896
Writ.
‡
10 Oct. 1410
[Asplion].
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Inquisition.
Alnwick.
25 Oct. [
Lisle].
Jurors:
Thomas
de
Hesilrige
;
Edmund
de
Crawcestre
;
Thomas
Hesilrige of Swarland
;
John
Foxe
;
William
de
Rodome
;
Thomas
de
Midilham
;
Roger
de
Horsley
;
Thomas
de
Elwyk
;
Thomas
Forster
;
William
Asplion
;
William
Skales
;
Robert
de
Soppeth
; and
William
de
Rosgill
.
He held in his demesne as of fee:
Belford and Easington, half the manors. There are there two capital messuages, worth nothing.
Belford and Easington, 1/2 vills, worth 100s. and no more because of destruction by the Scots. The half manors and vills are held of the king in chief as a quarter of a knight’s fee.
Beanley, the manor, of John
the king’s son of the barony of Gospatrik
by a rent of 12 marks, annual value nil owing to destruction by the Scots.
Shawdon, the manor, with half the vill of Glanton, of the baron(y) (baron’) of Wark
by knight service, rendering 100s. to a chaplain celebrating there, 20s. to the
lord of Wark
for the ward of the castle
, and 12s. to the king by the sheriff; annual value nil.
West Lilburn, the manor, of the barony of Wark
by knight service, annual value nil because of destruction as above.
Hebron, 1 carucate called ‘Manisland’, of William son of
Robert
de
Lilbourne
of the lordship of Hebron
in socage by a rent of 2s., annual value nil.
Thomas his brother and heir is aged 20 years and 40 weeks and more.
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