344 Writ,
mandamus
, regarding lands held of
Robert
earl of Oxford
, who forfeited to Richard II. 5 May 1401. [Maupas].
ESSEX.
Inquisition.
Hatfield Broad Oak.
6 July. [
Geldrich].
Jurors:
John
?Penyfadir
;
John
fitz
?Richard
;
John
Spencer
;
John
Tomas
senior
;
Thomas
Reynold
;
Thomas
Wodell
;
John
Faconner
;
William
Reynold
;
John
?Chauns
;
John
Cokefeld
;
Eustace
?Ber...
; and
Thomas
?Colere
.
Exchequer text: ?Coliere
He held the manor called Longbarns in Beauchamp Roding with the advowson of Beauchamp Roding in his demesne in fee tail by the service of one knight’s fee. Owing to the forfeiture of
Robert
de
Veer, late earl of Oxford
, it is held of the king
in chief; annual values, manor £12 6s.2d., advowson 106s.8d.
He died on 3 May 1392. Elizabeth his daughter, wife of
Lewis
Mewes
, is heir and was 15 years of age on 29 June last .
Roger
Marchall
, deceased, has held the manor since Richard’s death by grant of
Richard
II
[ CPR 1391–6 , p.497, 15 Aug. 1394 ].
C 137/21/6 mm. 1-2
E 149/76/7
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