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NICHOLAS
SPENSER
531
Writ.
12 March 1401. [
Gaunstede].
Addressed to John Fraunceys, mayor and escheator.
LONDON.
Inquisition [indented].
29 March. [
Fraunceys].
Jurors:
Robert
Lyncoln
;
John
Balsham
;
John
Haddon
;
Raymond
Standolf
;
George
Cressy
;
Robert
Maunsell
;
Robert
Adlard
;
Thomas
Kene
;
Richard
Surby
;
John
Kene
;
Robert
Brampton
;
John
Davy
;
Thomas
Wytton
;
Richard
Frenssh
;
Nicholas
Osbern
;
Clement
Kirton
; Thomas freke; and
John
Austyn
.
Nicholas
Spenser
, formerly citizen of London, held in his demesne as of fee a tenement called ‘le Welhous’, with 4 shops adjoining with solars above in Bowyers Row in the parish of St. Martin Ludgate, and 2 shops with solars outside Ludgate in the same parish, all of the king in free burgage, annual value £10.
He died on 9 Sept. last .
John
Gerard
is next heir, being the son of John, son of
Nicholas
Gerard
, brother of
Robert
Horner
, father of Thomas, father of Maud, mother of
Nicholas
Spenser
, and aged 42 years and more.
[Dorse:] Pro heredi Nicholai Spencer &c. Horner.
C 137/29/66 mm. 1-2
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