‹ E-CIPM 20-333: GILBERT DE STONORE ›

Holdings

Owing to the death of Ralph de Stonore, knight , and the minority of Gilbert his son and heir the following came into the hands of Richard II [Cf. CIPM XVII, no. 543] and remain in the present king’s hands:

Stonor, the manor, held of the duke of Gloucester , service unknown.

Bixgwbbyn, the manor, held of the earl of Oxford .

Bixbrand and Bromsden, the manors, held of the king of the honor of Wallingford by knight service. Annual value of the 4 manors together only £4 owing to annuities granted from them.

Rycote, 4s. rent, of the king of the honor of Wallingford, service unknown.

Holdings

The manor of Didcot came into the hands of Richard II owing to the death of Ralph de Stonore and the minority of Gilbert his son and heir [CIPM XVII, no. 544]. It is held of the king of the honor of Wallingford by knight service and remains in the present king’s hands, annual value £30.

He held 1 messuage and 2 carucates in Sotwell owing an annuity of £10 to William Beek for life; 1 carucate being held of the bishop of Winchester , the messuage and the other carucate of Isabel widow of Luke de Poynings of her manor of Basing, service unknown, annual value beyound the annuity nil.

Holdings

Owing to the death of Ralph de Stonore, knight , and to the minority of Gilbert his son, the following were taken into the hands of Richard II and remain in the present king’s hands, services, except for Henbury, unknown.

Henbury, lands and tenements, held of the bishop of Worcester by knight service, amount unknown, annual value £12.

Harnhill, the manor and advowson, held of the earl of Derby .

Doughton, lands and tenements, held of the heirs of Thomas de Brewes, lord of Tetbury , annual value with Harnhill £12.

Condicote, the manor and advowson, held of the [arch]bishop of York , service unknown, annual value 33s.4d.

Bourton on the Hill, lands and tenements with the advowson, held of Lord Despenser , service unknown, annual value 100s.

Holdings

The following came into the hands of Richard II owing to the death of Ralph de Stonore, knight , and the minority of Gilbert his son, and remain in the present king’s hands:

Aylesbury, 13s.4d. assize rents from various tenants, payable by equal parts at Lady Day and Michaelmas, held of the king in chief of ancient demesne of the crown, service unknown; 20d. service rent from various tenants, held of the prebendary of Aylesbury by suit of court there yearly; 12 a. arable, annual value 8s., and 11 a. meadow 11s., held of the same by attending the view of frankpledge there; and 1 ruinous watermill, held of the heir of John Devereux by 18d. rent and suit of court twice yearly, annual value beyond that nil.

Walton, 1 messuage with garden, annual value nil, 21 a. arable 10s., 4 a. meadow 40d., all of the lord of Walton by a rent of 10s. and suit of court every 3 weeks.

Stoke Mandeville, 1 messuage annual value nil, 44 a. arable, 26s.8d., 6 a. meadow, 6s.8d., of the lord of Stoke Mandeville by a rent of 13s.4d. and attendance at the sheriff’s tourn twice yearly.