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Aug. 28.
Havering atte Bower. |
To William Talemache, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge,
Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford. Like order to cause the same William
de Ros and Margery his wife to have seisin of the rent of 8l. 18s. 0¼d. of
the manor of Welles, and to cause the manor of Bokelond, the rent of the
manor of Plessy, the tenements in Bokelond which Katherine de Bokelond
holds for life and those which Matilda de Bokelond and Ellen her sister
hold there for life, a fourth part of the manor of Thaxsted and the manor
of Brendbradefeld to be assigned to them upon the death of the tenants
aforesaid. |
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Mandate to William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and
Middlesex to cause the manors of Bourn and Heyhyngton and the wood to
be assigned to William and Margery after the death of Elizabeth. |
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Certain memoranda for William and Margery are enrolled below after the
knights' fees. |
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To William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex.
Order to cause the manors of Kyngeston and Sibbeton and all the tenements
in Kyngeston while Alice Upheved holds for life to be assigned to John de
Tibetot and Margaret his wife, after the death of Elizabeth, late the wife
of Giles de Badlesmere, and the said Alice, as with the assent of William
de Ros and Margery his wife, the earl of Oxford and Matilda his wife and
the earl of Northampton and Elizabeth his wife, the king assigned to
John and Margaret the following lands of those which belonged to Giles
and of those which Elizabeth his wife holds in dower to wit: the manor of
Kyngeston, co. Kent, extended at 14l. 4s. 0¼d. yearly; the manor of Sibbeton,
co. Kent, extended at 17l. 23d. yearly; the manor of Barewe, co. Suffolk,
extended at 32l. 19s. 3¾d. yearly; the manor of Mardeleye, co. Hertford,
extended at 10l. 5s. 1¼d. yearly; and of lands held for life, after the death
of the tenants, all the tenements which Alice Upheved holds for life in
Kyngeston, co. Kent, extended at 20d. yearly; all the tenements in Barewe,
co. Suffolk, which Thomas Ordrich, chaplain, holds for life, extended
at 71s. yearly; all the tenements in that town which Margaret Breton
holds for life, extended at 33s. 4d. yearly; all the tenements in that town
which Thomas Passelewe holds for life, extended at 5s. yearly; the manor
of Orcheston, co. Wilts, which Hugh de Audele, earl of Gloucester, holds
for life, extended at 13l. 11s. 10d. yearly; a fourth part of the manor of
Thaxsted, co. Essex, which the said earl and Margaret his wife hold for
their lives, extended at 30l. 3s. 8¼d. yearly; the manor of Little Stanbrigg,
co. Essex, which Thomas de Verdon holds for life, extended at 32l. 13s. 9d.
yearly; all the tenements in Overton, co. Rutland, which Robert de Sussex
holds for life, extended at 100s. yearly; and a yearly rent of 40s. in
Mardeleye, co. Hertford, which Roger de Louthe holds for life, to wit the
manors of Kyngeston, Sibbeton, Barewe and Mardeleye and the said
tenements held for life after the death of the present tenants; the king has
also assigned to John and Margaret 17¾d. rent issuing from the manor of
Plessy, co. Hertford, and the manor of Lyndessele, co. Essex, except
52s. 8½d. rent which the earl of Northampton and Elizabeth his wife and
her heirs receive yearly of that manor, assigned to the earl and Elizabeth
as her purparty of the said inheritance, except the lands assigned in dower
to Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles and a fourth part of the manor of
Thaxsted, to the value of 52s. 8½d. aforesaid, which said manor Jacounia
de Merk, deceased, lately held for life. |
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Mandate to William Talemach, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford to cause John de Tibetot and
Margaret his wife to have seisin of the said rent of the manor of Plessy,
and of the manor of Lyndessele, and to cause the manors of Barewe and
Mordeley and the tenements in Barewe, the fourth part of the manor of
Thaxsted, the manor of Little Stanbrigg and the said yearly rent to be
assigned to them after the death of the tenants. |
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Mandate to Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts,
Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham to deliver to John and Margaret,
the manor of Orcheston after the death of the earl of Gloucester. |
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The like to John Dymmok, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton
and Rutland, to assign to John and Margaret all the lands in Overton, co.
