Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 4, Edward I. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1913.
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'Addenda to Calendar of Inquisitions, Vol. II', in Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 4, Edward I, (London, 1913) pp. 348-357. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol4/pp348-357 [accessed 17 April 2024]
Addenda to Calendar of Inquisitions, Vol. II
| 463. | [ (fn. 1) WILLIAM LE ROUS, deest. |
| STAFFORD. | Walsahall. The manor, extent and partition.] [4 Edw. I.] |
| 464. | WILLIAM LE ROUS, deceased. |
| Writ to the sheriff of Stafford, on the complaint of Margery, daughter and one of the heirs of the said William, who held of the king in chief, that whereas the king lately took her homage and commanded the sheriff, in the presence of Henry de Bray, to cause the manor of Waleshale, which was the said William’s, to be extended, and full seisin of her pourparty to be made to her, the sheriff has not yet assigned her the said pourparty in full; wherefore he is commanded to proceed in person to the manor and assign to her what he finds to be in arrear of her pourparty, or signify the cause why he has not done so; 16 April, 5 Edw. I. | |
| Endorsed [by the sheriff]. 2 1/2(?)a. land which the abbot of Hales holds, in Waleshale, and 2a. land which William de Schelfhal holds in Schelfhul, whereof William le Rus, father of the said Margery, was seised on the day he died, and which are contained within the pourparty of the said Margery, are in arrear to her; whereof he has not dared to give her seisin because the said abbot and William are enfeoffed thereof by charters of William de Morteyn which they have, and they have been in peaceful seisin for 6 years and more. | |
| C. Edw. I. File 16. (15.) | |
| 465. | JOHN DE BOSHALE. |
| Writ de diem clausit extremum to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator, 4 Sept. 10 Edw. I. | |
| See Calendar of Fine Rolls, Edw. I., p. 168. | |
| C. Edw. I. File 32. (12.) | |
| 466. | [ (fn. 1) HUMPHREY DE WHADDON, deest. |
| WILTS. |
Whaddon. The manor.
Hulprington. |
| SOMERSET. | Tinmeresbarue. The manor (full extent).] [14 Edw. I.] |
| 467. | (fn. 2) HUMPHREY DE WADDONE. |
| WILTS. | Inq. Saturday after St. Barnabas, 14 Edw. I. |
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Waddon. A part of the manor (extent given), including a capital messuage, 100a. arable, 10a. meadow, a water-mill, rents &c., held of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, of the honour of Troubrigge, by service of 1/2 knight’s fee; 80a. arable, 8a. meadow, rents and customs, at Hulperington in the same manor, held of the heirs of Humphrey de Scovile by service of 1/2 knight’s fee; a wood in the same manor held of the abbess of Romesey by service of 8d. yearly; and a several pasture held of the prioress of Ambresbury by service of 10s. yearly.
Michael de Waddon, his nephew (nepos), aged 21 at the feast of St. Peter ad Cathedram in the year aforesaid, is his next heir. |
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| E. Inq. P.M. Series II. File 1227. (1.) | |
| 468. | WILLIAM DE FORTIBUS, SOMETIME EARL OF ALBEMARLE. |
| Transcript of writ of certiorari to Master Henry de Bray, escheator, concerning the knight’s fees which were the said William’s, which he held of the king in chief and which by his death were taken into the hand of King Henry the king’s father, and are still in the king’s hand, to be returned into the chancery a month from the day of St. Michael. Witness Edmund, earl of Cornwall, 4 July, 15 Edw. I. | |
| BERKS. | Trnscript of Inq. Saturday after St. Luke, 15 Edw. I. |
| Morton and Eneburn. 1 fee held by Nigel de Saundrevill. | |
| [LEICESTER.] | Transcript of Inq. made at Melton on Tuesday before St. Denis, 15 Edw. I. |
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Eyton. 1/2 knight’s fee, of the fee of the earl of Albemarle, held by John le Boteler, whereof the abbot of Leicester holds of him 2 virgates and 1/2 bovate in frank almoin, and William Boteler holds of him 1/5 knight’s fee, and the said John holds of the king in chief for homage and doing suit at the court of Holewell, co. Lincoln, twice yearly; and 3 carucates of land, held by the abbot of Croxton for 1/2 knight’s fee in frank almoin, whereof William le Boteler holds of him 1 carucate in Eyton for his homage.
