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JOHN
PULLELEY
1150
Writ devenerunt
.
1 April 1405
[
Gaunstede].
Regarding lands from the inheritance of Alice, late his wife, who survives, which were in the hands of
Edward III, Richard II, and the present king by reason of his outlawry for felony.
SHROPSHIRE.
Inquisition
[indented].
Bridgnorth.
11 April. [
Brigge].
Jurors:
John
Lyuey
;
John
Cook
;
William
Dawes
;
Thomas
Goldesmyth
;
Edward
Bowelewas
;
Guy
de
Westwode
;
William
de
Leygh
;
Richard
le
Hore
;
John
Budde
;
William
Stapeley
;
Nicholas
Collyng
; and
Richard
de
Esthope
.
He died on 7 May 1398 . On the day of his outlawry for felony he had held 1 messuage and 1 virgate in ‘Le More’ by Bridgnorth of the inheritance of Alice then his wife, daughter of
William
Picheford
, and now the wife of
John
Donvowe
of Bridgnorth. They are held of the
prebendary of Erdington
by a rent of 10s., came into the hands of
Edward
III
on his outlawry, and remained in the king’s hands; annual value beyond the rent 3s.4d.
The king has held and taken the profits by the sheriff since the outlawry.
C 137/50/41 mm. 1-2
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