MILES
STAPULTON
108
Writ
‡
12 Feb. 1400 . [Gaunstede].
YORKSHIRE .
Inquisition and extent.
York.
25 April. [
Brounflete].
Jurors:
William
Barker of Tadcaster
;
William
de
Thwayt
;
William
Dayuell of ?Bilton-in-Ainsty
;
William
Driffeld of Tadcaster
;
Thomas
Arden
of the same;
William
Person
of the same;
John
Freman of Wighill
;
John
Fraunkelayn of Nether or Upper Poppleton
;
Thomas
Appilton of Knapton
;
Simon
Crippelyngs
;
William
Fraunkelayn
; and
Thomas
Russell
.
He held to himself and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to the right heirs of
Brian
de
Stapulton, knight
, his father:
Wighill, the manor with the hamlet of Easedike, of
lord de Moubray
by homage and fealty, annual value £10.
Clifford, the manor, of the
earl of Kent
by homage, annual value £4.
Farlington, two parts of the manor, of the
earl of Westmorland
by suit of court at Sheriff Hutton, and if by other service the jurors do not know of it, annual value £12.
Little Langton, the manor, of the
earl of Richmond
, service unknown, annual value £7.
Skelbrooke, a parcel of land, of whom held and by what service is unknown, annual value 5s.
Firby, 1 messuage and 3 a., of whom held unknown, annual value 6s.8d.
Askham Bryan, lands and tenements, of
Lord Grey of Rotherfield
and
Miles de Stapilton, knight, by a rent of 5d., annual value 22s.
Carlton by Snaith and Camblesforth, lands and tenements [estate not specified], of the heir of
Brian
Stapulton, knight
, his father, by a rent of 13s., annual value £10.
He died on 6 Feb. last . John his son and heir is aged 32 weeks.
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109 Writ,
plenius certiorari.‡
Regarding
[108](#CIPM-INQ-18-108), as to his estate in the lands, of whom and by what service they were held.
9 July 1419 . [
Smyth].
Teste
John, duke of Bedford, keeper of England.
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition .
Clifton .
7 Sept. [
Chaunceller].
Jurors:
William
Bruys
;
Ralph
Clyfton
;
William
Leuay
;
Thomas
Haxby
;
Robert
Clerk
;
William
Russell of ?Barton-le-Willows
;
William
Tollerton
;
Thomas
Lund
;
John
Saule
;
Thomas
Keld
;
John
Wilkynson of Warthill
; and
Robert
Mild
.
He held to himself and his heirs male Wighill manor with the hamlet of Easedike; Clifford manor; Farlington, two parts of the manor; Little Langton manor; Skelbrooke, a parcel of land; Firby, 1 messuage and 3 a.; Askham Bryan, lands etc.; all with remainder in default of male heirs to the right heirs of his father,
Brian
de
Stapulton, knight
.
He also held, by the grant of
Agnes
Arundell
, sister and heir of
Richard
de
Boynton, formerly rector of Binbrook
, lands and tenements in Carlton by Snaith and Camblesforth, of the heirs of
Brian
de
Stapulton, knight
, deceased, by a rent of 13s.
The messuage and 3 a. in Firby are held of the heirs of Lord Deincourt and of
Miles
de
Stapulton, knight
, and the parcel in Skelbrooke of
Peter
del
Hay
, both services unknown.
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110
Writ
‡
22 Feb. 1400 . [Gaunstede].
SUFFOLK.
Inquisition.
Kessingland .
5 May. [
Bowet].
Jurors:
John
Megre
;
William
Gauge
;
Richard
Botyld
;
Edmund
?Trenchmer
;
Robert
Hyll
;
Richard
Gilbert
;
William
Oldhawe
;
Richard
Chyldrons
;
Alexander
?Gonyld
;
William
Seman
;
Edmund
Peronell
; and
Adam
Wren
.
He held the manor of Kessingland and 52s.6d. rent in Cretingham and Ashfield of the king in chief by knight service, to himself and his heirs male, with remainder to the right heirs of his father,
Brian
de
Stapulton, knight
, annual value £8.
Date of death as above.
John his son and heir is aged 33 weeks.
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111
Writ.‡
22 Feb. 1400 [Gaunstede].
NORFOLK.
Inquisition.
Loddon.
7 May. [
Bowet].
Jurors:
Henry
Braunche
;
William
Deen
;
Thomas
Pygre
;
William
Martyn
senior;
William
Martyn
junior;
Robert
Deye
;
John
Marham
;
William
Hoberd
;
William
Norman
;
Thomas
Taillour
;
John
Ocle
; and
William
Seman
.
He held nothing in Norfolk.
Date of death and heir as in last.
