THOMAS
COLVYLE, KNIGHT
1151
Writ.
‡
9 Aug. 1405
Pontefract castle
[Watton].
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Coxwold.
1 Sept. [
Redmane].
Jurors:
Peter
de
Multon
;
John
de
?Baxby
;
Robert
Bussy
;
William
de
Lepton
; ...
de Brandesby;
John
de
Silton
;
Henry
de
Bellesby
;
John
Sele of Thirsk
; Thomas de
Catton;
Richard
Jonson of Dalton
;
?William
de
Kepewyk of Thirsk
; and
John
?Sm.lt
of
Thirsk.
William
Darell
and
Peter
de
Lythom
, chaplains, granted two parts of the manor of Coxwold with the reversion of the third part which
Margaret
Darell
held for life in dower, to
Thomas
Ughtrede, senior, knight
, for life, with successive remainders to
Thomas
Colvyle
father of
Thomas, knight
, and his heirs male, George his brother and his heirs male, William brother of George and his heirs male, the heirs male of
Thomas
Ughtrede, senior
, and the right heirs of
Thomas
Colvyle
the father, as appears in an indenture shown to the jurors.
So Thomas Ughtrede, senior, held two parts of the manor and Margaret one part. After their deaths
Thomas
Colvyle
the father was seised of the whole manor in fee tail.
Thomas
Colvyle, knight
, succeeded him and died on 28 May last without male heirs, holding the whole manor. George and William died without male heirs.
Thomas
Ughtrede
is kinsman and next heir of
Thomas
Ughtrede, knight
, being the son of William, son of Thomas, son of the first Thomas. He is aged 21 years and more.
The manor was held of the late Lord Mowbray of his manor of Thirsk by the service of rendering one targe or shield of arms of the lord at Whitsun, annual value £12.
John
Percehay
of Kildale, the next heir, is aged 40 years and more.
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1152
[Writ not required.]
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio
.
Coxwold.
13 Sept. 1405 [
Redemane].
Jurors:
Robert
Bussy
;
John
de
Silton
;
William
Brandesby
;
John
de
Topcliff
; John
Sturdy;
Geoffrey
Nicolson of Kilburn
;
Robert
Watson of Coxwold
;
William
West
; Henry
Rygton;
Henry
Bellerby
;
William
Tollerton
; and
John
Leke of Kilburn
.
He held the manor of Nunwick in his demesne as of fee, annual value £10. It should descend to
John
Percy
of Kildale as next heir, but he rebelled on 1 May last , and therefore the escheator took it into the king’s hands as forfeit.
Master
William
de
Cawode
and
John
Cooke
of Nunwick have taken the profits since 21 May.
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1153
[Writ not required.]
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio
.
Coxwold.
13 Sept. 1405 [
Redemane].
Jurors:
Robert
Buscy
;
John
de
Silton
;
William
de
Brandesby
;
John
de
Topcliff
; John
Sturdy;
Geoffrey
Nicolson of Kilburn
;
Robert
Watson of Coxwold
;
William
West
; Henry
Rygton;
Henry Bellerby
;
William
de
Tollerton
; and
John
Leke
.
He died on 21 May holding in his demesne as of fee:
Upsland, the manor, annual value 100s.
Kilburn, 30 a. arable and 2 a. meadow, annual value 26s.8d.
Thirsk, 2 messuages and 3 roods, annual value 13s.4d.
Coxwold, 4 a. meadow called ‘Lassart’, annual value 6s.8d.
They should descend to
John
Percy
of Kildale as next heir, but he rebelled with
Ralph
Hastynges
,
John
Fauconberge
,
John
Colvill
and
John
FitzRandolph
, knights, who were condemned at Durham on 20 July.
The escheator took the premises, and
William
Yheverslay
has taken the profits since 20 July.
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1154
Writ.
‡
28 Oct. 1405
[
Mapilton].
Addressed to Richard Redmane, ordering return to Chancery of an inquisition taken virtute officii, concerning the manor of Nunwick held by Thomas
Colvill, knight, in demesne as of fee.
