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JOHN APPLER

719 Writ devenerunt . ‡ 14 July 1403 [Hertilpole]. Regarding John Appler, outlaw.

LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition. Spalding. 16 Oct. [Bolle].

Jurors: Robert atte Crosse ; Thomas Mayson ; John Depdale ; John Mayson of Spalding; John Prowette ; John Broun of Moulton ; Richard Pynder ; Gilbert Huberd; Robert Pynder ; John Boswell ; John Pynchebek ; Richard Godehusbond of Whaplode; Thomas Gamul ; John Bene ; John Wyse ; Richard Gamul ; and John Storm of Flete.

He was outlawed at the suit of John Ravenser, parson of Algarkirk . In consequence 1 messuage and 1/2 a. in Whaplode were taken into the king’s hands and so remain. They are held of John Porter of Whaplode of his manor of Hagbeach Hall, service unknown; annual value 2s. and no more because burdened with a rent of 3s. to the manor.

He died on 4 Oct. 1400 . William Medawe of Whaplode, his heir, is aged 30 years and more.

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720 Writ devenerunt as 719. ‡ 8 April 1404 [Hertilpole].

LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition. Spalding. 20 April. [Slory].

Jurors: Robert White ; Gilbert Pynchebek ; John Veysy ; Thomas White ; John Hartoft ; John Storme; Geoffrey Welby ; William Bradhowe ; John Wignale ; John Bene ; John Scheffeld ; John Skarlet ; Robert Carton ’; and Thomas ?Tolyet .

As last, except that the outlawry is said to be in a plea of debt and the heir is described as William de Medowe of Whaplode, nephew and heir, being the son of Margaret, sister of John.

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