Rutland, which Robert de Sussex holds for life, extended at 100s. yearly. |
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To William Talemach, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge,
Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford. Order to cause John de Veer earl of
Oxford and Matilda his wife, sister and co-heir of Giles de Badlesmere, to
have seisin of the manor of Welles and to cause a rent of 26s. 10d. issuing
from the manor of Plessy and a fourth part of the manor of Thaxsted to be
assigned to them after the death of the tenants, as with the assent of
William de Ros and Margery his wife, the earl of Northampton and
Elizabeth his wife and John de Tibetot and Margaret his wife, the king
assigned to the earl of Oxford and Matilda the following lands of those
which belonged to Giles and of those which Elizabeth, late his wife, holds
in dower with reversion to the earls and others, to wit: the manor of
Ryglyngweld, co. Kent, extended at 20l. 10s. 3d. yearly; divers tenements
in Dover and Cherleton in co. Kent, extended at 6l. 0s. 8d. yearly; the
manor of Laghton except the wood called 'Waldern' therein, co. Sussex,
extended at 61l. 15s. yearly; and 26s. 10d. yearly rent issuing from the
manor of Plessy, co. Hertford; the king has also assigned to the earl and
Matilda of the lands held for life of that inheritance with reversion to the
heirs, the following lands to wit: the manor of Westden, co. Sussex, which
Andrew de Medsted holds for life, extended at 24l. 10s. 4¼d. yearly; a fourth
part of the manor of Thaxsted, co. Essex, which Hugh de Audele, earl of
Gloucester and Margaret his wife, hold for their lives, extended at
30l. 3s. 8¼d. yearly, to be delivered to them after the death of the tenants;
the king has also assigned to the earl and Matilda, divers tenements in
Milton and Paston, co. Northampton, which William Casse, deceased, held
for life or for a term, and which is now in the king's hand, and the manor
of Welles, co. Hertford, except 8l. 18s. 0¼d. rent which William de Ros and
Margery, and 8s. 3¼d. rent which the earl of Northampton and Elizabeth
and her heirs receive yearly of the said manor, until the reversion of those
lands to William, Margery, the earl and Elizabeth, and except the fourth
part of the manor of Thaxsted, to the value to wit of 8l. 18s. 0¼d. rent
aforesaid, which said manor of Welles, William Germyn and Ellen his wife
lately held for Ellen's life of the said inheritance after the death of Giles
and which is now in the king's hand and extended at 23l. 3s. 8¼d. yearly. |
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Mandate to William Picot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and
Middlesex to assign to the earl and Matilda the manors of Ryghlyngweld
and Laghton, except the wood, and the said tenements in Dover and
Cherleton and the manor of Westden, after the death of the tenants. |
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Mandate to John Dymmok, escheator in cos. Lincoln, Northampton and
Rutland, to cause the earl and Matilda to have seisin of the said tenements
in Milton and Paston. |
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To William Picot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex.
