and his lands and tenements were taken into the king’s hand by the said Gilbert &c. as aforesaid.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (4.)
200.	RICHARD PYGOT.
	Writ, 3 Sept. 22 Edw. I.
Inq.	(missing.)
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (5.)
201.	[ (fn. 1) WILLIAM FELVINGHAM.
	Writ only—deest.]
202.	EDMUND SON AND HEIR OF NICHOLAS BARON OF STAFFORD.
	Writ at the request of the said Edmund, who is in the wardship of Henry de Sancto Lamberto and Benevenue late the wife of John Ertaud, 30 July, 22 Edw. I.
STAFFORD.	Proof of age, made at Stafford on Thursday after St. Laurence, 22 Edw. I.
	Nicholas, prior of St. Thomas’s by Stafford, says that the said Edmund was born at Madeleye on St. Edith’s day, 15 July, 1 Edw. I, and this he knows because, when news of the birth was heard in Stafford, many rejoiced; and within two months of his birth he saw the said Edmund, who was baptized in the church of Madeleg. Walter de Elmedon, chaplain, and rector of the church of Weston, agrees and knows it because Sir Richard de Stretton, knight, married Rose, sister of Nicholas sometime baron of Stafford and aunt of the said Edmund, who, about the feast of St. Edith before the birth of the said Edmund, bore a daughter Joan, who was 22 years old at the feast of St. Edith last; moreover, the said Edmund was born on the feast of St. Edith next after the eyre of Sir Ralph de Hyngham and his fellows in co. Stafford in the summer before the death of King Henry III. Roger de Pywelesdon, knight, agrees, for he remembers that the said Edmund was born on the feast of St. Edith after the eyre of the said Ralph in co. Salop, which was at Michaelmas before the death of King Henry III; he likewise says that Nicholas the father sent him a letter to come to Madeleg to lift the said Edmund from the font and that hastening to come he found the boy baptized. Henry de Cressewall, knight, agrees. Hugh de Weston, knight, agrees, and adds that soon after the birth the said Nicholas came to his house at Weston and told him that he had a son. William Trumwyn, knight, agrees with Hugh de Weston. Robert de Pype, knight, agrees. William de Staff(ord), knight, agrees, for he remembers that the said Edmund was born on the feast of St. Edith after the death of King Henry III, adding that he himself was at Madeleg on the morrow of the birth of the said Edmund and saw him before he was baptized. William de Wrottesle agrees, adding that servants of the baron of Stafford on their way from Madeleye to Wotton on the morrow of the birth of the said Edmund came to the house of Hugh de Wrottesle his father and brought news of the birth. Robert le Marschall agrees, and knows it because Gilbert le Marschall his father died sixteen years ago at the feast of the Purification last, and then it was commonly said that the said Edmund was 4 years old at the feast of St. Edith before; and he himself was of the household of Nicholas the father. Hugh de Chaulden agrees with William de Staff(ord), and says that he was present at Madeleye when the said Edmund was baptized. Robert Gerveyse agrees with Hugh de Weston, because at the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist before the birth of the said Edmund he demised a meadow in Pobbemor for 21 years to William de Aspeleye and the term expired at the said feast last. Memorandum by the escheator that he warned Henry de Sancto Lamberto at Maddeleye, to be present, whose bailiff came to the inquiry and had nothing to say why the king should not restore the lands &c. to the said Henry if of full age, and the said Benevenue was warned at Wotton and came not nor sent anyone.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (6.)
203.	THOMAS SON OF LAMBERT DE MULTON.
LINCOLN.	Assignment of dower to Margaret late the wife of Thomas son of Lambert de Multon in the manor of Flete, —, 22 Edw. I. (Calendared at length in the Calendar of Close Rolls, 1288–1296, pp. 398–400.)
CUMBERLAND.	Assignment of dower to the same Margaret from the manor of Egermond and its members (undated.) (Calendared at length in the Calendar of Close Rolls, 1288–1296, pp. 400–403.)
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (7.)
204.	STEPHEN MAULUVEL of Rampton.
	Writ, 1 Aug. 22 Edw. I.
NOTTINGHAM.	Inq. Sunday, the morrow of St. Denis, 22 Edw. I (defaced.)
	Rampton. …. and three parts of a bovate of land or 24a. held of the honour of Tykyl, doing suit every three weeks at the court of Tykyl, and he holds (by?) knight’s service and does waytemete and causeway (facturam calcete) and gives scutage when it shall come; and he had 9 bondmen holding 4 1/2 bovates, each rendering 20s. yearly, and 33s. 6d. assised rents from free tenants yearly and 2lb. pepper, 2lb. cummin and 1lb. wax. Stephen son of Robert Maulovel, aged 16 1/2, is his next heir. Endorsed: The rolls and memoranda of the exchequer being searched, it is not found that the said Stephen held anything of the king save of the honour of Tychull.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (8.)
205.	SIMON LE BRET.
	Writ, 3 Aug. 22 Edw. I (defaced.)
ESSEX.	Inq. made at the church (?) of Sturmere, 6 Feb. 23 Edw. I.
	Little Wrottyngg. A messuage, 30a. arable, 1a. 1r. meadow, …., 2 1/2a. wood and 9s. 1d. assised rent, held of the king in chief of the honour of Helyon by service of 1/8 knight’s fee. Robert le Bret his son, aged 30, is his next heir.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (9.)
206.	WILLIAM DE BARDELEYE.
	Writ, 29 April, 22 Edw. I.
