GILES
DAUBENEY, KNIGHT
731
Writ.
‡
24 Aug. 1403
[Asplion].
CORNWALL
Inquisition.
Liskeard.
13 Sept. [
Frensche].
Jurors:
William
Lampen
’;
Ralph
Rosmylyan
;
Robert
Lowys
;
John
Trethewy
;
Richard
Hendre;
John
Lawharynwestre
;
John
Poull
;
John
Lawharyuestre
;
Thomas
Glyn
; Stephen
Stokkes;
John
de
Trelyn
; and
John
Pakyn
.
He formerly held in his demesne as of fee two parts of the manors of Trenay, Fawton, Polruan and Essa, with the reversion of the remaining third part which Eleanor widow of
Giles
Daubeney, knight
, his father, held in dower. By his charter shown to the jurors, dated 27 July 1396, he granted them to
John
Hulle
,
John
Wadham
,
Thomas
Daubeney
,
William
Daubeney
,
William
Lynne
,
Robert
Kylby
and
William
Goldyngton
and their heirs and assigns. Eleanor attorned to them for the third part. They are held of the
prince of Wales
of the castle of Launceston of the duchy of Cornwall by knight service as a half fee-morton, annual value £24.
He died on 22 Aug. 1403 . John his son and heir is aged 9 years and more.
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732
Writ.
‡
24 Aug. 1403
[Asplion].
BEDFORDSHIRE
Inquisition [indented].
Kempston.
3 Sept. [
Bosoun].
Jurors:
Thomas
Cok
;
John
Roger
;
Thomas
Wodhull
;
William
Mably
;
Robert
atte
Okys
;
Walter
Gose
;
Richard
Caldewell
;
John
Arnold
junior;
John
Bernard of Wootton
; John
atte Okys;
Richard
Horle
; and
Thomas
Cartere
.
He held a third part of the manor of Kempston in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief of the honour of Huntingdon by the service of one third of half a knight’s fee, annual value £20.
Date of death and heir as above.
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733
Writ.
†
24 Aug. 1403
[Asplion].
SOMERSET
Inquisition.
Ilminster.
12 Sept. [
Savage].
Jurors:
John
Rollere
;
Richard
Prestecote
;
William
Romestre
;
William
Puryman
; Robert
Walsham;
John
Lambard
;
John
Knolle
;
John
Mede
;
John
Trottok
;
William
Pycher
; William
Jurdan; and
John
Bathe
.
He held the manor and hundred of South Petherton, with the hamlets of Barrington, Chillington and Southarp, in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief as one knight’s fee. By his indenture shown to the jurors, dated South Petherton
20 Nov. 1397 and licensed by letters patent, dated 16 Nov. 1397 [ CPR 1396–9 , p.263], he granted to
William
Daubeney
a rent of 10 marks for life from the premises, payable at the four terms, with the provision that if it should be in arrears by 15 days he might enter and retain the premises until satisfied of it. Giles gave William 3s.4d. as seisin of the rent. Annual value 110 marks.
He also held the rent of a rose from a messuage, 100 a., 10 a. meadow and 60 a. heath in Kilmersdon, which
William
Nywebury
and Alice his wife hold for life by the grant of
Giles
Daubeney
, his father, by a fine of 1363 [CP 25(1) 200/26, no. 75] shown to the jurors, with reversion to
Giles
Daubeney
and his heirs.
Date of death and heir as above.
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734
Writ.
‡
24 Aug. 1403
[Asplion].
LINCOLNSHIRE
Inquisition.
Lincoln.
8 Sept. [
Bolle].
Jurors:
Thomas
Stagge of Dunham
;
Thomas
Simondson of Thorpe in the Fallows
;
Thomas
Cook of Ingleby
;
William
Smyth of Saxilby
;
John
Smalwode
of the same;
Richard
Seer
of the same;
John
Foulstowe
of the same;
John
Cartwryght of
Burton; R... Gryme of the same;
William
Hughson of Thorpe in the Fallows
;
William
Fenton of Burton
; and
John
Leuerote of Saxilby
.
He held of the inheritance of
Giles
Daubeney, knight
, his father, the manor of South Ingleby with its members in Saxilby and Broxholme and the advowson of Broxholme, of
lord de Roos
of the castle of Belvoir by knight service, annual value £22.
Date of death and heir as above.
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735
Writ.
‡
24 Aug. 1403
[Asplion].
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Inquisition.
Broadholme.
13 Sept. [
Bothe].
Jurors:
Walter
Wryght of Harby
;
William
Wryght
of the same;
John
Toller
of
Spalford;
John
Fodrynger
of the same;
Gregory
Busk of Wigsley
;
William
Mawer
of the same;
William
Grubbe
of the same;
John
Dawe
of Thorney ;
Henry
Busk
of the same;
William
Downe of Wigsley
;
John
Seryant
of Broadholme ;
and
Richard
Bysshopp
of the same.
He held of the inheritance of
Giles
Daubeny, knight
, his father, 100 a. fallow, 200 a. pasture and 60 a. wood in Thorney, with 13s.4d. assize rent in Broadholme, as part of a knight’s fee, of the manor of South Ingleby in Lincolnshire, of
Lord de Roos
of his castle of Belvoir, annual value 40s.
Date of death and heir as above.
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736
Writ, for fees.
‡
24 Sept. 1403
[
Gaunstede].
[Dorse:] by Nicholas Bubbewyth
LINCOLNSHIRE
Extent.
Lincoln.
6 Oct. [
Bolle].
Jurors:
Thomas
Symondson of Thorpe in the Fallows ;
Peter
Hughson
of the same;
John
Cartwright of Burton
;
Robert
Gryme
;
Thomas
Cook of Ingleby
;
William
Smyth of Saxilby
;
John
Smalwode
;
Richard
Veer
;
John
Foulstowe
of
the same ;
John
Fenton of Burton
;
Thomas
?Brume
; and
John
Cook of Ingleby
.
He held the advowson of Broxholme, parcel of the manor of South Ingleby, which he held with appurtenances in Saxilby and Broxholme of the
Lord de Roos
of his castle of Belvoir by knight service, value when vacant 10 marks.
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