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WILLIAM
DE
FERRARIIS
683
Writ,
plenius certiorari
.
‡
1 Dec. 1401
[
Gaunstede].
Reciting that
Edward
III
on 3 March 1337 granted [
CPR 1334–8
, p.418] the reversion of the manor of Walton upon Trent, after the death of Isabelthe queen mother
, who then held it, to
Henry
de
Ferrariis
and his heirs, and an inquisition by
Philip
Lutteley, escheator
, on 6 Sept. 1358 [
[
](CIPM-DOC-10-XXX)CIPM X, pp.358–9] found that
Queen
Isabel
held it for life and that the reversion belonged to William son and heir of
Henry
de
Ferrariis
. Inquire as to the date of death, and the next heir male and his age; and who has occupied the manor and taken the issues. Per consilium
DERBYSHIRE
Inquisition.
Repton.
13 Feb. 1402 [
Twyford].
Jurors:
John
Abell of Ticknall
;
John
Abell of Caldwell
; Thomas
Southam;
William
Assewall
;
Richard
del
Hall of Stapenhill
;
John Roundell
of
Stapenhill
;
Robert
Dawber of Repton
;
John
de
Coton
of Walton-on-Trent ;
William
de
Stretton
;
William
Ampe of Walton-on-Trent
;
Robert
Baxter
of the same;
and
Philip
Blakegreve
.
William
de
Ferrariis
died on 8 Jan. 1371. The
William
de
Ferrariis
who is still living is the next heir male to the manor and advowson of Walton upon Trent, being the son of Henry, son of the first William, and aged 28 years and more.
Godfrey
Foljambe, knight
, occupied the manor and took the profits from the death of William until Christmas 1376, title unknown. Then Richard Hampton, esquire, held it until 12 April 1385 by grant for life by letters patent [ CPR 1377–81 , p.77], and
Thomas
Sy
and
William
Gold
since 12 April 1385 by letters patent [ CPR 1381–5 , p.547], with
John
Delwe
and
Henry
Coton, clerk
, but the title of the last two is unknown.
C 137/33/69 mm. 1-2
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