SALOP.	Inq. made at le Uwes on Tuesday, the eve of St. Matthew, 23 Edw. I.
	Bardeleye. A messuage &c. and 21a. arable, held of the king in chief by service of 3s. yearly by the hands of the sheriff of Salop. Balbeneye. A messuage &c. and 8s. 2d. rents of free tenants, held of Sir Henry de Ribbesfort in chief by service of 2d. yearly. Richard his son, aged 2 at the feast of SS. Philip and James, 23 Edw. I, is his next heir.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (10.)
207.	JOHN DE LUVETOT, the elder, alias DE LOVETOT, DE LOVETOFT.
	Writ, 5 Nov. 22 Edw. I.
[ESSEX.]	Inq. made at the bridge of Buris, 8 Dec, 23 Edw. I.
	Great Bures. 15a. land held of John de Bello Campo, by service of 6d. and a barbed arrow yearly. John his son, aged 30, is his next heir.
[ESSEX.]	Inq. 5 Dec. 23 Edw. I.
	High Aungre. 3a. pasture held of John de Rypariis by service of a rose yearly. Bobingeworthe. 1/2a. land held of Ralph le Merk by service of a rose yearly. Heir as above.
[ESSEX.]	Inq. St. Katharine’s day, 23 Edw. I.
	Great Wakeringg. A messuage &c., 214a. arable, 10s. 7 1/2lb. and 1/2lb. pepper rents, and works of customers worth 20s. 9d., held of the king in chief of the honour of Reyleye by service of 1/4 knight’s fee. Stanbregg. Three marshes held of Richard de Tany by service of a rose yearly. La Legh. 20a. wood held of Peter de Sucherch by service of 1d. yearly; and 1d. yearly rent from the heirs of William de Appelton, tenure unspecified. Rocheford. 25a. wood held of Richard de Tany by service of a rose yearly. Sucherch. 10a. land held of Peter de Sucherch by service of 1d. yearly. Little Shobery. 11a. land held of John son of Simon by service of 8s. yearly. Sobery. A messuage and 1a. land, held of the prior of Pritelwell, rendering 4s. yearly. Shopelaund. A marsh held of the heirs of William de Appelton by service of a rose yearly. Shobery. 2a. land held of Letice Bush by service of rendering to John son of Simon 4d. yearly. Stanbregg. 2 marks yearly rent receivable from Peter Barre, held by service of rendering a rose yearly to the heirs of Richard Tany. Shopylaund. 4l. yearly rent held of Sara de Shengham by service of a rose yearly. Heir as above.
SURREY; HUNDRED OF COPP(THORN).	Inq. Monday the eve of St. Clement, 23 Edw. I.
	Waltone. The manor (extent given), including rents of 6d. for spurs and 1d. for 2 arrows, and the advowson of the church held of the fee of Clare of the earl of Gloucester by service of a knight’s fee. Heir as above, aged 40 years.
SUFFOLK.	Inq. 26 Nov. 23 Edw. I.
	Dounham. A messuage, 120a. land and 2a. meadow, held of Sir Robert de Ver, earl of Oxford, by service of 23d. yearly, but 11 1/2d. was levied of the villenage; and part of a common held of the same earl; 60a. land, 2a. meadow, and part of a common, held of the sacristan (sacristar’) of St. Edmund’s by service of 2s. 8d. to the said sacristan, and 3d, to the church of St. Mary, Dounham; and 7s. 6d. assised rent, 28 boon, works in autumn and 7 hens at Christmas. Heir as above, aged 27 and more.
SUFFOLK.	Inq. 24 Nov. 23 Edw. I.
	Bures. A capital messuage with 5a. pasture, held of William Petyt by service of 3s. yearly rent; 1 1/2a. arable held of the same; 2 1/4a. land held of William Thomas by service of 12d. yearly; 1/2a. land held of Thomas de Gedding by service of 1 1/2d. yearly; 10a. arable and a piece of marsh, held of Richard Saher by service of a clove gillyflower yearly; 6a. land and a piece of alder-grove held of Peter son of Silvester de Bures by service of a clove gillyflower; 7a. land and 1a. marsh, held of Sir Hugh Bardoulf by service of 6d. yearly; 10a. land held of Walter son of William by service of 3d. yearly; 1a. 1r. land held of Walter Selvester by service of 4d. yearly; a messuage and garden with 4a. land, held of Sir Peter de Denardston by service of a clove gillyflower; 1 1/2a. land, 3a. meadow, and 1/2a. pasture, held of Sir Richard de Cornerth by service of 2d. yearly; 1a. meadow held of William Petyt by the service mentioned above; 1a. meadow held of William Thomas by service of an apple yearly; and 1a. pasture held of Robert Arnold by service of 1d. Sir John de Lovetot the younger, his son, aged 24 and more, is his next heir.
SUFFOLK.	Inq., 23 Nov. 23 Edw. I.
	Hintlesham. 10a. land and 3a. pasture, held of the king in chief by service of a rose yearly. Hadleye. 9a. arable held of Sir John de Kyrkeby by service of 4 1/2d. yearly. Benetleye. 30a. arable and 6a. pasture, held of the heir of Richard de Mounfichet by service of 1/8 knight’s fee. Hyntlesham. The said John acquired 68a. arable and 62a. wood, which are of the king’s ancient demesne, of Talebot de Hyntlesham, after which he demised the said land and wood to the said Talebot for three years, beginning at Easter next, at a yearly rent of 10 marks, with condition that if the said Talebot shall pay him 100 marks within the said term of three years, the said land and wood shall thenceforth remain quit to the said Talebot, and his heirs for ever, otherwise they shall revert to the said John and his heirs. Heir as first above, aged 24 and more.
