Jurors: Henry Burdon ; Thomas Knyght ; Roger Durdent ; Richard Davy ; William Alberd ; John Taillour of Great Oxendon ; Thomas Herfrey senior; Simon Hunt ; John Wattes of Haselbech ; John Creton of the same; John fitz Eustas ; and Robert Boresworth .

She held for life of the inheritance of Edmund, bishop of Exeter , son and heir of Richard de Stafford , the manor of Sibbertoft, in fee tail, by the grant of Henry de Tymmore , Richard Lorymer and John Whitynton , clerks, to Richard and Maud and the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Richard, father of Edmund, by a fine levied with royal licence [ CPR 1370–4 , p.151; CP 25(1) 178/84, no. 643]. It is held in petty serjeanty by a rent of 53s.1 1/2d. payable by the sheriff, annual value £12 9s.0 1/2d.

She and Richard her husband died without heirs male, and it should descend to Edmund, who is aged 53 years and more. She died on 30 March last , but who is her heir and of what age is unknown.

Jurors: Richard Busshell ; Thomas Moryn’ ; Richard Chamberleyn ; William Chalyngworth ; William Budell ; John Aileward ; William Bailly ; Henry Walkere ; Laurence ?Gocewode ; John Kyng ; Robert Ippewell ; and William Wotton .

She held for life of the inheritance of Edmund, bishop of Exeter , son and heir of Richard de Stafford , in fee tail: Chipping Campden, half the manor and half the advowson, by the grant of John Whytynton, formerly parson of Naunton , and Richard de Drayton, formerly parson of Seckington , Warwickshire, by a fine [ CPR 1377–81 , p.272; CP 25(1) 78/78, no. 13], to Richard, Maud and their heirs male. They are held of the king in chief as a quarter of a knight’s fee, annual value £20. Aston Subedge, the manor with the advowson, by the grant of Hugh de Hopewas , Henry de Tymmore and Nicholas de Yvyngho , chaplains, by a fine [CP 25(1) 78/72, no. 424]. It is held of the bishop of Worcester , service unknown, annual value £10. Charingworth, the manor, by the grant of John Goldyng and Maud his wife by a fine [CP 25(1) 78/73, no. 434]. It is held of John Lovell, knight , service unknown, annual value £10. Ullington, the manor, by the grant of Thomas de Hampton , held of Robert Corbet, knight , by knight service, annual value 40s.