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REYNOLD TRAILLY
643 Writ. ‡ 27 Nov. 1401 [Maupas].
CAMBRIDGESHIRE Inquisition. Cambridge. 20 Dec. [Castelacre ].
Jurors: John Bury ; John Hore ; John Draweswerd senior; John Hoberd ; Alan Hoberd ; William Norman ; John Draweswerd junior; John Saffrey ; Robert Tydde ; Alan Boyhoo ; Richard Skylman ; and Thomas Mittelwey .
He held in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief 100 a. and a fishery, parcel of the manor of Quy, annual value £7 3s. John Trailly , his father, long before his death granted by charter to John Warde, clerk , and Ralph de Pokelyngton the manor of Quy, except for the above. Ralph died. John Warde, rector of Northill , granted it to Reynold Grey, lord of Wexford and Ruthin , Gerard Braibrok, knight, junior , Reynold Ragon , John Hervy and John Hertishorn . Reynold released his rights to them. It is held of the bishop of Ely, service unknown, annual value 10 marks.
He died on 18 Oct. Margery wife of William Huggeford, knight , is his kinswoman and heir, being the daughter of Katherine, daughter of Walter, father of John, father of John knight , father of Reynold, and aged 30 years and more.
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644 Writ. ‡ 27 Nov. 1401 [Maupas].
BEDFORDSHIRE Inquisition [indented]. Bedford. 16 Dec. [Longevile].
Jurors: Thomas Stacy ; William Mechell ; Thomas Cawat ; John Heryng of Carlton ; Richard Burre; John Clare ; Ralph Taylour of Caldecote ; William Mabely ; John Pycard ; Nicholas Bodycote ; William Souche ; and John Flynt .
He held in his demesne as of fee: Northill, 1 a., of the king in chief by knight service, parcel of the manor, which with the advowson, except the 1 a., he granted by his charter to Gerard Braybrok, knight, junior , Thomas Peyvre , Edmund Hampden , John Hervy , John Warde, parson of Northill , John Herteshorn and their heirs by the king’s licence [ CPR 1399–1401 , p.523], and the tenants attorned to them. The 1 a. is worth 6d. yearly. Ravensden, the manor, annual value 33s.4d. and no more because long before his death he granted John Herteshorn, esquire , by his charter, a rent of 5 marks from it for life. It is held of Lord Moubray , in the king’s ward, service unknown. He also held a rent of a rose from the manor of Wootton Hoo, and 2 a. wood and half the escheats, reliefs, wardships, marriages and profits of court, with the reversion of the manor, which William Mabely holds for life and 2 years more, by the grant of John Traylly, knight , for the rent of a rose. The wood has no annual value because William Mabely will have the thorn and hazel with the boughs of trees there ( habebit omnes spunas et corulos cum ramis arborum in dicto bosco crescent’). The half of the escheats, relief etc. are worth 4d. yearly. Long before his grant to William Mabely , John Traylly, knight , the father, granted by charter to John Harteshorn and Alice his wife, now deceased, a rent of £6 from the manor for their lives. The manor is held of Robert Todenham , service unknown. Long before he died he granted to Reynold Grey, lord of Wexford and Ruthin , Gerard Braybrok, knight, junior , John Warde, rector of Northill , Reynold Ragoun , John Hervy and John Herteshorn all his rights in the manor of Carlton, which they held for the life of Joan widow of John Trailly by the grant of John Trailly father of Reynold; and also long before his death he granted to Gerard Braybrok, lord of Odell, and Gerard Braybrok, junior , knights, Edmund Hampden and their heirs his rights in the manors of Yelden and Chellington, which they had for 20 years by the grant of John Traylly .
Date of death and heir as above.
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645. Writ. ‡ 27 Nov. 1401 [Maupas].
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Inquisition.Thrapston. 26 Jan. 1402 [Basset].
Jurors: John Liberd ; William Curteys ; John Jolepe ; Thomas Malyn ; William Laurence ; John Phippessone ; John Mayhewe ; Richard Pere ; John Nowell ; John Daundelyn ; William Pernell; and John Bradle .
He held nothing in the county.
Date of death and heir as above.
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