SUFFOLK.	Inq. 30 Nov, 23 Edw. I.
	Brampton. 23 1/2a. 1r. arable held of Sir Robert son of Walter by service of 9d. for scutage when it runs, and paying 1d. yearly to William son of Maud, 1d, to Alan Pain (?) and 1d. to the heirs of Richard de Hindrecle. Brampton. 31s. rent of assize yearly, tenure unspecified. Westale. 10s. rent of assize yearly, tenure unspecified. Heir as last above, aged 24 and more.
CAMBRIDGE.	Inq. made at Cambridge on Thursday after St. Thomas the Martyr, 23 Edw. I.
	Hupwere. A messuage with a dovecot and 16a. land. Wykes. 9a. land, 3s. 6d. assised rent, 4a. meadow, and a several marsh. Swafham and Wykes. Common of marsh, and a fishery. All held of Humphry de Bassingburn and Mary his wife by service of 18d. yearly. Reche. A plot (placea) worth nothing, held of Robert de Typetot. Hornyngesheye. Two messuages, 2 1/2a. 1r. land, 1 1/2a. meadow, 2 1/2a. inferior meadow, 16s. assised rent, 1a. several marsh, and common of marsh, held of William Muchet by service of 1d. yearly; other tenements held of Hugh le Rus, Simon de Bradenham and Margaret his wife, so freely that nothing was exacted yearly for the same; and 2 cottars who render 2s. yearly. Teversham. 16s. assised rent. Cambridge. A messuage held of Thomas de Terefeld. Heir as last above, aged 25 and more.
ESSEX.	Inq. 6 Dec, 23 Edw. I.
	Horndon. A messuage, 300a. land by the lesser hundred, 3a. meadow, 17 pieces of meadow, 17a. pasture, a windmill, a fourth part of the market-place, 61s. 8 1/2d. assised rent, works of customers worth 12d. and perquisites of court with view of frank-pledge worth 4s., held of Thomas de Ardern by service of rendering a rose yearly, and 5d. yearly are paid for ward of the hundred of Berdestaple. Heir as last above, aged 26 years.
[HUNTINGDON.]	Inq. Saturday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 23 Edw. I. commencing.
	Sutho Luvetot. 10 marks yearly rent receivable from the manor of Thomas de Luvetot there, held in chief of the heirs of Nicholas Pessoun by service of a rose yearly. Heir as last above, aged 26 and more.
	Writ of certiorari de feodis &c., 28 Jan, 23 Edw. I.
SURREY.	Inq. Monday after St. Gregory, 23 Edw. I.
	Wauton. The advowson of the church.
SUFFOLK.	Inq. made at Wodebregge, 25 March, 23 Edw. I.
	Thurstanston and Altherton. 1 knight’s fee held by John son and heir of John de Peyton [alias de Poyton], knight. Colesle in Altherton. The manor held by Roger de Hereford by service of 1/2 knight’s fee. Todeham. 1 knight’s fee held by Sir John de Todeham. Bramton. The advowson of the church.
ESSEX.	Inq. made at Aungre, 29 March, 23 Edw. I.
	Bubbingesford. The advowson of the church.
ESSEX.	Inq. made at Shopilaund, 4 March, 23 Edw. I.
	Great Stanbregge. The advowson of the church.
ESSEX.	Inq. made at Taxstede on Thursday after St. Gregory, 23 Edw. I.
	Churethe [alias Chaurethe]. The manor (extent given) held by Sir William de Wauton, of the inheritance of Maud his wife, of the said John by service of 2 knights’ fees, and he held of Roger de Bachworth, who held the same of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester. Isabel, late the wife of Bartholomew de Ardern, has a third part of the manor as dower. No advowson pertains to the manor.
OXFORD.	Inq. 16 March, 23 Edw. I.
	Solthorne. The manor held by Thomas de Leukenore and Lucy his wife for one knight’s fee by service of 1lb. cummin when scutage runs, and by homage. He had no advowsons of churches in the county.
	Writ of certiorari de feodis &c., 28 Jan. 23 Edw. I.
[YORK.]	Inq. made at Pontefract on Saturday after the Annunciation, 23 Edw. I.
	Athelingflet. A toft and 20a. land with the advowson of the church, held of John Deyvile, who held the same of Sir Roger de Moubray. Over a great part of the tithes of the said [church] there is a dispute between the abbot of Selby and the patron of the church.
	Assignment of dower to Joan late the wife of John de Luvetot, the elder, of the lands &c. of the said John in the bailiwick of Malcolm de Harley, escheator this side Trent, except 26s. 8d. rent for lands which Peter Burre holds in Stanbregge, whereof she, at her own request, is not dowered; saving to her her dower of lands &c. not contained in the extents returned into the chancery, 8 Feb, 23 Edw. I.
	John, son and heir of the said John, though warned, came not.
ESSEX.	Great Wakering. The capital messuage of the manor, lands, rents &c. (extent given). Stanbregge. Three marshes. Rocheford. 25a. wood. Shobery. 23a. land and a wood. Shopilande. A marsh. La Leye. 1d. rent. Great Bures. 15a. land. Schedule of the above knights’ fees and advowsons and of the knights’ fees assigned to the said Joan in dower, with variations there given within square brackets. The fees assigned in dower are:—
ESSEX.	Chaureth. 2 fees held by William de Wauton and Maud his wife.