Order to assign to William de Bohun, earl of Northampton and Elizabeth
his wife, sister and co-heir of Giles de Badlesmere, the manors of Erehythe
and Drayton and the manor of Langeport with Romeneye and its other
appurtenances, after the death of the tenants, as with the assent of John
de Ros and Margery his wife, John de Veer, earl of Oxford and Matilda
his wife, and John de Tibetot and Margaret his wife, the king assigned to
the earl of Northampton and Elizabeth the following lands of those which
belonged to Giles and which Elizabeth, late his wife, holds in dower with
reversion to the heirs, to wit: the manor of Erehith, co. Kent, extended at
65l. 14s. 6d. yearly; the manor of Drayton, co. Sussex, extended at
13l. 17s. 2d. yearly; two parts of the manor of Fynmere, co. Oxford,
extended at 16l. 14s. 7¼d. yearly; an inn in Algate, London, with shops,
extended at 63s. 8d. yearly; and the manor of Plessy, co. Hertford, except
30s. 7d. rent, extended at 13l. 17s. 4d. yearly; the king has also assigned
to them the following lands of those held for life, with reversion to the
heirs on the death of the tenants, to wit: the manor of Langeport with
Romeneye and its other appurtenances in co. Kent, which John le fitz
Bernard holds for life of that inheritance, extended at 31l. 10s. 8½d. yearly;
a fourth part of the manor of Thaxsted, co. Essex, which Hugh de Audele,
earl of Gloucester and Margaret his wife, hold for their lives, extended at
30l. 3s. 8¼d. yearly, after the death of the tenants; the king has also
assigned to the earl and Elizabeth a third part of the manor of Fynmere,
co. Oxford, which Ellen de Broke lately held in dower, which is now in
the king's hand and is extended at 10l. 16s. 0¼d. yearly; the king has
further assigned to them 8s. 3¼d. rent of the manor of Welles, co. Hertford,
and 52s. 8½d. rent of the manor of Leyndessele, co. Essex, to be received
yearly until the reversion of the lands assigned to them of the said
inheritance shall fall in, except the lands assigned in dower to Elizabeth
late the wife of Giles, and a fourth part of the manor of Thaxsted, to the
value of the said rents, which manor of Welles, William Germyn and
Elena his wife held for the life of Ellen, and Jaconia de Merk, deceased,
held the manor of Lyndessele for life, both manors being now in the king's
hand. |
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Membrane 45. |
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Mandate to Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts, Oxford,
Berks, Bedford and Buckingham, to cause the earl of Northampton and
Elizabeth to have seisin of the said third part, and to cause the said two
parts to be assigned to them on the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of
Giles. |
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Mandate to William Talemache, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford to assign to the earl and
Elizabeth the manor of Plessy, except the said rent, after the death of
Elizabeth late the wife of Giles, and the fourth part after the death of the
earl of Gloucester and Margaret his wife, and to give them seisin of the
rents from the manors of Welles and Lyndessele. |
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Mandate to Andrew Aubray, mayor of London and escheator there to
assign to the earl and Elizabeth the said inn after the death of
Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles. |
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Memorandum that John de Tibetot and Margaret his wife are bound to
pay to the said earl of Northampton and Elizabeth his wife and to
Elizabeth's heirs, 20s. within a month after the death of Elizabeth late the
wife of Giles for gross wood etc. as is fully contained in the Calendar. |
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To Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks,
Bedford and Buckingham. Order to assign to William de Ros and Margery
his wife a twentieth part of a fee in Mulsford, two parts of a fee of a moiety
of a fee in Quedhampton, a moiety of a fee in Polton, a fee in Elston and a
twentieth part of a fee in Hamelden, after the death of Elizabeth late the
wife of Giles de Badlesmere, as with the assent of the remaining heirs the
king assigned to them the following knights' fees of those which belonged
to Giles, and of those which Elizabeth holds in dower with reversion to
the heirs, to wit: a twentieth part of a fee in Mulsford, co. Wilts,
which Thomas de Bokton holds, extended at 20s. yearly; two parts
of a fee in Lusteshull in the same county, which John de Lusteshull
holds, extended at 40s. yearly; a moiety of a fee in Quedhampton in the
same county, which Robert Russel holds, extended at 6l. yearly; a moiety
of a fee in Polton in the same county, which Thomas de Polton holds,
extended at 10l. yearly; a fee in Elston in the same county, which
Margaret Giffard holds, extended at 10l. yearly; a fee in Wytherlynge, co.