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112
Writ.‡
22 Feb. 1400. [Gaunstede].
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Horncastle.
11 May. [
Toupe].
Jurors:
Robert
Chaumpert of Goulceby
;
William
Warde of ?Langton by Wragby
;
Alan
Clerk
of the same;
Robert
Bugge
;
Simon
Roberdson of Goulceby
;
John
Wylughton of Scamblesby
;
William
Fodyrby
of the same;
Robert
Caleys of Baumber
;
Robert
Johnson
of the same;
William
atte
Spoute
of the same;
Henry
Manger
of the same; and
William
Walden
of the same.
He held in his demesne as of fee 3 messuages, 2 cottages and 1 carucate in Baumber, of Henry son and heir of
John
de
Bello Monte, knight
, a minor in the king’s ward, service unknown, annual value £4.
Date of death and heir, aged 34 weeks, as above.
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113
Writ.
‡
1 May 1400. [
Roudon].
Addressed to William Frost mayor and escheator of York.
[Dorse:] Response of William Frost mayor and escheator. I took into the king's hand all the lands and tenements in my bailiwick of which Miles de Stapulton was seised in demesne as of fee on the day of his death, according to the form of the writ, and I have carefully inquired according to the tenor of the writ as appears in the attached inquisition taken before me.
YORK CITY.
Inquisition.
17 May. [
Frost].
Jurors:
Robert
de
Beverlay
;
William
de
Moreton
;
Robert
del
Marche
;
Hugh
del
Gill
;
Robert
Hobschort
;
Benet
Arnald
;
John
Chapman
;
Peter
Wryght
;
John
Spaldyng
;
John
de
Bridlyngton
;
William
de
Brandesby
; and
William
Freboys
.
He held of the king
in burgage as is all the city of York:
In Bishophill, 4 cottages, annual value 32s.; 4 other cottages, 30s.; 4 cottages, 31s.; 2 cottages, 33s.4d.; the reversion of a messuage and garden held for life by
William
de
Sheffeld
, 40s.; and the reversion of 14 cottages held by
William
Blenkansopp
and Agnes his wife for the life of Agnes, 40s.
In Finkle Street, the reversion of 1 messuage, held by the same for the life of Agnes, annual value 15s.
In the suburbs outside Micklegate, 4 cottages, 8s.
Date of death and heir, aged 35 weeks, as above.
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114 Writ,
plenius certiorari.‡
Regarding
[113](#CIPM-INQ-18-113), as to his status in the cottages, and who should have them in default of male heirs.
9 July 1419. [
?Smyth].
Teste
John, duke of Bedford, keeper of England.
[Dorse:] Response of John de Bedale. I carefully inquired according to the form of the writ, and I return the inquisition taken before me to Chancery according to the form of the writ, attached to the same.
YORK CITY .
Inquisition.
4 Sept. [
Bedale].
Jurors:
John
Besyngby
;
John
Brounflete
;
William
Newland
;
Roger
Shalforth
;
Richard
Bryan
;
John
Laxton
;
Robert
Kettyll
;
Thomas
Emlay
;
Thomas
Whityk
;
Thomas
Spencer
;
John
Stafforth
; and
Thomas
Horneby
.
He held 14 cottages on Bishophill and 4 others in the suburbs outside the Micklegate, as stated in the writ, with remainder in default of male heirs to the right heirs of his father,
Brian
de
Stapulton, knight
.
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115
Writ.‡
22 Feb. 1400 . [Gaunstede].
CUMBERLAND.
Inquisition [indented].
Carlisle.
20 March. [
Louthir].
Jurors:
Roland
Vaux
;
William
de
Stapilton
; John de la More;
Richard
de
Beaulieu
;
William
de
Beaulieu
;
Adam
Denton
;
William
de
?Kyrto...
;
William
Fethir
;
Nicholas
de
Beaulieu
;
Andrew
Armstrang
;
Thomas
de
Raughton
; and
Bertram
?Colthird
.
He held to himself and his heirs male with remainder to the right heirs of Brian, his father:
Oughterby, the manor with the hamlet of Bampton, of
Thomas
de
Dacre
at a cornage rent of 7s., annual value 100s.
Crosby on Eden, a quarter of the manor, of the
bishop of Carlisle
by homage and a rent of 11s., annual value 60s.
Cumwhinton, 1 messuage and 12 a., of
William
de
Aglaby
, by a cornage rent of 5 1/2d., annual value 5s.
Carlisle, 4 burgages and 3 a., of the king by house-gavel, annual value 16s.
Hornsby, a quarter of the vill, of
Thomas
de
Dacre
by homage, annual value 6s.8d.
Date of death and heir, aged 27 weeks, as above.
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