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio
.
Nunwick.
14 Sept. 1405 [
Redeman].
Jurors:
Robert
Bussy
;
William
de
Brandesby
;
John
Topclyff
;
John
Sturdy
; Geoffrey
Nicholson;
Henry
Bellesby
;
Robert
Wattesson of Coxwold
;
Henry
Rigton
; William
Tollerton;
Thomas
Mulgrym
;
John
Leke of Kilburn
; and
William
Baggeby of Thirsk
.
He died seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor of Nunwick, annual value £10. It should have descended to
John
Percy
of Kildale as next heir, but he rebelled against the king before the death of Thomas, with
Ralph
Hastynges
,
John
Fauconberge
,
John
Colvill
and
John
Fitz Ranolf
, knights, and many others who were executed as rebels. The escheator therefore held the manor as forfeit to the king.
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1155
Writ,
plura
.
†
10 Feb. 1406
[
Gaunstede].
Regarding [1151](#CIPM-DOC-18-1151).
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Richmond.
5 March. [
Pykering].
Jurors:
John
Sturmy
;
Thomas
Darcy
;
Robert
del
How
;
John
de
Cowton
;
Peter
de
Gaytenby
;
Robert
Lord of Eryholme
;
Richard
Boteler
;
Ralph
de
Foxhols
;
Hugh
Clergmett
; John
Clergmett, senior;
John
de
Welbank
; and
Thomas
de
Kyrkby of Langton
.
He held in his demesne as of fee:
Coxwold near Newburgh, the manor, comprising 1 messuage, 4 bovates and a close called ‘Lasarte’, of Lord Mowbray of his manor of Thirsk by knight service, annual value 40s.
Upsland, the manor, of
Henry
Fitzhugh, knight
, by knight service, annual value 100s.
Yearsley, the manor, of Lord Mowbray of his manor of Thirsk, service unknown, annual value 10 marks.
Nunwick near Ripon, the manor, of the
archbishop of York
of his manor of Ripon, service unknown, annual value £10.
Thirsk, 4 messuages and 4 bovates, of Lord Mowbray, service unknown, annual value 40s.
Kilburn, 4 messuages and 4 bovates, of the manor of Kilburn, service unknown, annual value 40s.
The heir was
John
Percy
, aged 40 years and more. He on 21 May rebelled with
Ralph
Hastynges
and others [as above], and the premises are therefore forfeit.
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1156
Writ.
‡
7 Feb. 1406
[
Gaunstede].
Addressed to the keeper of the city of York.
[Dorse:] the lands and tenements were taken into the king’s hand.
YORK CITY.
Inquisition before
William
Frost
, warden.
21 April.
Jurors:
Hugh
de
Ercewyk
;
John
de
Holteby
;
Roger
Reuetter
;
Robert
de
Crosseby
; John de
Thorneton;
William
de
Brereton
;
William
Baker
;
John
de
Barton
;
Thomas
de
Wandesford
;
John
Frost
;
Thomas
Tauerner
; and
James
Westerdale
.
He held in his demesne as of fee 6 messuages, 1 garden, 1 dovecot and half the advowson of Old St. Mary’s of the king in burgage as is all the city, annual value £6.
He died on 28 May 1405 .
John
Percy
of Kildale is his kinsman and heir, being the son of Mary, daughter of John, brother of Thomas, father of Thomas, father of Thomas, father of this Thomas, aged 50 years and more.
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1157
[Writ not required.]
DERBYSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio
.
Bolsover.
20 Oct. 1405 [
Wychard].
Jurors:
Richard
Webster of Bolsover
;
John
Howet
of the same;
Peter
de
Kesteven
;
Roger
Boteller
;
Roger
Nalton
;
John
Bate
;
Robert
Edelyn
;
John
Greggeson
; John
Chapmon;
John
Trypell
;
Hugh
Williamson of Clowne
; and
Roger
Carkot
.
He held half the manor of Bolsover for life by the king’s grant [CPR 1399–1401 , p.23], annual value £18.
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