Kent, which Robert Dod and his parcencers hold, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d.
yearly; a fourth part of a fee in Waldern and Heyghynton, co. Sussex,
which John le Mareschal and his parceners hold, extended at 100s. yearly;
a twentieth part of a fee in Hamelden, co. Buckingham, which Robert de
Sakevill holds, extended at 33s. 4d. yearly; a moiety of a fee in
Westhergest, co. Hereford, which John de Hergest and his parceners hold,
extended at 100s. yearly; the king has also assigned the following knights'
fees to William and Margery of those which are held for life of the said
inheritance, with reversion to the said heirs, a third part of a fee in
Megham, co. Sussex, which John Levet holds of the manor of Westden
which Andrew de Medsted holds for life, extended at 10l. yearly; a sixth
part of a fee in co. Sussex which Richard de Stonor holds in Westden of
the manor of Westden, extended at 10l. yearly, after the death of the said
Andrew. |
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Mandate to William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and
Middlesex to assign to William and Margery the said fee in Wytherlynge
and the fourth part of a fee in Waldern and Heyhyngton, after the death
of Elizabeth, and the said third part in Megham and sixth part in Westden,
after the death of Andrew. |
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Mandate to John de Perton, escheator in cos. Gloucester, Worcester,
Hereford, Salop, Stafford and the adjacent march of Wales to assign
to William and Margery the said moiety in Westhergest. |
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To William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Middlesex.
Order to assign to John de Veer, earl of Oxford and Matilda his wife, sister
and co-heir of Giles de Badlesmere, a moiety of a fee in Lodenham and a
fourth part of a fee after the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles, and
a fee in Heyhyngton after the death of Andrew de Medsted, as the king
assigned the following knights' fees to the earl and Matilda of those which
belonged to Giles, and of those which Elizabeth holds in dowry with
reversion to the heirs, with the assent of the remaining heirs, to wit: a fee in
Costowe, co. Wilts, which the abbot of Stanleye holds, extended at
6l. 18s. 4d. yearly; a fee in Smythecote in the same county, which Richard
de Daunteseye holds, extended at 10l. yearly; a moiety of a fee in Lullyngston, co. Kent, which Reginald de Cobbeham holds, extended at 10l. yearly; a
fee in Lodenham, co. Kent, which Joan de Bokelond holds, extended at 20l.
yearly; a fourth part of a fee in Heyhyngton, co. Sussex, which John de
Holyngdale holds, extended at 50s. yearly; a sixth part of a fee in Oxindon
and Panynton, co. Gloucester, which John le Eyre holds, extended at 100s.
yearly; and an eighth part of a fee in Oxyndon and Assheton in co.
Gloucester, which John le Poer holds, extended at 60s. yearly. The king
has also assigned to the earl and Matilda of the knights' fees held for life of
that inheritance, with reversion to the heirs, a fee in Heyhyngton, co. Sussex,
which the tenants of Heyhyngton hold of the manor of Westden, which
Andrew de Medsted holds for life of that inheritance and which is extended
at 100s. yearly, after the death of the tenants. |
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Mandate to Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts.,
Oxford, Berks, Bedford and Buckingham to assign to the earl and Matilda
the said fees in Costowe and Smythecote after the death of Elizabeth, late
the wife of Giles. |
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Mandate to John de Perton, escheator in cos. Gloucester, Worcester,
Hereford, Salop, Stafford and the adjacent march of Wales, to assign to the
earl and Matilda the sixth part in Oxyndon and Panynton and the eighth
part in Oxyndon and Assheton after the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of
Giles. |
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To Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks,
Bedford and Buckingham. Order to assign to William de Bohun, earl of
Northampton and to Elizabeth his wife, sister and co-heir of Giles de
Badlesmere, a fee in Compton and moieties of fees in Shawe and Groundwell
after the death of Elizabeth late the wife of Giles, as the king assigned to
the earl and Elizabeth of the knights' fees which belonged to Giles and
which Elizabeth his wife holds in dower with reversion to the heirs,
with the assent of the remaining heirs, the following, to wit: a fee in
Compton, co. Wilts, which Queen Philippa holds, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d.
yearly; a moiety of a fee in Shawe, co. Wilts, which William atte More
holds, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d. yearly; a moiety of a fee in Groundwell, co.
