Catalogue description Petitioners: Margaret de Mortemer (Mortimer), widow of Edmund de Mortimer. ...

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Details of SC 8/63/3110
Reference: SC 8/63/3110
Description:
Petitioners: Margaret de Mortemer (Mortimer), widow of Edmund de Mortimer.
Name(s): de Mortemer (Mortimer), Margaret
Addressees: King
Nature of request: Mortemer requests that her dower lands in which she was jointly enfeoffed with her husband be delivered to her with the issues of the same as she has been ousted from them by the escheator and other keepers.1)
Nature of endorsement: She should come into Chancery and show her charters and fines and what she has for her concerning the things contained in her petition, and let justice be done to her there.2) Coram rege.
People mentioned: Edmund de Mortemer (Mortimer), late husband of the petitioner.
Note: The petition appears to date to 1323 as the petitioners seems to have been ousted by the forfeiture of Roger de Mortimer who was heir to the land (CPR 1321-4, p.266).
Date: [1323]
Related material:

For another petition by the same petitioner see SC 8/268/13366

For another petition by the same petitioner see SC 8/156/7775

For another petition by the same petitioner on a related matter see SC 8/127/6346

For a petition in part on a related matter see SC 8/62/3076

For a petition by the same petitioner on a related matter see SC 8/61/3028
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: Parliamentary Petition 5671
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Publication note:

Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edw II, vol. IV, 1321-1324, (Public Record Office, 1904), p.266 (order to the keeper of Radnor to restore Mortimer to the land)

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