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THOMAS
DE
LANGTON
885
Writ mandamus
.
‡
28 Jan. 1404
[
Gaunstede].
Regarding lands held of Richard II.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Alford.
4 March. [
Slory].
Jurors:
Robert
Walton of Cumberworth
; Thomas de
Kirkeby;
Richard
Warde of Thurlby
; Peter de
Dalby;
Simon
Lewlyn of Mumby
;
John
Croude
of the
same;
Thomas
Swynshede of Sausthorpe
;
Henry
Jonson
of Hagworthingham;
Walter
Tatersall of Langton
;
Hugh
Justice
of the same; Walter
Robertson of the same; and
Thomas
Sowth
of the same.
He held a fifth part of the lordship and soke of Mumby in his demesne as of fee of
Anne late queen of England
, of the honour of Richmond by knight service, annual value £14.
It was in the queen’s hands owing to his death and the minority of his son John. The queen took the profits from Thomas’s death until her own death. Since then John Bell of Boston has held it by virtue of letters patent of
Richard
II
.
He also held in his demesne as of fee the manor and advowson of Langton, of
John
duke of Lancaster
and
Thomas
earl of Kent
by knight service, annual value £10. The duke, the earl and their executors held them until 25 April 1393 owing to the minority of the heir.
John his son and next heir was aged 21 on 6 Jan. last .
C 137/41/14 mm. 1-2
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