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AGNES WIDOW OF ROBERT HIBBURNE
681 Writ de dote assignanda ‡ 20 Nov. 1416. [Wymbyssh]. Dower to be assigned in presence of Thomas, son and heir of Robert, or his attorneys [CCR 1413–6, p. 323]. [Dorse:] The escheator took her oath not to remarry without licence.
NORTHUMBERLAND. Assignment of dower ... in presence of Thomas, son and heir of Robert ... [Belasisse].
Assigned, a 3rd part of the vill of Newton by the Sea, being: 1/2 husbandland in the tenure of Richard Howyk ; 13 1/3a. of demesne land; 1 1/3 a. husbandland extra solem; 1 ½ and 1/3 a. demesne meadow extra solem; 2 cottages extra solem; 1/3 ... husbandland lately in tenure of Richard Milne; 1/3 all demesne lands and husbandlands there, except those pertaining as dower to ?Christine, late wife of Edward Wettwang, in Hebburn; 1/3 of all lands and husbandlands in Hebburn lately in tenure of John Fox; 1/3 of 2 husbandlands called ‘Freland’ in Hebburn now claimed by Thomas Lylleburn; 1/3 waste mill in Hebburn] extra solem; 1/3 of 2 husbandlands in Earle extra solem; 1/3 waste mill there extra solem; 1/3 husbandland in Callerton extra solem; 1/3 of 2 ½ and 1/3 husbandlands in East Ditchburn extra solem; 1/3 waste mill there extra solem; 1/3 burgate in Alnwick extra solem; 1/3 of tenement and 6 a. land in Ellington extra solem; in accordance with the extent made by John Bertram, late escheator .
C 138/24/64 mm. 1-2
ENHANCEMENT OF TEXT: The text of this IPM which appeared in the print edition of CIPM XX has been enhanced in certain respects: see the About pages. Many previously illegible words and phrases have also been added and a number of corrections made, including modernising 'Hebburn' to 'Hepburn'.