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AGNES WIFE OF JOHN NEVYLE

97 Writ. 12 May 1406 [Waker]. Described simply as Agnes Nevyll.

SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Debenham. 19 May. [Oldehall].

Jurors: John Roberd ; Thomas Menter ; Robert Brasier ; Thomas Breuster ; William Raldry ; John Colsweyn ; Elias Godyng ; Robert Dalkyns ; John Cook ; John Pope ; ... ?Taillour ; and John Cristemesse .

Andrew Sakevylle, knight , held the manor of Debenham in his demesne as of fee and granted it to John Sakevyle , his son, and Agnes, then John’s wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Andrew. They held in fee tail and John died without heirs. Agnes married John Gobate . Then Andrew Sakevylle granted the reversion with other lands to Peter de Hoo, formerly rector of Alfriston , John Spycer, formerly rector of West Grinstead , William Haldenne and Thomas de Preston , and their heirs and assigns. John Gobate and Agnes attorned to Peter de Hoo, John Spycer, William Haldenne and Thomas de Preston. Peter de Hoo and Thomas de Preston died. William Haldenne, by the name of William Haldenne , citizen and recorder of London, and John Spycer, rector of Hartfield and formerly parson of West Grinstead, granted the reversion of this and other premises to Thomas son of Andrew Sakevylle, knight , and his heirs. John and Agnes Gobate attorned to Thomas Sakevylle. The manor of Debenham is held of the king of the castle of Framlingham by a rent of 4d. for the ward of the castle, annual value £4.

She died on 12 March 1406 . John Glannvyle is her next heir, being the son of George her brother, and is of full age.

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98 Writ. ‡ 25 April 1406 [Mapilton]. Addressed to Edmund Oldhall, escheator of Suffolk. She is described as Agnes, who was the wife of John Nevyle.

SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Framlingham castle. 27 July. [Oldhalle].

Jurors: John Suklyng ; Thomas Belstede ; John Pekenote ; William Moy ; Geoffrey Petristre ; John Brond ; Thomas Leygod ; John Skeyton ; William Godyng ; John Chapman ; Robert Candeler ; and Robert Dod .

Andrew Sakevyle, knight , of Sussex held the manor of Debenham called Sackville’s and granted it to John Sakevyle , his son, and Agnes, then John’s wife, and their heirs, with remainder in default to his own right heirs. John died without heirs of his body and Agnes married John Cobat . Andrew then granted the reversion with other manors and lands to Peter de Hoo, formerly rector of Alfriston , John Spycer, formerly rector of West Grinstead , William Halden and Thomas de Preston , and their heirs and assigns. Peter de Hoo died and the others granted the reversion with other holdings to Thomas Sakevyle of Withyham in Sussex and the heirs of his body. John Cobat died. Agnes married John Nevyll , and she died on 12 March 1406 . Neither John Cobat , Agnes nor John Nevyle attorned either to Peter de Hoo and his co-feoffees or to Thomas Sakevyle of Withyham. The manor of Debenham is held of the heir of the Earl Marshal of the castle of Framlingham by a rent of 4d. for the ward of the castle, annual value £4. Thomas Sakevyle, esquire , of Buckinghamshire is the next heir of Andrew Sakevyle, knight , being the son of Thomas, son of Thomas, knight , of Buckinghamshire, son of Robert, son of Thomas, son of Jordan, son of Bartholomew, brother of William, father of Jordan, father of Andrew, father of Andrew, father of Andrew of Sussex, knight , who died without heirs of his body.

Katherine and Alice, daughters of George Glannvile , brother of Agnes, are her next heirs, both under age, 15 and 12 years old.

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