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JOHN
BLUET
186
[Writ not required.]
SOMERSET.
Inquisition ex officio
[indented].
Axbridge.
2 Oct. 1405. [
Otery].
Jurors:
William
?Barwe
;
John
Walton
;
John
?Baker
;
Philip
...
;
?William
...nore
;
William
?Flemyng
;
John
...
;
John
?...odom
;
...
Coker
;
John
...
;
John
?Dene
;
William
?Selcok
.
He held two parts of two parts of the manor of Clevedon by the courtesy of England in right of the inheritance of Margaret his late wife, one of the sisters and heirs of
Edmund
Hogshaw
, of Lady Despenser of the honour of Gloucester
by knight service, annual value of the two parts 28 marks 5s.11d. beyond a rent of £10 which was assigned to Joan, now deceased, wife of
Thomas
Lovell
, the other sister and heir of
Edmund
Hogshaw
, in the chancery of
Richard
II
by partition between the sisters [CCR 1389–92 , p.80] as part of her share.
William
Bonevill
and Alice his wife hold a third part of this manor in her dower from
Edmund
Clyvedon, knight
, formerly her husband, annual value 32 marks 8s.5d.; and
a third part of two parts is held by … Burcestre, knight, and Margaret his wife in her dower from
Edmund
Hogshaw
, annual value 22 marks 2s.11d.
Thomas
Lovell
is next heir, being the son of Joan, sister of Margaret, wife of
John
Bluet
, aged 17 years.
E 149/86/6
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