? No Petitioner named Inquisition held at Chelmsford on the eve of Pentecost, I Edward...

Petitioners

? No Petitioner named

Nature of request

Inquisition held at Chelmsford on the eve of Pentecost, I Edward III, finding that Roger de Wyremundeford, Edward I's Bailiff, unjustly disseised the Abbot and convent of Coggeshall of view of frankpledge in their manor of Tolleshunt Major, which they held of the gift of Philip de Boville, and that this view has been in the King's hand ever since.

Nature of endorsement

[Endorsement to SC 8/98/4871] It is to be done for a fine of 60s.

Places mentioned

Chelmsford, [Essex]

Tolleshunt Major, [Essex]

Coggeshall, [Essex].

People mentioned

John de Bousser

John de Listone

Edward III, King of England

Philip de Verli, knight

Richard de Ryvers, knight

John de Boys

Nicholas de Storteford (Stortford)

Edmund Bataille

Stephen de Hemenhale

William de Maldone

Semeine (Semanus) de Oveseye

Thomas le Palmere

John Baude

Thomas de Isham

William de Pakelesham

William atte Pirie, King's bailiff of Tolleshunt Major

Richard de Pantfeld, Abbot of Coggeshall

the convent of Coggeshall

Nicholas de Boville

Philip [de Boville], son and heir of Nicholas de Boville

Thomas Quyntyn, Abbot of Coggeshall

Henry [III], King of England

William de Toleshunte (Tolleshunt), Abbot of Coggeshall

Roger de Wyremundeford, Bailiff of Edward I

Edward [I], King of England.

For a copy of a writ ordering a search of the Exchequer for evidence on this matter, see SC 8/98/4874

For the petition to which this document was attached, see SC 8/98/4871

For another petition from the same petitioners about this manor, see SC 8/98/4870

For an earlier petition from the same petitioners on this subject, see SC 8/98/4875

For the letters patent which gave rise to this inquisition, see SC 8/98/4872