Jurors: John Rollere ; John Comelond ; John Mede ; John Spyne ; Walter Dauy ; John Bokerell; Henry Merwode ; Nicholas Thurlok ; William Donham ; Philip Bradon ; Andrew Spore ; and Edward Picher .

She held: Compton Durville, lands and tenements of the king in chief by knight service, annual value £4. Cudworth, the manor, of John Chidyok of his manor of ‘Cholbargh’, service unknown, annual value £10. Oath, lands and tenements, of Matthew de Gurnay, knight , by knight service, annual value 5 marks. Seavington St. Mary, lands and tenements, of Cecily widow of Thomas Bonevyle , service unknown, annual value 5 marks. Seavington Dennis, 5 a. of Humphrey de Stafford, knight , by knight service, annual value 5s. Charlton Mackrell, lands and tenements of the earl of March , service unknown, annual value 53s.4d. Walscombe, lands and tenements, of John Chidyok , service unknown, annual value 30s. Ludney, lands and tenements, of John Chidyok , service unknown, annual value 35s.

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Jurors: William Roucetre ; John Lambard ; John Mede ; Robert Smyth ; John Truttok ; Philip Bradon; William Dounham ; Thomas Parlare ; William Kayell ; Thomas Panter ; John Best senior; and John Warde .

She held: Chard, 1 messuage and 1 fulling mill, of the bishop of Bath and Wells by knight service, annual value 8s. Dinnington, 1 toft with garden, 8 a. and 2 a. meadow, of the heir of [ Alexander de] la Lynde by knight service, annual value 5s. Charlton Adam, advowson of the chantry in the chapel of the Holy Spirit at the 4th presentation. The custody of these in addition to all those found in the other inquisition belongs to the king owing to the minority of the heir.

Jurors: Simon Tanner ; Walter ?Katyua ; William Baker ; Walter Sadeler ; John Lane ; John Simond; Richard ?Oulyslogh ; John Byggeuuyuane ; Nicholas Touker; Nicholas Dore ; William Payn ; and ?Henry atte Wylle .

She had no status or right in the messuage and fulling mill in Chard. The toft, garden, 8 a. and 2 a. meadow in Dinnington were held by John Kayl in his demesne as of fee and granted to John Beynyn for life in 1376–7 without rent, with reversion to John Kayl and his heirs. John Beynyn held them. John Kayl had issue John and Idonea. John Kayl the father died and they descended to the son. He died without heirs of his body, and so the reversion descended to Idonea as sister. Idonea died. John Beynyn still holds and takes the profits. They are held of Alexander de la Lynde of his manor of Dinnington by a rent of 4d. at Michaelmas.

Jurors: John Pokeswell ; Robert Grey ; Richard Touker ; Thomas Oth ; John Hounte ; John Wilcok’; Simon Attefforde ; John Stamps ; Thomas Stikelane ; John Rogers ; John Palmer ; and Andrew Crull .

She held 1 tenement in Loscombe which belongs to the king because elsewhere she held of the king in chief and because her heir John is under age. Its annual value is 16s.

She died on 2 Sept.