[Seustern.] 5 carucates of the fee of the said earl, held by Thomas le Seustern for (1?) knight’s fee; whereof the abbot of Vaudey holds of him 27 bovates rendering 25s. 3d. yearly, the master of the knights of the Temple in England holds of him in Seustern 2 virgates in frank almoin, Simon Russel holds of him 1 virgate in the same town of the same fee, rendering 6d. yearly, Robert Gilbert 1 virgate of the same fee rendering him 14d., Hugh de Blaston 1 bovate rendering 1d., and Emma Duraunt 1 bovate; and the said Thomas holds of the king in chief rendering 10s. yearly at the manor of Helewelle. Braundeston. 4 carucates of land held of the earl’s fee by John de Brommesle for 1/2 knight’s fee; whereof the abbot of Croxton holds of the same John 1 virgate doing foreign service, and the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England has a free tenant who holds 1 bovate of him there, and the prior claims to have been enfeoffed by the said John’s ancestors, service unknown; the prior of Bauver similarly holds of the same John 2 virgates of land in frank almoin, and the church of Braundeston 1 virgate, doing foreign service; the said John holds the said tenement of the barony of Albemarle, doing suit at the court of Helewelle twice a year and suit at the hundred of Framel(and) and foreign (service). |
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| LINCOLN. | Transcript of Inq. and extent made at Lincoln on Sunday the morrow of St. Luke, 15 Edw. I. |
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Helewelle in the wapentake of Besteslawe. 1/2 knight’s fee, where 8 carucates make a fee and 8 bovates a carucate, was held by the said William of the king in chief and was taken into the late king’s hand. Lady Eleanor the king’s mother, is dowered thereof.
Bitham and the soke. 1 1/2 knights’ fee, viz.—11 carucates, held of the said earl by Roger de Colevill. Suth grange. 1/2 fee, where 10 carucates make a fee, held by the abbot of Vaudey in alms. Atlyngton in the wapentake of Wymerbrigg. 1/3 knight’s fee, where 7 1/2 carucates make a fee, held by William le Graunt. Carleton in Walton (rectius the wapentake) of Grafhow. 1 knight’s fee, where 12 carucates make a fee, held by Nigel de Moundevill; whereof he held in demesne 34 bovates which Duncan, earl of Fyf, now holds in free marriage with the daughter of the earl of Gloucester, the abbot of Thorenton holds 16 bovates whereof 4 are in alms, the master of the knights of the Temple holds 38 1/2 bovates in alms, and the master of the hospital of St. Lazarus holds 7 1/2 bovates in alms. Brun in the wapentake of Avelund. 2 1/2 bovates of land (now) held of the earl’s fee by service of 34s. 6d. yearly by the abbot of Thornton, who held them of the earl, service unknown. Gedeneye, Holebek and Quappelond in Holand. 1/4 and 1/24 knight’s fee, where 48 carucates make a fee, held by William de Beaumond, William le Conestable and Giles de Gousill. Ormesby and Utterby in the wapentake of Lodeburg. 1/16 knight’s fee, where 48 carucates make a fee, held by Robert de Ormesby by a mesne from John de Holm. Thimelby in the wapentake of Horncastre. 1/40 knight’s fee, where 30 carucates make a fee, held by Herbert de Sancto Quintino. Hagwortdingham in the wapentake of Hille. 1/24 knight’s fee, where 31 carucates make a fee, held by Thomas de Langeton; and the abbot of Revesby holds 2 bovates in alms, by the gift of the said Thomas’s ancestors. Askeby, Stavenby and Little Gretham in the wapentake aforesaid. 