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JOHN
FREMAN
578
Writ devenerunt
.
‡
8 June 1402. [
Gaunstede].
Regarding John Freman, outlaw, whose lands were taken into the hands of Richard II.
LINCOLNSHIRE
Inquisition.
Lincoln.
22 June.. [
Launde].
Jurors:
John
Nevill of Faldingworth
;
John
Smyth
of the same;
Thomas
Wadyngham of the same;
John
?Ganwyn
of the same;
William
Hannay of Reepham
;
Richard
Othehill
of the same;
John
Fristhorp of Owmby-by-Spital
;
John
Rande of Sudbrooke;
John
Nettilham of Cold Hanworth
;
John
Ingelwode of the same;
John
Kynge of Spridlington
;
and
John
Nettilham
of the same.
Because of the outlawry of
John
Freman
at the suit of
John
Rasyn, clerk
, in a plea of debt on 19 Nov. 1386 , 1 waste messuage and 3 bovates in Faldingworth came into the hands of
Richard
II
. They are held by knight service in fee tail of the fee of Hay, which
Thomas
de
Holand, late earl of Kent
, forfeited to the king; annual value 13s.4d.
He died on 8 Dec. 1398 .
Richard
Neny
is his heir, being the son and heir of Joan, his daughter, and was aged 22 on 14 Sept. 1399.
C 137/30/18 mm. 1-2
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