Jurors: Robert Gould ; Mark Horn ; William Hoggesworth ; William Lange ; Thomas Hillary ; John Clerk ; Henry Bailly ; Hildebrand Knyth ; William Torner ; William Bunne ; John Hull ; and Hugh Clerk .

He held the manor of Broadwindsor with the hamlet of Attisham and the hundred of Broadwindsor to himself and his heirs male by the grant of Robert Vaggiscomb, formerly canon of Exeter and parson of Parkham , of the king in chief in grand serjeanty by a rent of £4 9s. payable by the sheriff, annual value 20 marks.

He died on 29 July. Richard Courtenay, clerk , his son and heir, is aged 24 years and more.

Jurors: John Seyntclere ; John Doudyng ; John Chapeleyn ; Walter ?Lirlek [?Vrlek. E: ?Lerbek]; Ralph Seynclere ; Thomas Boucher ; William Petyevyn ; William Pecche ; John Bridham ; John Poughull ; John Lane ; and Nicholas Bolepanne .

He held to himself and his heirs male: East Coker, the manor except the advowson, of the king in chief by knight service, by the grant of Robert Vaggiscomb , William Bampton and William Ponton , clerks, Henry Burton and John Hudersfild , annual value £10. Hardington Mandeville, 1 a. with the advowson, of John Wadham, knight , of his manor of Hardington Mandeville, service unknown, by the grant of the same, annual value 6d. Stewley, half the manor, by the grant of John Southdoune, clerk , and the other half by the grant of John Syward, the whole of Robert Hull of his manor of Trull by knight service, annual value 6 marks. Torweston and Sampford Brett, the manors, with the advowson of Sampford, and 1 messuage and 1 carucate in Watchet, of Hugh Loterell, knight , of his castle of Dunster, by knight service, by the grant of Robert Britz ; annual values, Torweston 10 marks, Sampford manor and advowson 6 marks, messuage and carucate in Watchet 2 marks.

Date of death and heir as above.

Jurors: John Gonys ; Philip Valepuyt ; Nicholas ?Specto[te] ; Thomas Spureway ; Almeric Fitz Waryn ; John Furssh ; John Crosse of ‘Collerugh’; Ralph Prestecote ; William Lywer ; Bartlet Pyle ; John Valewill ; and Henry Whytyng .

He held to himself and his heirs male: Honiton, the manor, by the grant of Robert Vaggiscomb, formerly canon of Exeter and parson of Parkham, William Bampton, formerly parson of Churchill , William Ponton , formerly portioner of Waddesdon, Henry Burton and John Hudresfild , of the king in chief by knight service, annual value 20 marks. Thurlestone, South Huish, Portlemouth, Malborough, Ilton, Salcombe and Sewer, the manors, with wreck of the sea, knight’s fees, rents and services, by the grant of the same five persons, all the services being unknown; Thurleston, annual value £10, Portlemouth, annual value 4 marks, Malborough, annual value 20s., and Ilton, annual value 6 marks, of John Wadham, knight , of his manor of Harberton; South Huish of Lord la Zouche of his castle of Totnes , annual value 100s.; Salcombe of William Ferrers of his fee of Polsloe , annual value 40s.; and Sewer of John de Pomeray, knight , of his manor of Berry Pomeray , annual value 4 marks. Moreton Hampstead, the manor and advowson, by the grant of Robert de Vaggiscomb, formerly canon of Exeter and rector of Parkham, of the king in chief by knight service, annual value 20 marks. Milton Damerel, the manor, by the grant of the same, of Edward Courtenay, earl of Devon , of the honour of Plympton , service unknown, annual value £6. Alphington and Bolberry, the manors except 1 a. and the advowson of Alphington, by the grant of Hugh de Segrave in exchange for the manor of Nuneham Courtenay in Oxfordshire, both of Edward Courtenay, earl of Devon , services unknown, Alphington of his honour of Okehampton , annual value £20, and Bolberry of his honour of Plympton , annual value £10. Powderham, the manor and advowson, by the grant of William bishop of Hereford , and Ralph de Shelyngford , and Whitestone, the manor and advowson, by the grant of Robert de Vaggiscomb and John Hudresfeld , described as 4 messuages, 2 carucates, 2 a. meadow, 200 a. wood, and 13s.4d. rent in Whitestone, of the king in socage of the earldom of Hereford by a rent of 20s.; annual values with the advowsons, Powderham 100s., Whitestone 40s. Cadeleigh, the manor and advowson with fees, reversions, rents and farms, by the grant of Robert de Vaggiscomb , of Edward Courtenay, earl of Devon , of his honour of Plympton , service unknown, annual value 40s. Combe Sackville, the manor, with the knight’s fees of Southleigh, by the grant of William Bonvill, knight , in exchange for lands and tenements in Ilchester, Sock Dennis and Limington in Somerset, and for the manor of Southleigh, except for the knight’s fees in Devon belonging to it, of Elizabeth le Despenser , service unknown, annual value 6 marks. Honiton, 1 a. and the advowson, described as the glebe and advowson, by the grant of Hugh Courtenay, late earl of Devon , of the king in chief, annual value 6d. Chiverstone, the manor, described as all lands, tenements, rents and services in Chiverstone, ‘Sottisford’, Exwell Barton, Kerswell, Cholwell and ‘Parislond’ in Powderham, Exminster, Kenton, Ash, and East or West Teignmouth, by the grant of Hugh Courtenay, late earl of Devon , of Elizabeth Julers, countess of Kent , of her manor Kenton , service unknown, annual value 4 marks. Boringdon, 1 messuage and 1 carucate, by the grant of William Cokkeham , of the abbot of Tavistock of his manor of Boringdon , service unknown, annual value 6s.

Date of death and heir as above