263 Writ (Exchequer). ‡ 12 June 1434. [Wymbyssh]. To the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer regarding the inquisition concerning the manor of Newton by Castle Acre held virtute officii by John Roys, escheator , and said to have been returned to Exchequer. The inquisition to be sent under the Exchequer seal to the Chancery and the tenor of the inquisition to be retained in order that a valuation can be made according to the right, law and customs of England.[Dorse:] Trinity term, year 12 [1434], roll 1.

NORFOLK. Inquisition virtute officii [indented]. Stoke Ferry. 25 September 1433. [Roys]. [Head:] nothing to account for.

Jurors: John Keteryngham ; John Roper ; John Matheu ; Peter Cooke ; Robert Barboure ; Adam Emmes ; Edmund Cantele ; Adam Colyn ; John Chapman ; John Sunnowe ; John Rougham ; and Richard Carleton .

The findings of 26 are repeated, with the following variations. Nicholas was to hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services belonging to the manor; Agnes Childe has issue John and Alice; Sybil held the manor of ‪ Henry IV of his honour of Aumale in socage by the service otherwise in 26; and Sybil died on 28 August 1400 [not given as Monday].

The Exchequer copy is not indented, although stated as such. The left margin contains a longer annotation beginning similarly, but is obscured by soiling to the ms. As in 26, but Exchequer copy has Joan.

C 139/67/45 mm.1–2