1187
Writ,
plenius certiorari
, stating that
Edward
III
in parliament on 3 March 1337 granted [CPR 1334–8
, p.418] the reversion of the manor of Walton upon Trent after the death of
Queen
Isabel
his mother to
Henry
de
Ferrariis
and the heirs male of his body; that afterwards by an inquisition held on 6 Sept. 1358 [CIPM
X, pp.358–9] it was found that Isabel had held the manor of Walton upon Trent for life with the advowson, with remainder to William son and heir of
Henry
de
Ferrariis
, and she had attorned for it; that by a second inquisition [CIPM
X, p.358] it was found that she held the manor of Fakenham in Norfolk for life with reversion to the king; and that both were then in the king’s hands and both William and Henry died before they were released. Inquire regarding: the date of William's death; if Henry his son then was his son and next heir male of his body as to the
manor and advowson of Walton; if so his age at his father's death; the date of his own death; and the identity and age of the next male heir of
his body as to the manor and advowson..
‡
30 Nov. 1404
[Bubbewyth].
DERBYSHIRE.
Inquisition
[indented].
Measham, [Leics].
22 Dec. [
Wychard].
Jurors:
William
de
Ingwardby
;
John
de
Shepehey
;
William
de
Irlond
;
John
Abell
of
Caldwell;
Richard
del
Hall of Stapenhill
;
John
Abell of Ticknall
;
Walter
Marreys
of
Rosliston;
Laurence
de
Halome
;
William
Assewall of Ticknall
;
William
Warde
of
Coton in the Elms;
William
Ampe of Walton on Trent
; and
Robert
Baxster
of the same.
William
de
Ferrariis
died on 7 Jan. 1371. Henry was his son, and heir to the manor of Walton upon Trent with the advowson.
He was then aged 14, and he died on 3 Feb. 1388 . William his son and heir is aged 30 years and more.
[Cf . no. [683](CIPM-DOC-18-683) above].
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