1/9 knight’s fee, where 31 1/2 carucates make a fee and 8 bovates a carucate, held by Robert de Kyrketon; and the abbot of Revesby holds 16 bovates in alms of the gift of Hugh son of Ralph. Saxelby in the wapentake of Laurys. 1/2 knight’s fee, where 4 carucates make a fee, and 11 bovates a carucate, held by Peter de Chaumpein. Normanby and Teuilby in the wapentake of Manlee. 1/4 knight’s fee, where 4 carucates make a fee and 8 bovates a carucate, held by William de Normanby by a mesne from the heirs of the barony of Redeburn. Helmeswell, Glentesworth and Haketon in the wapentake of Aslakhowe. 1/2 knight’s fee, where 7 carucates make a fee and 8 bovates a plough(land), held by Peter le Vendoeuer by a mesne from Alexander de Heton; and the prior &c. of Bolyngton hold in alms 7 bovates by the gift of the said Peter de Chaumpeine. Wyvelesby, Holm, Bradeleigh and Little Cotes in the wapentake of Bradeleye. 1 knight’s fee, where 2 1/2 carucates make a fee and 21 bovates a carucate, held by Philip de Wyvelesby; and 2 capital messuages and a little wood in Wyvelesby and Holm. Thor(gramby?) in the wapentake of Walshecroft. 1/40 knight’s fee, where 20 carucates make a fee and 22 bovates a carucate, held by the heirs(?) of Saunton; and a bovate of land held by the abbot of Wellehow in Grimmesby in alms. Bernolby. 1/100 knight’s fee, where 20 carucates make a fee and 24 bovates a carucate, held by James de Bernolby. Osgoteby. 1/100 knight’s fee, where 60 carucates make a fee and 12 bovates a carucate, held by William de Cateby. Steinton and Rysby. 1/20 knight’s fee held by the abbot of Thornton where 40 carucates make a fee and 18 bovates a carucate. Toft. 1/20 knight’s fee held by the same abbot in alms, whereof 6 carucates and two parts make a fee and 21 bovates a carucate. Claxeby. 1/60 knight’s fee held by the master of the knights of the Temple in alms, where 30 carucates make a fee and 16 bovates a carucate. Toft and Neweton. 1/10 knight’s fee held by the prior of St. Katharine’s, Lincoln, in alms, where 5 carucates make a fee and 20 bovates a carucate; and 1/40 knight’s fee held by the prior &c. of Sixhill in alms, where 10 carucates make a fee and 16 bovates a carucate; and 1/30 knight’s fee held by Richard de Daleby, where 7 1/2 carucates make a fee and 20 bovates a carucate. Barow in the wapentake of Yerdeburg. A toft held by the said William de Fortibus, earl of Albemarle, of the king in chief, taken into the hands of King Henry, and still in the king’s hand. (Unspecified.) 1 1/2 knight’s fee held by Peter de Chaumpeine; 1/2 knight’s fee held by Robert Nunneman; and 1 knight’s fee in the same held by Geoffrey de Wynpole and Ermetrude his wife, whereof William de Percy now holds a moiety, and the abbot of Thornton the other moiety. Goushull. 1/2 knight’s fee held by Simon de Veer, which the abbot of Thornton now holds. Killingholm. 1 1/2 knight’s fee held by Robert de Munceals. Seuerby, Stocton and Rysel. 1 1/2 knight’s fee held by Ingram de Seuerby, viz. 1 fee in Seuerby, and 1/2 fee in Stocton and Rysel, co. Bedford. Kyryngton. 1/4 knight’s fee held by Hermisius (sic) de Cotes and . . his wife and John de Fonteynes and Alice his wife; whereof Walter de Haya now holds a moiety, and Robert the clerk and Margery his wife and William the clerk and Anne his wife hold the other moiety. Ketelby. 1/2 knight’s fee held by Hermisius (sic) de Nevill. |
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| YORK. | Transcript of Inq. made at Harewode on Wednesday before St. Denis, 15 Edw. I. |
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Craven. Fees of the castle of Skypton in Cravene.
