Jurors: Simon de Weltden ; William Rodom ; John Eryngton ; Richard Crawcester ; Thomas Heron ; Nicholas Turpyn ; John Musgrave ; William Benet ; John ....; John de Redchawe ; John de Dalton ; and William Yonge .

He held: Belford and Easington, half the manors, in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service, annual values 50s. and 6s.8d., and no more these days because of destruction by the Scots. Shawdon, the manor with half the vill of Glanton, jointly with Margaret his wife, of Thomas Gray, knight , of the barony of Wark by knight service, annual value 6s.8d., and no more for the same reason. Lilburn, the manor, of the same Thomas Gray and the same barony, worth nothing annually for the same reason. Beanley, the manor, in his demesne as of fee of Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland , of the barony of Earl Patrick by the service of 12 marks yearly, annual value 40s.