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RALPH DEYNCOURT
570 Writ devenerunt . ‡ 14 Feb. 1402. [Maupas]. Regarding Ralph Deyncourt, son and heir of William Deyncourt, who held of Richard II.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Inquisition.Wooburn. 25 Feb.. [Longevyll].
Jurors: John Kene ; John Smyth ; Benet Barre ; Robert Foule ; John Prynce ; William Wryght; Thomas Stotevyle ; John Catour ; Adam Carleton ; Benet Reue ; Thomas Kent ; and Richard Frere .
The manor of Wooburn was taken into the king’s hands owing to the death of William Deyncourt , who held in chief of Richard II , and the minority of Ralph his son and heir, who died in the king’s ward. It is held of Henry bishop of Lincoln as one knight’s fee, annual value £16.
Ralph died on 7 Nov. 1384 . John Deyncourt, knight , his brother and heir, is aged 20 years and more.
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571 Writ devenerunt as 570 . ‡ 14 Feb. 1402. [Maupas].
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Inquisition.Bingham. 21 Feb.. [Twyford].
Jurors: Richard Bartham of Bingham ; Richard Seylleyerd of Scarrington ; John Wystowe of Cropwell Bishop or Cropwell Butler; William Thyryf of Lamcote ; Richard Thyryf of the same; John Warde of Cropwell Bishop or Cropwell Butler; William Oumfray of Shelford ; Adam Bullok of the same; Hugh Newton of Bingham ; John Andrewson of Saxondale ; Richard de Wheteley of Car Colston; and John Chape of the same.
The manor of Granby was taken into the king’s hands for the above reasons. It was held in chief of Richard II by knight service, annual value £34.
Date of death and heir as above.
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572 [?Writ not extant, or ?see 573.].
DERBYSHIRE Inquisition.Bolsover. 18 Feb. 1402. [Twyford].
Jurors: Roger Somour etc. [sic.]
Ralph Deyncourt , a minor in the king’s ward, held the manor of Holmesfield in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by foreign service, annual value £15 payable at Martinmas and Midsummer; but William Deyncourt , his father, long before he died, granted Ralph de Nevel, knight , John Ferefax , Richard de Duthap , Matthew de Torkesey , Robert de Wyclyff, clerk , and John Deyncourt of Whaley, their heirs and assigns a rent of 100 marks from this manor and other lands and tenements in other counties, as appears by his charter. Ralph also held the manor of Elmton in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by foreign service, annual value £6.
Date of death and heir as above.
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573 Writ devenerunt as 570 . ‡ 14 Feb. 1402. [Maupas].
DERBYSHIRE Inquisition.Bolsover. 23 Feb.. [Tywford].
Jurors: Ralph Clappewell ; Roger Somer ; Robert Hynkershyll ; Nicholas Dayse ; John de Ryley ; William Stanley ; William Gylmyn ; William Brun of Creswell ; William de Manton of Beighton ; John Smyth of Stretton; Richard Pieresson ; and John Cloune .
The following manors were taken into the king’s hands for the above [no. 570] reasons: Holmesfield, held of the king in chief by foreign service, value in gavelage rents payable at Martinmas and Midsummer £15. Elmton, held of the king in chief by foreign service, annual value in rents, services and gavelage £6.
Date of death and heir as above.
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574 Writ devenerunt as 570 . ‡ 14 Feb. 1402. [Maupas].
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Inquisition.Welford. 24 Feb.. [Basset].
Jurors: Thomas Blundell ; John Louet ; Robert Smyth ; Thomas Raulyns ; William Mervyn ; Roger Raulyns ; Richard Draper ; John Freman ; John Salwarp ; William Lalleford ; Thomas Knyght; and Thomas Miller .
Taken into the king’s hands for the above reasons were 17 virgates of land and meadow in Duddington by Collyweston, held of the duchy of Lancaster of the inheritance of the earldom of Lincoln by a rent of one unmewed sparrowhawk, annual value £10.
Date of death and heir as above.
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575 Writ devenerunt as 570 . ‡ 14 Feb. 1402. [Maupas].
LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition. Sleaford. 15 July.. [Launde].
Jurors: John Belynggay of Branston ; John Schot ; Thomas Schot ; Geoffrey Schullok of the same; Adam Taylour of Scopwick ; Roger Christian ; William Roude of the same; William Huson of Blankney ; John Wale of the same; Philip Skorthoys of Metheringham ; Peter Thornhawe of the same; and William Aumfles of the same.
The manors of Blankney and Branston were taken into the king’s hands for the above reasons. Richard II granted them to John Nevyl of Raby, knight , to hold until the full age of Ralph or the next heir. They are held of the king by barony, annual value £42.
Date of death and heir as above.
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