Ranulph son of Sir Robert de Nevill holds 12 carucates, which make 1 knight’s fee. Lady Margaret de Nevill holds 21 1/2 carucates, which make 1 knight’s fee and 1/2 carucate. Sir Hugh son of Henry holds 11 carucates. Sir William de Vavasour holds 9 carucates. Sir William le Flemeng holds 14 carucates, which make 1 knight’s fee. Sir John de Eston holds 10 carucates. Sir William de Hertlyngton holds 1 carucate in Hertlyngton and 6 bovates in Appletrewyk. Sir William de Boyvill holds 3 carucates. Sir Roger Tempest holds 6 carucates and 6 bovates. Sir John Gyliout holds 5 carucates and 1 bovate. Sir Ingram de Mounceaus holds 3 1/2 carucates. The prior of Boulton holds 6 1/2 carucates. William de Hebbedon(?) holds 6 carucates. William Mauleverer holds 14 carucates, which make 1 knight’s fee. William de Marton holds 12 carucates. Ellis de Rylleston holds 4 1/2 carucates. John de Marcheley holds 3 carucates. Everard Fauvel holds 3 1/2 carucates. William son of Robert holds 3 carucates. William de Cestround holds 1 carucate. Peter de Westwyk holds 2 1/2 carucates. John son of Richard de Fauvelthorp holds 1 carucate. Henry Mason (Gementarius) holds 2 carucates. Robert Meygnoun holds 1 carucate. Ellis de Stretton holds 1/2 carucate. Robert de Stosthorp holds 1/2 carucate. Richard son of Walter of Bradeley holds 1/2 carucate. Robert son of Geoffrey of the same holds 1/2 carucate. Adam But of the same holds 1/2 carucate. Hugh son of Adam de Stretton holds 1/2 carucate. Adam de Pontefracto holds 1/2 carucate. Robert son of William de Stretton holds 1/2 carucate. William Proudfot holds 1/2 carucate. Gilbert de la Warderobe holds 3 bovates. Henry Cook (Cocus) holds 2 bovates. William le Botiller holds 2 bovates. The heir of John de Machoun of Bradeley holds 2 bovates. D. son of Thomas de Halton, Walter de Wodehouses, and Henry son of Iseult hold 2 bovates. Peter de Broynton holds in serjeanty 2 bovates. Henry de Kegeley holds in serjeanty 2 bovates. William son of William the serjeant, holds in serjeanty 2 bovates. Of all the above, 14 carucates make a knight’s fee, except one fee, which is of 12 carucates. Holderness. Tenants of knight’s fees late of the earl of Albemarle in Holderness. Ross. 1 1/2 carucate held by William de Ross. Grymeston. 4 carucates held by the same. Ryel. 4 carucates held by the same in service. Benigham. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Atingwyk. 12 carucates held by the same in service. Ulleram. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Merflet. 2 carucates held by the same in service. Aldeburg. 6 carucates held by the same in serivce. Custwyk (rectius Oustwyk). 4 carucates held by William de Custwyk (rectius Oustwyk). Bewyk and Walkyngeton. 5 carucates held by John de Meus. Ryston. 12 bovates held by Robert Hilyard, where 8 make a carucate. Fitling. 3 carucates held by the same. Tunstal. 4 carucates held by the same. Westheytfeld. 16 bovates held by Thomas de Dreyns. Rolleston. 9 bovates held by the heir of Robert Sottwyn. Preston. 1 bovate held by Robert Boys and 1 carucate held by John Pasmer. Neuton. 2 carucates held by the heir of Thomas de Neuton. Preston. 6 bovates held by Nicholas Haukyn of Preston. Neusome. 2 carucates held by John de Neysome. Otryngham, Frokyngham, Cunigeston and Seton. 10 carucates held by William de Lasceles in service. Afterwards John de Lasceles, son and heir of the said William, acknowledged in the exchequer in Easter term in the 31st year that he held 12 carucates. Danthorp. 12 bovates held by the heir of John de Danthorp. Camerington. 13 bovates held by the heir of John de Camerington. Wyveton and Skirlagh. 