540
Writ, ordering the inquisition below to be sent into chancery.‡
18 June 1401. [Mapilton].
Writ sicut alias, ordering the inquisition below to be sent into chancery.
20 June 1401. [
Mapilton].
[Dorse:] William Skipwith, escheator, received the writ at Richmond castle on 2 July .
Writ sicut pluries, ordering the inquisition below to be sent into chancery.
22 June 1401. [
Mapilton].
[Dorse:] William Skipwith, escheator, received this writ, with another writ sicut alias, on 2 July , and he returned the writs with the inquisiton and another writ the following day.
Another writ, ordering release of the lands,
15 Oct. 1401 [
Gaunstede].
[
CCR 1399–1402
, p.428].
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio [indented].
Slingsby.
23 June. [
Skipwith].
Jurors:
John
de
Neuton of Coulton
;
Thomas
de
Swynton
;
William
de
Colton
;
Richard
de
Clay
;
John
Wodecok
;
John
Brian
;
Thomas
de
Holm
;
John
Trop
;
William
de
Mote
;
William
Seniour
;
John
?Housoun
; and
John
Amyas
.
Ralph
de
Hastynges, knight
, of Slingsby held in his demesne as of fee of
Thomas, son and heir of
Thomas
duke of Norfolk
, of his manor of Thirsk by knight service, the castle and manor of Slingsby with its members in Slingsby, Coulton and Howthorpe. The castle and manor of Slingsby are worth £16 annually, payable, by equal parts at Martinmas and Whitsun, Coulton 40s., and Howthorpe £8, both payable at the same terms.
He died on 27 Oct. 1397 .
Richard
de
Hastynges, knight
, his son and heir, will be 20 years of age on 24 Aug. next.
C 137/29/77 mm. 1-3 [writs], 4 [inq.]
E 149/76/5 m. 1 [writ for release of lands]; m. 2 [inq.]
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