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JOHN
CLEMENT
OF LITTLE CARLTON
383
Writ.
‡
6 May 1401. [
Clerk].
Addressed to John Meres escheator. Regarding John Clement whose lands and tenements came to Richard II by reason of his outlawry for a certain felony
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Saltfleetby.
8 Oct. 1401. [
Meres].
Jurors:
William
Howet of Alvingham
;
William
de
Skidbroke of Saltfleetby
;
John
Wilkynson
of the same;
Robert
Jonson of Manby
;
William
?Countset
of the same;
William
Tomesson
of the same;
William
Drury
; 'Hebini' de
?Clixby
of
Great Carlton ;
Walter
de
Baumburgh of North Cockerington
or
South Cockerington;
Thomas
Peronell of Manby
;
Richard
Helwis of Saltfleetby
;
Thomas
Drury
of the same;
Roger
Adamson of Saltfleetby
;
Robert
Frost
;
Robert
Warynson
;
Thomas
Blaa
; and
Robert
Aunsel
.
Owing to his outlawry 60s. rent from a third part of the manor of Manby was taken into the king’s hands. He held it in dower of Sybil his wife, who still lives. The third part of the manor is held of the
earl of Richmond
in socage, the amount of which, and how much the third part is worth beyond the rent, is unknown.
Who is heir and of what age is likewise unknown. He died on 15 Sept. 1396 .
C 137/22/28 mm. 1-2
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