4 carucates and 10 bovates held by Henry de Wyveton. Little Thorne by Hedon. 2 carucates held by Geoffrey de Cumbaund. Skeffeling. 3 bovates held by Robert de Skeffeling. Skirtlington and Erghum. 5 carucates held by the prior of Bridelyngton. Sunthorp. 1 carucate held by Thomas de Sunthorp in demesne. Gousel. 6 carucates held by the heirs of Robert de Gausel. Sutton. 34 bovates held by Saer de Sutton. Gagnisted, Cuningston, Dripole and Frokyngham. 5 carucates held by the same. Utneuton, Great Haytfeld, Hildelston, Tanstern, Wassaund and Beninholme. 10 carucates held by the heir of Geoffrey Berchaund. Horneseburton. 26 bovates held by the heir of Gilbert de Mapelton. Catwyk, Seton, Carleton and Holmeton. 10 carucates and 2 bovates held by William Hwytyk. Bunwyk and Garton. 8 carucates and 5 bovates held by John de Carleton. Berneston, Wynketon, Lesset, Richton, Boyton and Carthorp. 24 carucates and 1 bovate held by Ingram de Mounceaux; and a plot of land in Berneston called Herlandes’ held by the same. Berneston. 12 bovates held by the heir of Gerard. Cuningston. 4 bovates held by Hugh Blassele. Nutle. 2 carucates held by Peter Nutle. Brustwyk. 3 bovates held by Michael le Aumoner. Holm. 2 bovates held by William del Holm in demesne. Tunstal. 2 bovates held by the heir of Stephen del Hull of Tunstall in demesne. Neusam. 2 bovates held by William le Brokur. Tunstal. 2 bovates held by the heir of William de Crokhou. Thorn. 4 bovates held by Nicholas de Thorn in demesne. Beford. 3 carucates held by Peter de Gousel in service. Holm. 2 bovates held by Simon le Conestable, Peter de Gousel and Stephen de Pagel. Utthorn. 3 carucates held by Peter de Meus. Peningesthorp, Holmeton, Preston, Haytfeld and Little Kelle. 11 carucates held by William de Chesthunt. Preston, Tunstal, Waxham, Rolleston, Mapelton and Sprotel. 11 carucates and 7 1/2 bovates held by John de Preston. Rue, Garton and Rymburg. 6 carucates held by John de Ross. Mapelton, Custwyk (rectius Oustwyk) and Dinghou. 23 carucates held by Peter de Buys in service. Elstonwyk and Holm. 4 carucates held by the heir of Hugh Bygot in service. Ravenes(er). 2 carucates held by Hamo Hauteyn. Holaym. 5 carucates held by Henry de Sancto Martino. Holaym Croft. A plot held by the same. Sprottele. 12 carucates and 1 bovate held by Simon de Veer. Ryse, Arnal, Suthskyrlage, Reston, Cattewyk, Cattefoss, Behum, Ullerham, Wythomwyk, Merton, Bilton, Suthfrokyngham and Horneseburton. 25 carucates and 1 bovate held by Walter Faucounberge. Fagel. 10 bovates held by Thomas de Heslarton in service. Eluardby, Thorkelby, Dunnethorp, Brandesborton, Beghum, Rosse, Bristril, Risum, Holmeton, Rymeswell and Utthorn. 38 carucates and 6 bovates held by Herbert de Sancto Quintino in demesne and service. Est Halsam. 2 1/2 carucates and 4 1/2 bovates held by John le Warde of Halsam. Westmerton, Borton Constable, Neuton, Halsham, Garlesthorp, Skeftlyng and Benigholm. 13 carucates and 1 bovate held by Simon le Conestable. |
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| YORK; HOLDERNESS. | Transcript of extent of Holdernesse made at the feast of St. Michael, 15 Edw. I., viz.—of the fees which William, earl of Albemarle, held of the king in chief on the day he died &c. |
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Brustwyk, Cleton, Kayngham, Witthoronse, Esyngton, Kylnes(e), Utthorn, Little Humbre, Lelle Dyk and Preston. The manors, held of the king in chief, were taken into the king’s hand on the death of the said William de Forz, earl of Albemarle; whereof the king has two parts, and Isabel late the wife of the said William the third part as dower.