Wilts, which William de Groundwell holds, extended at 66s. 8d. yearly;
a fourth part of a fee in Danyton, co. Kent, which the prioress of Gynes
holds, extended at 50s. yearly; a fee in Chilham, co. Kent, which Eudo de
Shelynghelde holds, extended at 10l. yearly; a moiety of a fee in
Esmeresfeld, co. Kent, which Edmund Gasselyn holds, extended
at 10l. yearly; two parts of a fee in Hertay, co. Kent,
which the heirs of Richard de Rokeswell hold, extended at 6l.
yearly, a sixth part of a fee in Kyngesdon, co. Kent, which Laurence de
Chymbham holds, extended at 100s. yearly; a third part of a fee in Barewe
and Fornham, co. Suffolk, which Edward de Cretyng holds, extended at
13l. 6s. 8d. yearly, and an eighth part of a fee in Asshele, co. Hereford,
which Richard de Evesbache holds, extended at 40l. yearly, to have after
the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles. |
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Mandate to William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and
Middlesex, to assign to the earl and Elizabeth the fourth part in Danyton,
the fee in Chilham, the moiety of a fee in Elmeresfeld, the two parts of a fee
in Hertay and the sixth part of a fee in Kyngesdon, after the death of
Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles. |
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Mandate to William Talemache, escheator in cos. Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Hertford to assign to the earl and
Elizabeth the third part of a fee in Barewe and Fornham after the death of
Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles. |
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Mandate to John de Perton, escheator in cos. Gloucester, Worcester,
Hereford, Salop, Stafford and the adjacent march of Wales to assign to the
earl and Elizabeth the eighth part of a fee in Asshele after the death of
Elizabeth late the wife of Giles. |
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Membrane 44. |
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To Roger de Poley, escheator in cos. Southampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks,
Bedford and Buckingham. Order to assign to John de Tibetot and Margaret
his wife, sister and co-heir of Giles de Badlesmere, knights' fees in Assheton
and Polton after the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles, as the king
assigned to John and Margaret the following knights' fees of those which
belonged to Giles and which Elizabeth held in dower with reversion to the
heirs, with the assent of the remaining heirs, to wit: a fee in Assheton,
co. Wilts, which Margaret Giffard holds, extended at 10l. yearly;
a fee in Polton, co. Wilts, which John de Polton holds, extended
at 6l. yearly, a fee in Hugham, co. Kent, which Warisius de Valoynes holds,
extended at 15l. yearly; a fourth part of a fee in Syberston, co. Kent, which
Matilda de Hurst holds, extended at 100s. yearly; a fourth part of a fee in
Lamberdenn, co. Kent, which Ralph de Lamberdenn holds, extended at
40s. yearly; a fourth part of a fee in Westhamme and Pevensay, co.
Sussex, which John de Brytann[ia] holds, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d. yearly;
a fourth part of a fee in Estbourn, co. Sussex, which John Dygg and his
parceners hold, extended at 100s. yearly; a moiety of a fee in Upcote, co.
Hereford, which Ralph de Knylle holds, extended at 6l. 13s. 4d. yearly and
the moiety of a fee in Barewe near Worcester, co. Hereford, which John de
Staunford holds, extended at 13l. 6s. 8d. yearly, to have after the death of
Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles. |
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Mandate to William Pycot, escheator in cos. Kent, Surrey, Sussex and
Middlesex, to assign to John and Margaret the fee in Higham and the
fourth parts of fees in Siberston, Lamberden, Westham, Pevensay and
Estbourn after the death of Elizabeth. |
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Mandate to John de Perton, escheator in cos. Gloucester, Worcester,
Hereford, Salop, Stafford and the adjacent march of Wales, to assign to
John and Margaret the moiety of a fee in Upcote and Barewe, after
Elizabeth's death. |
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Memorandum that the earl of Oxford and Matilda his wife are bound to
pay to William de Ros and Margery his wife and to Margery's heirs,
91l. 10s. within a month after the death of Elizabeth, late the wife of Giles,
for gross wood etc. as fully appears in the Calendar. |
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Also that John de Tibetot and Margaret his wife are bound to pay to the
same William and Margery and to Margery's heirs 15l. 10s. for gross wood
within a month after Elizabeth's death. |
