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THOMAS SON AND HEIR OF
RICHARD
DE LA
RYVER
64
Writ mandamus
.
‡
1 April 1406
[
Scarb’].
Addressed to William Coventre, escheator of Wiltshire.
WILTSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Marlborough.
11 June. [
Coventre].
Jurors:
John
Wyke
;
Thomas
Canynges
;
John
Fox
;
John
Brute
;
Robert
Palmere
;
Robert
?Peram
;
William
Wyot
;
John
Pyers
;
Thomas
Coke
;
Thomas
Osberne
;
Nicholas
Doune
; and
John
atte
Hegge
.
He held the manor of Westrop in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service, annual value 20 marks. He was under age and in the ward of
Edward
III
because it was held in chief. He died on 13 March 1374 .
After his death
Richard
Priour
, otherwise called Wydecombe, and Joan his wife entered the manor in right of Joan and took the profits, title unknown.
Richard
Clyvedon
and Agnes his wife afterwards entered and enfeoffed
Peter
Courtenay, knight
, to himself and his heirs. He enfeoffed
Thomas
Broke, knight
, to himself and his heirs, and so he held, whereupon
William
Priour
, otherwise Wydecombe, entered and held until
Thomas
Broke
expelled him.
Richard
Clyvedon
and Agnes,
Peter
Courtenay
and
Thomas
Broke
have taken the profits from the day that Richard and Agnes entered to the present, title unknown.
William
Priour
, otherwise Wydecombe, is the next heir of
Thomas
de la
Ryver
, being the son of Joan, daughter of Thomasia, sister of Richard, father of Thomas, aged 26 years and more.
C 137/53/28 mm. 1-2
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