Rosse. 1 carucate and 2 bovates held by William baron of Ross in demesne and 2 bovates in service; and 4 bovates in alms there. Grymmeston. 4 carucates held by the same William in service. Ryel. 3 carucates held by the same in service. Benyngholm. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Attyngwyk. 12 carucates held by the same in service. Wolleram. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Merflet. 2 carucates, where 8 carucates make a fee, held by the same in service. Aldeburg. 6 similar carucates held by the same in service. Ross. 4 carucates held in demesne by the same of Sir Herbert de Sancto Quintino. Custwik (rectius Oustwik) and Mapelton. 2 carucates in demesne in Custwyk and 2 carucates in service in Mapelton, held by Stephen de Custwyk (rectius Oustwyk). Bewyk and Walkyngeton. 4 carucates in demesne and 1 carucate in service in Walkyngton held by John de Meus. Reston. 12 bovates held by Robert Hildyard; and there are 4 carucates in service, and 2 bovates in frank almoin. Fitling. 3 carucates in service held by the same Robert. Tunstale. 4 carucates in service held by the same. Little Coulden. The same Robert defended 3 carucates and did suit at the wapentake for the same; which are now in the king’s custody because Peter de Gousel did homage for them to the king. Westheytfeld. 3 carucates held by Thomas de Breyns, viz.—5 1/2 in demesne and 10 1/2 in service, and 8 carucates in alms. Rolleston. 3 bovates held by the heir of Robert Sotwayn in demesne, and 6 bovates in service. Preston. 1 bovate held by Robert Roys in demesne; and 1 carucate held by John Passemer in demesne. Neuton. 1/2 carucate held by the heir of Thomas de Neuton in demesne, and 1 1/2 carucate in service. Preston. 2 bovates held by Nicholas Haukyn of Preston in demesne, and 4 bovates in service. Neusum. 1 carucate held by John de Neusum in demesne, and 1 carucate in service. Otryngham, Frosyngham, Cunigston and Seton. 10 carucates held by William Lacels in service. Danthorp. 6 bovates held by the heir of John de Danthorp in demesne, and 6 bovates in service. Cameryngton. 13 bovates held by John de Cameryngton in demesne; and 2 1/2 bovates held in alms. Wyveton. 10 bovates held by Henry de Wyveton in demesne. Wyveton and Skyrlagh. 4 carucates held by the same in service; and 2 bovates held in alms. Little Thorn by Hedon. 1 carucate held by Geoffrey Cumbaud in demesne, and 1 carucate in service. Skeftlyng. 3 bovates held by Robert de Skeftlyng in demesne. Skyrlyngton. 3 carucates held by the prior of Brydelyngton in demesne. Erghum. 2 carucates held by the same in service. Sunthorp. 1 carucate held by Thomas de Sunthorp in service. Gousel. 19 bovates held by the heirs of Robert de Gousel in demesne, and 3 carucates and 5 bovates in service. Sutton. 17 bovates held by Saer de Sutton in demesne, and 17 1/2 bovates in service. Gagensted. 32 bovates in service. Cunyngston. 1 carucate in service. Drypol. 3 bovates in service. Frokyngham. 1/2 carucate in service. Utneutone. 18 bovates held in demesne by the heir of Geoffrey Berchaund, who is in the king’s wardship, and 17 bovates in service. Great Haytfeld. 2 carucates and 3 bovates held by the same in service. Hildolston, Tanstern, Wassand and Benyngholm. 3 carucates and 2 bovates held by the same in service. Horneseburton. 11 bovates held by the heir of Gilbert de Mapelton in demesne and 13 bovates in service. Also 2 bovates in service there and 19 bovates in alms. Catwyke. 21 bovates held by William de Hwytyk in demesne. Catwyke, Seton, Carleton and Holmeton. 7 1/2 carucates and 1 bovate in service. Catwyke, Killing and Seton. 3 carucates and 2 1/2 bovates in alms. Bonnewyke. 18 bovates held by John de Carleton in demesne and 3 1/2 carucates in service. Garton. 3 bovates in demesne, 20 bovates in service, and 2 carucates in alms. Berneston, Wynketon and Lesset. 5 carucates and 6 bovates held by Ingram de Mounceus in demesne. Berneston. A plot called ‘Herlandes’ held by the same. Berneston and Wynketon. 15 bovates in service. Lesset. 3 carucates in service. Rychoton, Beyton and Carthorp. 13 1/2 carucates in service. Berneston. 10 bovates held by the heir of Gerard de Sancto Johanne in demesne, 2 bovates in service, and 4 bovates in alms. Cunyngston. 2 carucates and 6 bovates held by Hugh Blassele, whereof 21 bovates are in alms and 1 bovate is in service, except 3a. which the said Hugh holds in demesne. Nutele. 2 carucates held by Peter de Nutele in demesne. Brustewyke. 