SUFFOLK.	Thurstanston and Altherton. 1 fee held by John son of John de Poyton. Altherton. 1/2 fee held by Roger de Hereford.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (11.)
208.	JOHN DE LUVETOT.
	Writ to the escheator to cause her dower to be assigned to Joan late the wife of the said John, who has taken her oath not to marry without the king’s licence, 22 Jan. 23 Edw. I.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 3. (7.)
209.	RALPH DE GOUSEHULL, alias DE GOUSHILL, DE GOUSELL, DE GOUSELE, DE GOUSILL.
	Writ, 30 Aug. 22 Edw. I.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Thursday after St. Luke, 22 Edw. I.
	Gedeneye. The manor (extent given), including a capital messuage called Cockedyk, 3 salt works, pasture called ‘le Mersch,’ a fishery, works of villeins called ‘workmen,’ and ‘molemen,’ and a custom called ‘wodefoyer,’ held of the king in chief as of the honour of Albemarle by service of 1/12 knight’s fee. Holebech. 55s. 1d. yearly rent, from tenants called ‘sokemen’ who also do works in the autumn, and a rent of 20s. yearly from the court of Sir Robert de Hakebech held next after the feast of St. Michael; and a messuage and 1/2a. land, held of the heirs of William Oldelyn by service of a clove gillyflower. Quappelod. 5a. land held of the heirs of Robert son of Thomas by service of 1 1/2d. Spalding. 2a. land with pasture in the marsh, held of the heirs of Henry de Weston by service of 2s. Margaret his daughter, aged half a year at the feast of St. Martin next, is his next heir.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Sunday after St. Luke, 22 Edw. I.
	Rokesham. The manor (extent given) held of the barony of Bayeux, now in the king’s hand, as member of the manor of Goushill, by service of 1/2 knight’s fee. Cranewell. 6 bovates of land held of the prior and convent of Sempingham by service of 2s. yearly, and doing the foreign service pertaining to such a tenement. Walecote by Bilingeye. 6 bovates of land let ad altam firmam rendering 64s. yearly; which Peter de Goushill, his father, held of Roger de Mortuo Mari, but of whom or by what service the said Ralph held them is unknown to the jury. Heir as above.
LINCOLN.	Inq. Tuesday before St. Martin, 22 Edw. I.
	Lincoln city. A messuage held of the heirs of Peter de Hulmo by service of 1d.; and another messuage held of divers lords by service of 9s. which is worth only 18d. yearly because in the time of Peter de Goushill, father of the said Ralph, it was pulled down. Heir as above.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Saturday after St. Martin, 22 Edw. I.
	Basingham. A capital messuage, 7 1/2 bovates of arable land, 32a. foreign meadow, a fifth part of a water-mill, 23 1/2d. and 1lb. pepper worth 12d. rents of free tenants, 6l. 13s. rents of bondmen holding 20 1/2 bovates of land in bondage ad altam firmam, 6s. 9d. rents of cottars, and 3s. pleas &c. of court, held of Sir William de Staunton by service of 1/5 knight’s fee. Heir as above, aged half a year at the feast of St. Martin last.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Monday after St. Martin, 22 Edw. I.
	Poynton. The manor and certain lands &c. in Greyby (extent given), held of the heirs of Henry de Longo Campo by service of 2 knights’ fees. Greyby. A toft held of Alan son of Brian by service of 12d. yearly; and a toft, 16a. arable, 1/2a. meadow, and 3s. 6d. yearly rents of a free tenant and a cottar, held of the heirs of John le Marescall by service of 5s. 6 1/2d. Heir as last above.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Friday before St. Andrew, 23 Edw. I.
	Market Steynton. A capital messuage, 70a. arable, 40a. meadow, a several pasture, a market, a little wood, 24s. 7d. rents of free tenants, 4l. 16s. 3d., 55 hens and 260 eggs rents of bondmen who hold 13 3/4 bovates of land, and they ought to hoe the lord’s corn for 1 day, and each bovate shall do 5 works harvesting in the autumn, and they shall have food; all held of William de Mortuo Mari by service of 1/2 and 1/8 knight’s fee; and there is a yearly rent of 6s. 8d. to Sir Robert Venoeur. He had a daughter by Hawis daughter of Sir Fulk son of Warin, name and age unknown, who is his heir as is said.
LINCOLN.	Extent, Wednesday after St. Andrew, 23 Edw. I.
	Goushill. The manor (extent given) held of the barony of Bayeux, now in the king’s hand, by service of a knight’s fee; and certain lands &c. (unspecified), held of divers lords in small parcels, by service of 8 3/4d. Halton by Hombre. The manor (extent given) held of the abbot &c. of Thorneton by service of 1/2 knight’s fee, which service the said abbot &c. have of the grant of Sir Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, of whom the said Ralph and his ancestors previously held the manor, to hold in frank almoin; and a messuage and 4 bovates of land, which Peter de Goushill, father of the same Ralph, acquired of Sir Gilbert de Thorneton and of his own fee. Rokeston. A messuage and 2 bovates of land, held of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem by service of 2s. yearly and 1/2 mark by way of obit after the death of the said Ralph or any of his heirs; and 2 bovates of land held of John son of Ralph de Goushill by service of 16d. yearly and the foreign service pertaining to such a tenement. Immyngham. A messuage and 2 bovates of land, held of the heirs of Nicholas de Maundevyle by service of 1/2 mark; and a toft held of the same heirs by service of 2d. yearly and by rendering to Amice, a nun of Irreford, 5s. yearly for her life. Wyvelesby by Grymesby. 64s. yearly rent, tenure unknown; and 16s. yearly rent held of …. of Ralph de Goushill by service of 1d. Heir as first above.
