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JOHN DEYNCOURT, KNIGHT
586 Writ mandamus . 13 Feb. 1402. [Kirkeby]. Regarding lands held of Richard II. [Dorse:] ....et profiret [?cler]... ?as...g... breve diem clausit extremum eman[?a]... post mortem infrasc’ Johannis
ESSEX Inquisition.Brentwood. 2 March.. [Leget].
Jurors: John Child ; John Hakon ; William Loue ’; Henry Person ; John Payn ; John Barbour ; Thomas Barbour ; Alan Bussh ; Henry Tilney ; John Burre ; Robert Pegeon ; and John Parlet.
He died on 3 Nov. 1393 holding in his demesne as of fee the reversion of the manor of Upminster after the death of Lora widow of William Morewode. The reversion of this manor, then called the manor of Gaynes in Upminster, was formerly held by William de Wyndesore, knight , by grant of Richard II [ CPR 1377–80 , p.503] to him and his heirs after the death of Lora, who held it for life and died on 4 Nov. 1393. The manor is held of the king, service unknown, and is worth £10 yearly.
Joan Southerey , daughter of Alice Perrers , John Corson, knight , John Wymbyssh and Agnes his wife, and William Trendyll, clerk , have occupied the manor and taken the profits since the death of Alice de Perrers , 16 Dec. 1399. Roger son and next heir of John Deyncourt is under age in the king’s ward.
C 137/31/23 mm. 1-2
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587 [Writ not required.].
ESSEX Inquisition ex officio. Brentwood. 2 May 1403. [Leget]. [recte 2 May 1405 or perhaps 2 March 1402: in 1403 2 May was not a Saturday and Helmyng Leget was not escheator]
Jurors: John Child ; John Hakon ; William Loue ; Henry Person ; John Payn ; John Barbour ; Thomas Barbour ; Alan B... ; Henry Tylney ; John Burre ; Robert Pegeon ; and John Parlet .
He died seised of the manor of Upminster, all details as in last with the following additions: The manor is held of the king , service unknown, annual value £10.
Alice de Perrers and Peter Wyndesore occupied it from 3 Nov. 1393 until 16 Dec. 1399. John Corson, knight , Joan Southerey , daughter of Alice Perrers , John Wymbyssh and Agnes his wife, and William Trendyll, clerk , have occupied it since 16 Dec. 1399. Alice de Perrers , Peter Wyndesore , John Corson, knight , Joan Sotherey , John Wymbyssh and Agnes, and William Trendell are answerable to the king for the profits, and refuse to give satisfaction to the escheator for the king.
E 149/81/7
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