Jurors: John Veysy senior; John Adam ; John Veisy of Great Barford , junior; Walter Bury ; Thomas Bosyate ; John Pigot ; William Joye ; William Smyth ; John Borewelle ; Matthew Wryght ; William Yonge ; and John ?Rosshe .

He held in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service the following parts of the barony of Bedford: Renhold, two parts of 100 a., annual value 13s.4d. and at that sum let to farm. Holwellbury, two parts of a toft and of 2 roods, annual value 4d. Langford, two parts of half a messuage and of half a virgate, annual value 4s. Wootton, a rent of 10s. Bedford, two parts of a court held every three weeks, annual value 18d.

He died on 27 Dec. last . Robert his son and heir is aged 14 years and more.

Jurors: Richard Lorymer of Seaton ; Thomas Sutton of Ryhill ; George Norththorpp of the same; Stephen Frankys of Elstronwick ; Richard Smyth of the same; John Barne of Seaton ; Thomas son of Cecily of Skeffling ; Robert Sergeant of Elstronwick ; Richard Chapman of the same; Walter Ousays of Burstwick ; William Benyngton of Hedon ; and Thomas Somer of the same.

In the town and fields of Elstronwick by Burstwick and of Humbleton he held 23 messuages and 20 bovates of Edmund earl of Kent of his manor of Cottingham by knight service, annual value 66s.8d.

He died on 27 Dec. 1405. Robert his son and next heir was then aged 14 years and more.

The king by letters patent shown to the jurors [CPR 1405–8, p.145] granted on 1 January 1406 to John Tiptot, knight , the above lands to the value of 20 marks then in his hands owing to the minority until the full age of an heir, and so Tiptot has held them.

Jurors: Thomas Brunne ; John Wodestoke ; John Damyon ; John Garlek ; Henry Horneby ; Matthew Overton ; John Palmere ; William Dorchestre ; John Liffyn ; John Herdewyk ; John Berughby ; and Thomas Cartere of Bugbrooke .

Jointly with Margaret his wife, who survives him, he held by the grant of William Berdewell and John Herlyng , knights, Thomas Neve, parson of Creswell , John Elvered, parson of Oxborough , Robert Grandesden, parson of West Harling , and Edmund Thwayt , but of whom is unknown: Nether Heyford, the manor called ‘Patteshullesmanere’, annual value 2 marks. Grimscote, the manor, annual value 40s. Farthingstone, 2 messuages, annual value 1/2 mark. Bugbrooke, 3 messuages, annual value 18s. Cold Ashby, 1 messuage and 1 cottage, annual value 40d. West Haddon, 5 messuages, annual value 30s. Floore, 3 messuages, annual value 2 marks. Pattishall, 2s. rent.

He died on 27 Dec. 1405. Robert his son and heir is aged 15 years and more.

Margaret has held them since his death and still so holds.