	Writ, 30 Aug. 22 Edw. I.
YORK.	Inq. made at Paghelflete on Tuesday before St. Katharine, 23 Edw. I.
	Coldon. A messuage, 24 bovates of land, 10 tofts, a plot of land, another plot called ‘Milneplace,’ and the advowson of the chapel of Coldon, held of the king in chief by knight’s service. Paghel. 8 bovates of land and yearly rents of 2s. 4d. from Stephen Paghel, 5s. from William de Holm and Thomas the chaplain, 7 1/2d. from Stephen the chaplain of Paghel, 12d. from Robert son of Helen and William his brother, 5 3/4d. from the hospital of Neuton, 6d. from Helen Steller, and 4d. from Abraham Calf. Holm. A messuage, 2 tofts, 10 1/4a. arable, 27a. meadow, 4 pastures, 7 pastures at Smerehoke and an old windmill. Kayngham. A croft. All the lands &c. in Paghel, Holm and Kayngham are held of the king in chief by free service, rendering 26 1/2d. yearly, and the ferry of the Humbre. Oteringham. A croft held of the heirs of William de Laceles by service of 1d., and a toft, tenure unspecified. Dodington. A messuage, 5 tofts, 24 bovates of land and a windmill, held of the master of the knights of the Temple by service of 5s. yearly and two suits at his court at Dudington; and a forland, three plots of pasture, and hens worth 2s. Heir as first above, aged one year on Ascension day, 23 Edw. I.
	Writ ad melius inquirendum, the previous inquisition making no mention of the tenure of 64s. rent in Wyvelesby by Grymmesby and 6 bovates of land in Walecote by Bilinglegh, 12 Dec. 23 Edw. I.
LINCOLN.	Inq. made at Lincoln on Monday before the Purification, 23 Edw. I.
	Walcote by Bilingeye. Peter de Goushill, father of the said Ralph, held 6 bovates of land of Roger de Mortuo Mari by service of 1/10 knight’s fee, who after the said Peter’s death entered upon the same as guardian, the said Ralph being under age, and granted to Philip de Kyme all his right therein. Wyvelesby by Grymesby. The 64s. yearly rent were held of the heirs of James de Bernolby by service of 1/40 knight’s fee.
	[Writ to the escheator to cause her dower to be assigned to Hawis late the wife of the said Ralph, who has taken her oath &c. and to send the assignment to be enrolled in the chancery, 30 Jan. 23 Edw. I.]
[YORK.]	Assignment of dower to Hawis late the wife of Ralph de Gousill made at Brustewyk, on Monday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 23 Edw. I., viz.:—in Dodington, Coldon, Pagell, Holm, Kayngham, and Oteringham. (Calendared at length in the Calendar of Close Rolls, 1288–1296, p. 509.)
	Writ to the treasurer &c. of the exchequer having searched the rolls &c. to inform the king on the quinzaine of Holy Trinity next whether Ralph de Gousele held of the king in chief as of the crown, or not, and return the accompanying inquisitions, 27 April, 23 Edw. I. Answer of the treasurer &c. It is not found at present in the rolls that the said Ralph held anything of the king in chief as of the crown.
	Writ ad melius inquirendum the previous inquisition making no mention whether certain lands &c. in Coldon, Paghel, Holm and Kayngham are held of the king in chief as of the crown or of some honour or barony in the king’s hand, 20 Oct, 23 Edw. I.
YORK.	Inq. taken at Hedon on Thursday after St. Hilary, 24 Edw. I.
	Coldon. A messuage, 24 bovates of land, 10 tofts, a plot of land, another plot called Milneplace and three pullets (pull’) price 1 1/2d. yearly receivable therefrom, the advowson of the church, 12d. yearly rent from a toft held by Henry Sutthyby, and 12d. yearly rent from a toft held by Peter Suthiby, all which used to be held of the earl of Albemarle of his barony in Holderness by knight’s service, and are now held of the king in chief by the same service. Paghel. 4 bovates of land, 2s. 3d. yearly rent from Stephen de Pagul, 5s. from William de Holm and Thomas de Pagel, chaplain, 7 1/2d. from Stephen chaplain of Pagel, 12d. from Robert son of Helen and William his brother, 5 3/4d. from the hospital of Neueton, 6d. from Helen Stell[er] and 4d. from Abraham Calf. Holm. A messuage, 2 tofts, 10 1/4a. arable, 27a. meadow, 4 pastures, 7 pastures in Smerehok and a mill. Kayngham. A croft. All these tenements in Paghel, Holm and Kayngham were held of the earl of Albemarle of his barony in Hold[erness] by free service of 26 1/2d. and the ferry of the Humbre, and are now held of the king in chief by the same service. Oteringham. A croft held of the heir of William de Lasseles by free service of 1d. yearly, and a toft. Hedon, A free service of 20d. receivable from ‘le Waferur Garth’ from William son of Stephen of Hedon, held of the king. Heir as first above, aged a year and a half.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (12.)
