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PHILIP FITZWARYN
210 Writ. ‡ 11 Oct. 1406 [Wymbyssh].
BERKSHIRE. Inquisition. Abingdon. 20 Oct. [Besyles].
Jurors: William atte Hall ; Robert Goddesday ; Roger Bosse ; Robert ?Culb..ne ; Ralph Bossynger ; John Keauene ; John Dyer ; John Sare ; John Meteford ; Thomas Meteford ; Richard Thomlyns ; and John Bradfeld .
He held the manor of Wantage with the hundred for life, with reversion to Fulk son of Fulk Fitzwaryn , knight, the manor in socage of the lordship of Pembroke in Wales by the service of 1 pair of gilt spurs or 6d. payable at Christmas, the hundred of the king rendering 100s. by the sheriff for hidage by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas as part of the farm of the shire, annual value £55.
He died on 7 Sept. last . Fulk son of Fulk Fitzwaryn was then aged 17 years. Alice his daughter and next heir is aged 1 1/2 years.
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211 Writ, certis de causis certiorari , as to the extent of the manor of Wantage, which is in the king’s hands owing to the death of Philip, who held for life, and the minority of Fulk the heir; to have the extent before the barons of the Exchequer in the quindene of Michaelmas, . 14 July 1408
BERKSHIRE. Extent of the manor made there. Wantage. 18 Sept. [].
Jurors: Thomas Borewell ; Richard Ardyng... ; ... ?Fyssher ; ?Alexander Okebourne ; William Troubrygge ; Richard Buffard ; William ?Byhauene ; John Kyng ; John Yernemouth ; John Baynolf ; Richard D... ; and John ...ell .
Wantage. There are: a hall roofed with thatch; a high chamber with chapel annexed … ruined … a chamber to the east of the hall; another chamber … 3 cellars, namely pantry, buttery and ‘larderhous’ with a kitchen roofed with tiles; also a long stable… also a little … to the south of the hall roofed with … ‘deschambr’ roofed with tiles; also 2 barns with a long house called …house, ruinous and in great need of repair, yielding nothing yearly; in the close a great garden … 20s. yearly; 30 a. in demesne … meadow; 30 a. in demesne in the south field with pasture on the down, annual value 20s.; … meadow called ‘Lysley’ and another called ‘Rokeseye’, each 13s.4d. yearly; another called … 13s.4d.; fair and market, 20s.; the hundred… and no more because it renders 100s. yearly to the king in fee farm by the sheriff, namely at Lady Day and … assize rents from various tenants £26.
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