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Details of SC 8/204/10161
Reference: SC 8/204/10161
Description:
Petitioners: ? No Petitioner named
Nature of request: Writ of Edward II to the sheriff of Berkshire commanding him to empanel a jury at a place and time to be specified by Ayliston and Hungerford for the inquisition upon the complaint by Alice Beaumont concerning the taking of land of her inheritance into the king's hand, the land having been leased to Beche by her late husband.
Nature of endorsement: [On face].By the council.[On dorse].Barantyn replies just as appears by the panel sewn to the writ.
Places mentioned: Kingston Bagpuize, [Berkshire]; Faxfleet, [East Riding of Yorkshire].
People mentioned: Edward II, King of England; [Drew de Barantyn], sheriff of Berkshire; Robert de Ayliston; Robert de Hungerford; Alice [Beaumont], widow of William Beaumont; William Beaumont, late husband of Alice Beaumont; Robert de la Beche.
Note: The writ is dated in its dating clause to 12 July 1324 (17 Edw. II).
Date: 1324
Related material:

For another writ formerly appended with this writ, see SC 8/204/10160

For the inquisition for which this writ commands the jury to be empanelled, see SC 8/204/10159

For another writ formerly appended with this writ, see SC 8/204/10158

For the petition to which this writ was formerly appended, see SC 8/204/10157

For a related petition, see SC 8/203/10133

For a related writ, see SC 8/203/10132

For a related writ, see SC 8/203/10131

For a related writ, see SC 8/203/10130

For a related petition, see SC 8/203/10129

For a related petition, see SC 8/32/1583

Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: Latin
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
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