	E. Inq. p.m. File 4. (3.)
210.	RALPH DE GOUSILL.
	Writ of assignment of dower, 30 Jan. 23 Edw. I.
	Writ of certiorari de feodis &c., 7 Aug, 23 Edw. I. Endorsed: …. cos. Lincoln and Essex.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 4. (3.)
211.	LEWIS DE LA POLE.
	Writ of plenius certiorari on the complaint of Sibyl late the wife of Lewis de la Pole that together with the other lands of the said Lewis the escheator had taken into the king’s hand, by reason of the minority of the heir of Owen de la Pole, the manor of Gorgenneu and the whole land of Meghen Hughecoyt which the said Lewis had assigned to her in dower at the church door, when he married her, with the consent of the said Owen tenant in chief of the king, of whom the same were held by knight’s service, 6 Oct, 22 Edw. I.
[MONTGOMERY.]	Inq. made at la Pole on Tuesday the eve of SS. Peter and Paul, 23 Edw. I.
	Lewis son of Griffin de la Pole, on the day on which he married Sibyl his wife, gave her with the consent of Owen his brother the manor of Gerzgennou and the whole land of Meyheyn Uszcoyt in dower at the church door, and Philip Skyret her attorney had seisin thereof; and she peacefully continued her seisin until her husband’s death.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (13.)
212.	LEWIS DE LA POLE.
	Writ to the escheator to deliver to Joan, late the wife of Owen de la Pole, the wardship of two parts of the lands &c. which were of the said Lewis in Powys, which are in the king’s hand by reason of the minority of the heir of the same Lewis, and which the king has granted to her until the lawful age of the heir, rendering the true value at the exchequer, 14 Aug. 23 Edw. I.
	Writ to the escheator, whereas it has been testified to the king that the manor of Gorgennou and the land of Meghughecoyt, whereof the said Lewis dowered Sibyl his wife at the church door when he married her as is said, exceed the value of her dower of all his lands &c., he is commanded to take all the said lands &c. into the king’s hand, and cause to be assigned to the said Sibyl her reasonable dower, according to law &c., 18 Aug. 23 Edw. I.
	Memorandum. By reason of these two mandates the escheator caused all the said lands &c. to be extended at 53l. 7s. 1d., whereof Lady Hawis late the wife of Griffin de la Pole receives in dower 8 marks yearly, and on 26 September at Acton Burnel he delivered the wardship of two parts thereof to the aforesaid Joan, together with the remaining third part until the aforesaid Sibyl shall sue.
[MONTGOMERY.]	Assignment of dower, 16 Oct. 23 Edw. I.
	The escheator to Sir Thomas de Titeleye, sheriff of Salop, and Sir John de Esthope, whereas of the lands &c. which were of the said Lewis in Mohhenant and Mehhein he has assigned to Sibyl late his wife the under-written lands &c. in dower, viz.—that chamber which is on the eastern side of the hall of Gardgenou, with kitchen and bakehouse, a third part of the grange, garden, lands &c. of the manor of Gardgenou, with free fishery in the fishpond and running waters, and free chace in the common chaces in Mehhein and Mohhenant, with a third part of ‘le Frith’ in Mehhein and in Mohhenant, and a third part of the issues of the mill and of the rents, customs and services &c., they are commanded to deliver the same to the said Sibyl with free entrance and egress, assigning to her certain tenants by name, whose rents and services clearly enrolled are to be sent to him. And on 20 Oct. Lady Joan, late the wife of Owen de la Pole, guardian of the lands &c. was commanded to cause all the tenants in Mehhein and Mohhenant to be present to hear what the said Thomas and John shall enjoin them on behalf of the king, and to deliver to the said Sibyl all the issues of the said lands &c. from 16 Oct. abovesaid.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 3. (13.)
213.	LUCY DAUGHTER AND HEIR OF ROBERT DE THWENG alias DE TUENG’ and kinswoman and heir of Marmaduke de Thweng.
	Writ to the escheator to take the proof of age of the said Lucy, warning her guardians to be present, 28 Oct. 22 Edw. I.
YORK.	Proof of age, taken at Scelton in Clyveland, on the morrow of the Epiphany, 23 Edw. I.
	The jury say that the said Lucy was born at Kilton in Clyveland on Friday before Palm Sunday, 7 Edw. I., and on Palm Sunday in the same year was baptized in the chapel of St. Peter in the same town by Alan, chaplain of Sir Marmaduke de Tueng [alias de Tweng] in the presence of Sir Richard de Tueng, Peter Marescall, Richard le Estywur [alias le Estivor], lady Lucy the wife of Marmaduke de Tueng and Margery de Brus. William le Latimer who held lands &c. of the said Lucy’s inheritance, being called did not come, but Robert Bussel his bailiff came and said nothing why the same should not be restored to her. William de Layburn and Walter de Rokeslee did not come because they hold nothing of the inheritance of the said Lucy in the county.
	Writ (ad melius inquirendum), the previous inquisition being insufficient because it makes no mention of the age of the said Lucy nor whether William de Layburn and Walter de Rokeslee, who held lands &c. of the inheritance by the king’s commission, were warned to be present, 22 Jan. 23 Edw. I.
[YORK.]	Proof of age, taken at Kyrkbrun on Thursday after St. Gregory, 23 Edw. I.
