[Curia die lune proxima post festum Sancti Michaelis 5 Ric II]
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Inquisitio ex officio present' quod Willelmus Rylyng de Kymberle qui decapitat' pro levacione erga pacem domini regis obire ...[?] de dimid' acre terre cum medietat' unius mesuagii que dimid' acre terre cum messuag' debet fore' eschaeetor' dom'. Ideo ipse preceptum est seisir' in manus domini et respond' de exit'.
Text (English translation)
Court, 30 September 1381
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The inquisition presents that William Rylyng of Kimberley who had been beheaded for revolt against the king's peace [held on the day] he died half an acre of land with half a messuage [in Hindringham] and this half an acre of land with a messuage has to be forfeited by the escheator of the king. Therefore it is ordered to seize [the property] into the hands of the lord and report about the profits.
