928
Writ.
‡
22 Feb. 1404
[Scarb’].
WILTSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Marlborough.
28 Feb. [
Colyngborn].
Jurors:
Thomas
Polton
;
John
Burdon
;
Richard
Maleweyn
;
John
Dobber
;
John
Benger
;
Thomas
Eyr
;
John
Brutte
;
William
Northampton
;
Adam
Smyth
;
Thomas
Knocston
; William
Castelton; and
Thomas
Cryps
.
John
de
Nubury, chaplain
,
Adam
Blake, chaplain
, and
Thomas
Hungerford
, citizen and merchant of Salisbury, by their charter with royal licence [ CPR 1354–8 , pp.308–9] granted the manor of Rushall with the advowson to
Edward
de
Stocke
and Joan, then his wife, and the heirs of the body of Edward, with successive remainders to Thomas son of
Walter
de
Hungerford
and the heirs of Thomas,
William
de
Lucy, knight
, and his heirs, Edmund brother of
William
de
Lucy
and his heirs,
Thomas
de
Stocke
and his heirs, and the right heirs of Edward.
Edward
de
Stocke
died without heirs. Joan then held it for life, of the king as one quarter of a knight’s fee, annual value 20 marks.
She died on 18 Feb. last . Thomas son of
Walter
de
Hungerford
is dead. It should remain to
Walter
Hungerford, knight
, son and heir of Thomas son of Walter, aged 25 years and more.
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