	The jury say that the said Lucy was born at Kylton on Friday before Palm Sunday, 7 Edw. I, was baptized the Sunday following (as above), was 15 years of age on Friday before Palm Sunday, 22 Edw. I, and will be 16 on Friday before Palm Sunday, 23 Edw. I. William de Layburn, being warned, came not; Walter de Rokesley was warned and Walter de Throkyng his attorney came and said that although William de Layburn, to whom the king had committed the wardship of the manor of Kyrkbrunn until the lawful age of the heir of Robert de Tweng, had committed the same to Walter de Rokesley, who for two years had peaceful seisin, yet on Monday before St. Martin, 21 Edw. I. the aforesaid Lucy, Thomas le Latimer and others unknown, ejected him and took the issues of the manor until the quinzaine of the Purification following in contempt of the king and to the said William’s damage of 60l.; on which day Walter was re-seised by the king’s writ, and remained in seisin until Thursday before St. Bartholomew, 22 Edw. I, when William son of William Latymer, Lucy his wife, Thomas Latymer and others unknown violently ejected him, and took all the issues &c. until the octave of St. Michael following, to his damage of 20l. &c., when the said Walter was re-seised by the king’s writ: on the morrow he was violently ejected by the said William and Lucy and others, who took all the issues until the feast of St. Martin following to his damage of 30l., when he was re-seised by the king’s writ by the escheator and by view of William de Midleton, the king’s bailiff, and others. He remained so seised until Friday before St. Nicholas, 23 Edw. I. when several persons unknown from the towns of Skamston and Kyrkbrunn, on behalf of the said William and Lucy, entered by force and broke the doors of the hall and grange, took his corn and goods and ejected him and beat and ill-treated Walter de Throkyng, his attorney. Wherefore he says, the lands &c., of the inheritance of the said Lucy ought not to be restored to her, until they have satisfied the king for the contempt, and the said Walter for his loss. The said William and Lucy are still in seisin of the manor.
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (14.)
214.	HENRY SON AND HEIR OF HENRY DE PERCY.
SUSSEX.	Proof of age of the said Henry, who says he is of full age and was born at Petteworthe, and seeks his lands &c. which are in the wardship of the executors of the testament of the late Queen Eleanor the king’s mother, and of the executors of the testament of John de Vescy; whereupon the king gave him a day to prove his age before the king, viz. from Easter in 15 days, and the sheriff was commanded to summon jurors and warn the said executors to be present, but did nothing, wherefore he is in mercy, and was again commanded to summon jurors on the morrow of the Ascension, and warn Anthony bishop of Durham and other the executors of John de Vescy to be present &c. And afterwards on the morrow of the Ascension, 22 [Edw. I], the sheriff of York was commanded to warn the bailiffs of the executors of the said Queen Eleanor to be present; who came not, but Richard de Brettevill said for the king that the lands ought not yet to be restored to the said heir because he had not yet satisfied for his marriage; and on the same day the sheriff of Sussex warned the said Anthony bishop of Durham &c., who came not; wherefore the examination of the said proof was proceeded with, saving the king’s right concerning the marriage.
	Hamo Bonet, knight, aged 60, says he only knows of the said Henry’s age by the report of the country, which testifies that Henry his father died in the time of King Henry, and the said Henry was born about the feast of the Annunciation after King Henry’s death. Henry de Lymis, knight, 60, says the said Henry was 21 at the feast of the Annunciation last, and this he knows because he has a son William, born at the feast of the Purification next following, who is 20 and more, and the said Henry was born at Pettworth. Hugh de Cumbe, 36, says the said Henry is 21, and knows it because the said Henry’s father died at the feast of St. John in the autumn before the death of King Henry who granted the wardship of John the said Henry’s brother. The same Henry was then in his mother’s womb, and was born at the feast of the Annunciation after the said king’s death at Pettworth, and baptized in the church there. Henry King’s son (filius Regis), aged 40, dwelling at Wotleworth, 2 leagues from Pettworth, agrees from the common report of the country. Robert de Wappehurst, aged 50, agrees, and knows it because he has a son John who was born about the death of King Henry, who is now 21 1/2 years (old). Henry de Boumyfeld (?), aged 60, of Petteworth, agrees, and knows it by the report of the country, and the said Henry Percy bears the name of one Henry Coly a free tenant of the same town. John Gundevill, aged 50, dwelling in the said parish, agrees, and knows it because in the third year after the said Henry’s birth he married a wife; also by the death of King Henry; and he was born and baptized in the same parish &c. John de Codeham, of the present king’s age, dwelling 2 leagues from Petworth, agrees, and knows it by the death of King Henry, and because he was in the service of Henry Tregoz, and bore a present from his lord to the mother of the said Henry, then lying in his cradle. John de Perham, who is of the present king’s age and dwells 3 leagues from Petworth, agrees, and says he (the heir) is 21 years and 11 weeks (old), and this he knows by the death of King Henry. Robert de Howych, aged 50, dwelling 10 leagues from Pettewrth, agrees, and knows it by the death of King Henry, and because he has a daughter Emma, who was born on the 3rd day after the birth of the said heir, and is now 21 and more. Robert de Clympefolde, aged 36, agrees, and knows it by the death of King Henry and the common report of the country. Henry Attefeld, aged 40, dwelling 8 leagues from Petteworth, agrees, and knows it well because he married his wife in the year the said Henry’s father died. John Hokhurst, aged 36, (dwelling) 6 leagues from Petteworth, agrees, and knows it by the common report of the country. William de Bergham Wyk, 40, (dwelling) 8 leagues from Petteworth, agrees for the same reason. John le Rus, aged 40, dwelling at Waring 8 leagues from Petteworth, says the like, for he had a son John who was born at Christmas after King Henry’s death, and is now 22 and more. John le Melsher (?), 60, agrees, and knows it because he married his wife 7 years before King Henry’s death. William Musard agrees, and knows it by King Henry’s death and the report of the country. Hugh de Bodington agrees, and knows it because he was in the wardship of the said Henry’s mother. William Trotemenn (?) agrees, and knows it from one Emma who was the said Henry’s nurse, dwelling in his town; and he was present at the purification of the said Henry’s mother. The aforesaid proof was sent to the king’s chancery. And let the heir satisfy the king for his marriage &c. [Enrolled on the Coram Rege Roll, Easter, 22 Edw. I, No. (140).]
