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? No Petitioner named Inquisition taken by order of the writ by which the jurors...

Catalogue reference: SC 8/320/E441

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This record is about the ? No Petitioner named Inquisition taken by order of the writ by which the jurors... dating from [1304] in the series Special Collections: Ancient Petitions. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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Reference
SC 8/320/E441
Date
[1304]
Description
Petitioners
? No Petitioner named
Nature of request
Inquisition taken by order of the writ by which the jurors find that the king is able to grant the piece of vacant land to Odiham without prejudice or injury, and they say it is valued at 2s.
Nature of endorsement
[On face:]1) This inquisition cannot be expedited without the express will of the king because it is the king's sole property.2) Because others have offered more for the piece, it should remain until Easter in three weeks at London.[On dorse:]1) M XXXII Edward First.2) He should sue before the treasurer with the sheriffs of London and they should consider if it is to the profit of the king to do this as it is said that others offer more for the piece.3) [Another response is illegible].
Places mentioned
St Clement Danes, [Westminster, Middlesex]
St Mary le Strand, [Westminster, Middlesex]
People mentioned
Roger le Marischal (Marshal)
Ralph de Odyham (Odiham), king's clerk
Robert de Bergholt
John de Whetyng
Thomas le Clairer
Roger de Arderne
Nicholas de Kertlyng
Walter le Barbur (Barbour)
Roger le Mareschal (Marshal), the elder
Adam le Dun
William Crullyng
Roger le Mareschal (Marshal), the younger
John le Roer
William de Hoo
Robert de Aldenham.
Note
The inquisition dates to 1304 as it dates with the writ that ordered its production (SC 8/320/E440).
Related material

For the petition with which this inquisition was formerly enclosed, see SC 8/320/E437

For a related inquisition formerly enclosed with this inquisition, see SC 8/320/E439

For a related writ formerly enclosed with this inquisition, see SC 8/320/E438

For the writ ordering this inquisition and with which it was formerly enclosed, see SC 8/320/E440

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
Latin
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9529493/

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Special Collections: Ancient Petitions

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