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THOMAS
ATTE
HALL OF SOUTH CLIFFE
655
Writ,
plenius certiorari
; as an inquisition taken before
John
Godard, late escheator
of
Richard
II
, [CIM
V, no. 171] found that a messuage and 2 bovates in South Cliffe in the parish of North Cave, which
William
Nelotson
held on the day that he was outlawed, were taken into the king’s hands by
Thomas
Graa, escheator
, and were held for 3 years and more, and were held of
Thomas
atte
Hall
of South Cliffe, order to enquire whether Thomas is dead or not, who is next heir, and by what service they are held..
24 Nov. 1401
[
Mapilton].
Addressed to William Hungate, escheator.
YORKSHIRE Inquisition [indented]. Kilham.
30 Sept. 1402 [
Hungate].
Jurors:
John
Lesset
;
Robert
Stabler
;
Michael
Spyns
;
Robert
Mounceux
;
John
Ward
;
Thomas
Westiby
;
William
Mareschall
;
Thomas
Clerk
;
William
Waplyngton
; William
Walker;
John
Proctour
; and
James
Hustwayte
.
He has been dead for 14 years and more but the jurors do not know on what day he died.
Alice who was the wife of
William
de
Ake
of Lockington, his daughter and heir, is aged 40 years and more.
William
Nelotson
held of him on the day that he, William, was outlawed 1 messuage and 2 bovates in South Cliffe in the parish of North Cave by fealty, and by what other service is unknown.
C 137/33/43 mm. 1-2
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