	C. Edw. I. File 69. (15.)
215	JOHN DE HORSY.
	Writ, 22 Feb. 22 Edw. I.
SOMERSET.	Inq. made at Horsy on Tuesday before Palm Sunday, 22 Edw. I (defaced.)
	Cherleton Makerel. 1/2 knight’s fee (extent given), with the advowson of the church, held of the king in chief by the service aforesaid, and owing suit at the king’s hundred (court) of Somerton every three weeks. Horsy. The manor (extent given), held of the heirs of Patrick de Chaworth for 1/2 knight’s fee. Sydewere. 2s. 11d. rent and 16a. meadow, held of Sir Simon de Monte Acuto in free socage …. Post Rigg and Asotte. Tenements (extent given) held of the heirs of Sir Hugh de Nova Villa for 1/8 knight’s fee …. pertaining to the manor of Radeweye. William his son, aged …., is his next heir.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 2. (4.)
216	JOHN DE FORSTEBURY alias DE FORTESBURY of Westgrafton.
	Writ, 27 June, 22 Edw. I.
WILTS.	Inq. 16 July, 22 Edw. I.
	Westgrafton. A messuage &c. 96a. arable, 3a. meadow, a bailiwick of being forester of fee in the king’s wood called Sutgrave, and 5s. assised rent yearly, held of the king in chief by serjeanty; and 10s. assised rent are due to be paid yearly at the castle of Marlborough (Merlebergye). Burbach. 1a. arable held of Ela, countess of Warwick, service unspecified. Colyngeburn. 24a. arable held of William de Valanse by service of 1d., which land he received with Isabel de Fortesbury who was his wife, and it is of her inheritance. Peter his son, aged 13, is his heir.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 2. (6.)
217.	ROGER DE LA BECHE.
	Writ, 11 Feb. 22 Edw. I.
BERKS.	Inq. made at Wokyngeham on Tuesday after St. Peter in Cathedra, 22 Edw. I.
	Sunnyng manor. 94a. land and 4a. meadow, held of the bishop of Salisbury by service of 47s. yearly, and doing suit at the bishop’s court every three weeks. Geoffrey his son, aged 15, is his next heir.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 2. (7.)
218.	THOMAS DE LA DUNE alias DE LA DOWNNE, DE LA DOUNE.
	Writ 26 April, 22 Edw. I.
[Essex.]	Inq. made at the bridge of Stratford, 1 June, 22 Edw. I.
	[Unspecified.] A messuage with garden and dovecot, 80a. land, 2a. meadow, 2a. pasture, a marsh, 7s. 10d. assised rent, works worth 2s. 6d. and a windmill, were sometime held by the said Thomas and his ancestors of Richard Mayllard and his heirs by service of 4l. yearly; and the said Richard and his heirs and ancestors always used to render to the king for the said lands a lance for serjeanty for (ad) his army. Afterwards Gilbert the marshal and Maud his wife, sister and heir of the said Richard quit claimed the said 4l. rent to the said Thomas and Edith his wife and their heirs by service of rendering 1d. yearly for all service, as appears by a fine levied in the king’s court. But the heirs of the said Gilbert and Maud have nothing by which they can do the service of the said lance, wherefore the said Thomas entered to render the said serjeanty to the king for them. Bradewele. 3a. land held of John the cook (Coco) rendering 6d. yearly and 1d. for scutage when it shall happen; 60a. land, a marsh, 1a. pasture and the works of a customer, held by socage of John de la Mare rendering 20s. yearly; 30a. land held by socage of Roger Baynard rendering 7s. yearly; and 1/2a. land held by socage of Richard de Gardino, rendering a clove gillyflower yearly. Thomas his son, aged 19, is his next heir.
	Writ to the escheator to assign her dower to Edith, late the wife of the said Thomas, who has given her oath not to marry without the king’s licence, and to return the assignment to the treasurer &c. of the exchequer to be enrolled, 26 Feb. 23 Edw. I.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 2. (8.)
219.	HUGH DE DUTTON.
	Writ to Robert de Valle Regali, escheator in co. Chester, 21 June, 22 Edw. I.
	Similar writ, requiring the escheator to be present at the exchequer at Westminster on the morrow of St. Michael with the inquisition, to hear his judgment for not having executed the former writ, 22 July, 22 Edw. I.
[CHESTER.]	Inq. made at Northwich on Monday the eve of St. Matthew, 22 Edw. I.
	The lands whereof the said Hugh was seised on the day he died, were worth 59l. 6s., 4 gal. of wine and a glaive (unum gleyve). Hugh his son, aged 16 at the feast of the Conception next, is his true heir.
	E. Inq. p.m. File 2. (9.)