1094
Writ mandamus
.‡
21 Dec. 1404 [Bubbewyth].
HEREFORDSHIRE.
Inquisition [indented].
Weobley.
31 July 1405 [
Harry].
Jurors:
Walter
Garewey
;
Henry
Payn
;
John
Pychard
;
John
Hoskyns
;
Roger
ap
Adam
;
Richard
Tyler
;
Henry
Prynce
;
Thomas
Pagy
;
Nicholas
Hayward
;
William
Hunte
;
Richard
Lorcot
; and
Walter
Brulley
.
He held:
Tedstone Wafer, the manor, of the king in chief of the honour of Brecon, service unknown, annual value 106s.8d.
‘Coldehampton’, certain lands, of the abbot of Reading in right of his church of St. Mary, Reading, service unknown, annual value 40s.
Stoke Prior in the liberty of Leominster, a watermill called ‘Marschemulle’, of the same abbot in right of his church, service unknown, annual value 20s.
Bodenham, a parcel of land, of
Thomas
Lucy, knight
, of his manor of Bodenham, service unknown, annual value 4s.
Bromyard, lands, meadow and pasture in the lordship called ‘Badurnes’, of
John
Trevenant, late bishop of Hereford
, in right of his church of St. Ethelbert king and martyr in Hereford, service unknown, annual value 24s.
Edvin Loach, 1 carucate, of
John
Blakeney
, service unknown, annual value 10s.
Saltmarsh, lands, meadow and pasture so-called, of
John
Trevenant, late bishop of Hereford
, service unknown, annual value 36s.
He died on 13 Dec. 1402 .
John
Mortymer
, his son, was aged 14 years on 13 Dec. last .
John
ap
Harry
has held the manor of Tedstone Wafer, the lands in ‘Coldehampton’, the mill in Stoke Prior and the lands in Bodenham since his death and still holds them, title unknown;
John
Mortymer
, bastard son of Roger, has held the lands called ‘Badurnes’ and those in Edvin Loach; and
Philip
Dombulton
those called Saltmarsh; and they have taken the profits, titles likewise unknown.
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