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Writ. ‡
6 Oct. 1399. [Gaunstede].
YORK .
Inquisition .
Doncaster.
5 May 1400. [
Brounflete].
Jurors:
John
Thomesson of Hooton Pagnell
;
John
Harr'
of the same;
Henry
Stillyngflete
of the same;
John
Clerk
of the same;
John
?Fulley
of the same;
Richard
Fournesse
;
Adam
Warde
of the same;
Richard
Campion
of the same;
William
Beruyll
of ?Bilham ;
William
Norman of Hooton Pagnell
;
Robert
?G..let
of the same;
John
Campion
of the same; ...
Henrison
of
Clayton
;
William
Parkynson of Moorhouse
;
John
Campion
of the same;
Thomas
Woderofe
;
Richard
de
Langald
; and
John
Ryuett
.
He held nothing when he died, but he had held in his demesne as of fee the manor of Hooton Pagnell. He married
Hawise, daughter of
Philip
le
Despenser, knight
, who survives him, and they had a son Andrew. He gave the manor to Andrew and Joan his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, by licence of
Richard
II
[ CPR 1377–81 , p.318]. It is held of the king
in chief by knight service, annual value 20 marks 6s.8d.
He died on 6 Sept. 1399 and his son died on 31 Dec. 1397. Joan, wife of the younger Andrew, being already dead, the manor descended to Geoffrey their son, who is under age. Wardship was granted to
Oliver
de
Staveley
by letters patent. He granted it to
Henry
de
Grene, knight
[ CPR 1396–9 , pp.329, 332], by whose forfeiture it came into the king’s hands.
Geoffrey is next heir of
Andrew
Loterell, junior
, and aged 13 years and more.
Andrew the son held the manor until he died, then Oliver de Staveley had the profits until Whitsun last, and
Henry
Grene
from Whitsun so long as he lived.
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