3 bovates held by Michael de Aumener in demesne. Holm. 2 bovates held by William de Holm in demesne. Tunstal. 2 bovates held by the heir of Stephen del Hyl of Tunstal in demesne. Neusum. 2 bovates held by William le Brokur. Tunstale. 1/2 bovate held by the heir of William de Crokehou in demesne and 1 1/2 bovate in service. Thorn. 4 bovates held by Nicholas de Thorn in demesne. Beford. 3 carucates held by Peter de Gousel in service. Holm. 2 bovates held by Simon le Conestable, Peter de Gousel and Stephen de Pagele in demesne. Hutthorn. 7 bovates held by Peter de Meus in demesne and 2 carucates and 1 bovate in service. Penynsthorp. 1 carucate held by William Chesthund in demesne. Holmeton. 5 bovates held by the same in demesne. Preston. 12 bovates held by the same in service. Penynsthorp. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Holmeton, Haytfeld and Little Kelke. 7 carucates and 1 bovate, where 40 carucates make a knight’s fee, held by the same in service. Preston. 14 bovates held by John de Preston in demesne, 10 bovates in service, and 2 bovates in alms. Tunstale. 1 3/4 bovate held by the same in demesne. Waxham. 10 bovates held by the same in demesne. Waxhaym, Rolleston, Mapelton and Tunstale. 6 carucates and 3 3/4 bovates held by the same in service. Sprotele. 1 carucate held by the same in service. Rue, Garton and Ryngburg. 6 carucates held by John de Ross in demesne. Mapelton, Custwyke (rectius Oustwyke) and Drynghoue. 23 carucates, which make a knight’s fee, held by Peter de Buys in service. Elstanwyk. 2 1/2 carucates held by the heir of Hugh Bygot in service. Holm. 1 1/2 carucate held by the same. Ravenser. 3 carucates held by Hamand Hautayn in service. Holaym. 10 bovates held by Henry de Sancto Martino in demesne, 3 carucates and 6 bovates in service, and a plot called ‘Holaym croft’ in demesne. Sprotele. 6 carucates and 7 bovates held by Simon de Ver, whereof the king now has in demesne 10 bovates, without wood or capital messuage, 5 carucates and 2 bovates in free service, and 7 bovates in alms. Eluarby and Thorkelb(y). 5 carucates and 5 bovates, where 52 carucates make a knight’s fee, held by Herbert de Sancto Quintino in demesne. Dunethorp. 2 similar carucates held (by the same) in service. Thorkelb(y). 2 similar carucates and 3 bovates held (by the same) in service. Brandesburton. 9 similar carucates held by the same in demesne and 2 similar carucates in service. Beghum. 10 similar bovates held (by the same) in demesne. Ross, Bristhyl, Rysum, Holmeton, Rymeswelle and Utthorn. 16 1/2 similar carucates held (by the same) in service, and 1 carucate in alms. Ryse. 4 carucates held in demesne by Walter de Faukunberg, baron, after the death of Peter de Brus, and 6 bovates in service, where 52 carucates make a fee. Arnal. 1 bovate held (by the same) in demesne, and 3 bovates in service. Suthskyrlage. 2 bovates held (by the same) in demesne. Reston. 1 bovate held (by the same) in demesne. Catwyk. 14 bovates held (by the same in demesne), and 13 in service. Catefoss. 6 carucates held (by the same) in service. Behum. 10 bovates held (by the same) in service. Ulleram. 1 carucate (held by the same). Wytthornwyk. 2 carucates and 4 bovates held (by the same) in demesne, and 1 1/2 carucate in service. Merton. 2 carucates and 1 bovate held (by the same) in service. Bylton. 1 carucate held (by the same) in service. Suthfrokyngham. 1/2 carucate held (by the same) in service. Horneseburton. 2 bovates held (by the same) in demesne. Pagel. 10 bovates held by Thomas de Herlardton in service. Esthalsham. 4 carucates, viz.—3 1/2 bovates in demesne, 31 bovates in service and 13 1/2 bovates in alms, held by John le Warde of Halsham, where 12 bovates make a carucate and 8 carucates a knight’s fee, because it is of the fee of the archbishop. Westmerton. 9 bovates held by Simon le Conestable in demesne, 4 bovates in service and 4 bovates in alms. Birton Conestable and Neuton. 6 carucates of the fee of the archbishop, as above, held by the same, viz.—4 carucates and 2 bovates in demesne and 15 (sic) bovates in service. Halsam. 3 carucates of the same fee held (by the same) in demesne, and 6 bovates in service. Gharlesthorp. 10 bovates of the same fee held (by the same) in demesne, and 11 bovates in alms. Skeftlinge. 3 1/2 bovates held (by the same) in demesne and 4 1/2 bovates in service. Benyngholm. 3 bovates held (by the same) in demesne. Throughout this inquisition 48 carucates make a knight’s fee, except where otherwise specified. See Vol. I. No. 471. |
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