Research Notes:

A writ dated 20 Aug "10 Edw I", after the death of "Robert de Nevil alias de Neuvile, de Neivile de Nevyle", names "Ranulph son of Robert de Nevill the younger aged 20 on the day of St. Luke 10 Edw I is his next heir” and land in Mitford and Felton, Northumberland “the dower of Lady Ida his wife, sometime the wife of Roger Bertram”.... ¹

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After 9 Apr 1252

Robert de Neville gives the king 100s. for having a charter, namely that he might bring up to 200 acres of the demesne lands of his manor of Suttune within the metes of the forest of Galtres back to cultivation and for acquitting the same charter from [the fees of] the Chancery.

Calendar of Fine Rolls, 36 Hen. III, 408

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20 Jan 1258, Windsor

The king has committed the county of Northumberland and the castles of Newcastle upon Tyne and Bamburgh with all things pertaining to them to Robert de Neville to keep for as long as it pleases the king, rendering for this per annum at the Exchequer as much as William Heron was accustomed to render for the same. Order to the archbishop etc. and all others of the aforesaid county to be intendant and respondent to Robert as sheriff and keeper of the aforesaid county and castles in all things that pertain to that custody, as aforesaid.

Calendar of Fine Rolls, 42 Hen. III, 253

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Inquisition Post Mortem

435. ROBERT DE NEVIL alias DE NEUVILE, DE NEIVILE DE NEVYLE ²

Writ to Thomas de Normanvill, the king's steward, 20 Aug. 10 Edw. I. [1282]

NORTHUMBERLAND. Inq. Sunday after St. Denis, 10 Edw. I.

He held no lands &c. in the county, except £100 land by reason of the dower of Lady Ida his wife, sometime the wife of Roger Bertram, in the towns of Mitford and Felton. He had lands &c. in the bishopric of Durham, service unknown, because neither the sheriff nor the king's bailiffs intrude into the bishopric.

Ranulph, son of Robert de Nevill the younger, aged 20 on the day of St. Luke, 10 Edw. I., is his next heir.

YORK. Inq. Monday after St. Michael, 10. Edw. I.

Raskelf. The manor (extent given).
Suttone (extent given).

Held together of the king in chief by service of 2 knights.
Hotonscireve. The manor (extent given), including 10s. 10d. rent of free-holders of Westlilling and Tiverinton, and 12s. rent of the town of Bridale, held of Peter de Malo Lacu in chief by service of 5 knights.

Heir as above.

LINCOLN. Inq. (undated.)

Burreth. The manor (extent given), whereof two parts held of the earl of Lincoln, and the third part of Oliver bishop of Lincoln, by foreign service.
Randeby. The manor (extent given) held of the bishop of Lincoln, by foreign service namely by socage.
Middle Rasen. A court of free tenants worth 6s. 8d. yearly.

Heir as above.

Mandate to [Hugh] de Kendal, W. de Odyham and A. de Berton, to write to Sir Thomas de Normanvill, that having taken the fealty of Lady Ida late the wife of the said Robert, and her oath not to marry without the king's licence, he assign to her her reasonable dower, according to these extents, 23 Oct.

Mandates to [Thom]as de Normanvile and the sheriff of Lincoln, accordingly, 23 Oct.

(See No. 488.)

C. Edw. I. File 80. (7.)

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483. ROBERT DE NEVILL. ³

Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln to extend the lands, &c. of the said Robert, the king proposing to demise them to Ranulph his grandson and heir until his full age, he answering for the yearly value thereof at the exchequer, 10 Feb. 11 Edw. I.

Lincoln. Extent, Thursday, the morrow of Ash Wednesday.

Burrethe. The manor (extent given), whereof Ida late the wife of the said Robert is dowered of a third part.
Randeby. The manor (extent given), whereof the said Ida is dowered of a third part; out of which 22s. 1d. were paid by the said Robert to the abbot of Tupholm for lands &c., which were of Geoffrey de Nevill in Stratton, 2s. 6d. to the earl of Lincoln for a place of land called Tupholm, 13s. 4d. to the abbot of Kyrkested for alms granted to the said abbot &c. by his predecessors, and 20s. 8d. to the king of frankpledge (de francopl') for all his lands &c. in the county.
Middle Rasen. A free court worth 6s. 8d. yearly.
Burreth, Stratton, Randeby, Steynton, Bekeby, Keleby, Usseby, and Stalingburgh, 5 knights' fees held of the bishop of Lincoln.
Burreth. ½ knight's fee held of the earl of Lincoln.
He had no advowson of a church in the county.
Ranulph (de Nevill, his grandson and heir) was aged 20 on the day of St. Luke last.
Similar writ to the escheator beyond the Trent, 10 Feb. 11 Edw. I.

York. Extent (undated).

Raskelf and Sutton. The manors (extents given), held of the king in chief by service of 2 knights' fees.
Schirevehoton. The manor (extent given) including 22s. 10d. rent from free tenants in West Lilling, Tyverington and [Brid]dale, held of Peter de Malo Lacu by service of 5 knights' fees.
Knights' fees:—
Ferlington and West Lylling, held by John de Ferlington for 1 fee.
Cornburg, held by Peter de Ros and Robert Haget for ½ fee.
Qweneby, held by Robert Haget for ½ fee.
Tyverington. ¼ fee held by William le Latimer.
Galmethorp. ¼ fee held by Ralph son of William.
Thornton in Pykeringlith and Wilton in Cliveland. 1½ fee held by John de Bulmer.
Flaxton. ¼ fee held by Patrick de Westwyk.
Habton, Ryton and Tyverington. 1 fee held by William de Habton.
Thornton. ¼ fee held by Laurence de Etton.
[Edrewyk.] ¼ fee held by Peter de Edrewyk in the same.
Hemeleshey. 1/8 fee held by William de Kelingthorp.
Benigton. ¼ fee held by Walter de Bukton and Nicholas de Clervaus.
Touthorp. ½ fee held by Simon le Graunt of York and Ultarius de Wharrom.
Kepwyk'. ¼ fee held by Nicholas de Punchardon.
Skelton. 1/6 fee held by John le Lardiner.
Little Silton. ¼ fee held by Robert de Upsall.
Steynton. ¼ fee held by Geoffrey de Appelby.
Pinchethorp. ¼ fee held by William de Rozell and Walter de Thorp.
[Steynton.] ½ fee held by William de Steynton in the same.
Hemelington. ½ fee held by ... late the wife of Robert de Stotevill.
Touton. 1/8 fee held by Adam de Toukotes (?)
Balleby. 1/6 fee held by Robert Bussel.
Cravene. 1 fee held by certain tenants (unspecified).
Spoford. 1 fee held by the heirs of Henry de Percy.
[Queneby.] 1 carucate held by Elias de Queneby in the same.
[Flaxton.] ½ carucate held by Walter son of Robert de Flaxton in the same.
Hoton. 1½ carucate land held by Simon son of Paulinus de Lilling; 1 carucate by John son of William le Sstabler; and 4 bovates by John the Cook (Cocus).
He had no advowsons there.

Ranulph, son of Robert de Nevill the younger, aged 21 at the feast of St. Luke, 11 Edw. I., is his next heir.

Memorandum. That the demesne lands of Hoton and Raskelf are sown with winter seed by Thomas de Normanvill, for which he ought to answer, and also for the rents of the said lands which are to be levied at Whitsuntide.
(See No. 435.)
C. Edw. I. File 35. (10.)