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KATHERINE ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS AND HEIRS OF
THOMAS
DE
MALTON
881
Writ mandamus
.
‡
8 Feb. 1404
[
Gaunstede].
Addressed to Nicholas Gower, escheator.
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
York castle.
3 April. [
Gower].
Jurors:
Robert
Gunnays of Hayton
;
John
Jakelyn of Yapham
;
Robert
Lyolffe
;
William
Jakelyn of Etton
;
Adam
Fenton of Pocklington
;
John
Mauderey of Bolton
;
Thomas
Helperby of Goodmanham
;
Richard
?Lollom of Burnby
;
John
Langdale
of
Houghton
;
William
Clyffe of North
or
South
Cave
; Ralph
de Ripplyngham; and
William
Burton of ?Cherry or ?Bishop Burton (Burton)
.
She held half of a ruinous messuage, 4 waste tofts and 24 bovates of waste land in Great Givendale and of 4 bovates of waste land in Little Givendale of the king in chief by one quarter of the serjeanty of finding a crossbowman in York castle for 40 days when there is war in Yorkshire, annual value 13s.4d.
She died on 15 June 1379 . Elizabeth wife of
Hugh
Standyssh, esquire
, of Lancashire, aged 60 years and more is her sister and heir because she has no surviving issue.
The lands have been in the king’s hands since Katherine’s death.
C 137/41/12 mm. 1-2
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