WILLIAM
BARDE
380
[?Writ not required.]
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Osgodby by Scarborough.
2 Sept. 1400. [
Brounflete].
Possibly ex officio, although this is not stated, nor is the inquisition said to be virtute brevis.
Jurors:
John
?Gregory
;
John
Pratt
;
William
Prat
;
Thomas
Hobson
;
Thomas
Chapman
;
William
Rede
;
John
Pratt
junior
;
Robert
Wilkok
;
Robert
Wrekke
;
Nicholas
Cartere
;
Thomas
?Foston
; and
John
?Douson
.
He held in his demesne as of fee two parts of the manor of Osgodby by Scarborough, and the reversion of the third part which Margaret widow of
Robert
Barde
, his father, holds in dower. It is held of the king
in chief of the honour of Aumale by homage and fealty, annual value 40s.
He died on 28 May last . Robert his son and heir was aged 14 on 25 April.
E 149/73/4 m. 1
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380A
Writ to assign dower to Agnes his widow in the presence of
Roger
de
Stapilton
, who has the wardship by letters patent, and the attorneys of Agnes. 11 Nov. 1401 .
381
Writ mandamus
.‡
10 July 1401. [Hertilpole].
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
York castle.
12 Oct. [
Skipwith].
Jurors:
Adam
de
Fenton
;
William
de
Nalton
;
Thomas
de
Hoghton
;
Robert
Wrekkes of Osgodby
;
Thomas
de
Foston
of the same;
Thomas
de
Craven
;
Roger
Langwath
;
William
Grenechawe
;
Henry
Lede
;
John
de
Clifton
;
Richard
Brian
; and
Roger
Porter
.
He held in his demesne as of fee two parts of the manor of Osgodby near Scarborough of the king of the honour of Aumale by homage and fealty, annual value 33s.4d.
He died on 28 May 1400.
Robert
Barde
his son and heir was 15 on 23 April last.
The king has received the issues and profits from the day of William’s death by the hands of the escheators.
C 137/22/27 mm. 1-2
E 152/8/365 m. 2 dorse #2
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