AUBREY
WYTTELBURY
212
Writ.
‡
3 Dec. 1406
[Hogham].
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Sleaford.
10 Jan. 1407. [
Cobeldyke].
Jurors:
John
?Lynne
;
Peter
de
Clee
;
Thomas
de
Grene
;
Simon
?Hawell
;
John
Frampton
;
John
?Doune
;
John
Page
;
John
Hayder
;
Robert
Dunsby
;
John
?Olysson
;
James
Bukmynster
;
Ralph
Raynfeld
;
John
Wryght
; and
John
Aleynson
.
Jointly with Margaret his wife, who survives him, he held 2 cottages and 6 a. in Billingborough
of the king of the fee of Hay
, the fee being in the king’s hands owing to the forfeiture of
Thomas
earl of Kent
; annual value of the cottages nil because certain rents are payable to the
countess of Kent
, Lord Beaumont and the
prior of Sempringham
, service unknown; annual value of the 6 a., 2s.
He died on 13 Nov. last . Isabel his daughter and next heir is aged 5 years and more.
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213
Writ.
‡
3 Dec. 1406
[Hogham].
RUTLAND.
Inquisition.
Oakham.
21 Dec. [
Parles].
Jurors:
John
de
Burgh
;
Richard
Pilton
;
Thomas
Pochoun
;
Robert
Bendowe
;
Robert
Bate
;
Robert
Camp
;
John
Heryot
;
Robert
Wright of Barrow
;
Clement
Grubbe
;
Robert
Palmer
;
John
de
Wenton
; and
Robert
Bailly of Teigh
.
He held in his demesne as of fee jointly with Margaret his wife, who survives him, certain lands and tenements in Empingham of
John
de
Basynges
, service unknown, annual value 26s.8d.
On 13 Jan. last he granted by deed to
John
de
Berkele, knight
,
Roger
Flore
,
John
Shordych
and others one quarter of the manor of Whissendine called Wittlebury manor by collusion to defraud and exclude the king from the marriage of his heir.
Wittlebury. The quarter, annual value £20, was held of
Edward
duke of York
, by reason of his liberty and franchise in the county which he formerly held of the king of the honour of Huntingdon
, as an eighth part of a knight’s fee.
He died on 18 Nov. last. Isabel his daughter and next heir is aged 4 years and more.
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214
Writ.
‡
3 Dec. 1406
[Hogham].
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Northampton.
3 Jan. 1407. [
Parles].
Jurors:
Henry
Hertwell
junior
;
John
Portere of Blakesley
;
Nicholas
Mannyng
;
William
Merflet
;
John
Whete
;
John
Al...
;
John
Saunders
;
William
Launden of Horton
;
John
Fraunkeleyn
;
John
Dobbe
;
William
Foxle
; and
John
Seyton
.
Long before his death by a deed dated at Horton on 27 July 1405 he granted to John son and heir of
John
de
Tyryngham, knight
, and his heirs and assigns without fraud or collusion a rent of £4 from the lands and tenements in Horton which
Robert
de
Sutton
and Margery his wife held for their lives by his (Aubrey’s) grant, and a rent of 23s.4d. from lands and tenements which
Robert
Aleyn
, Agnes his wife and Robert their son held for their lives, also by his grant, in the vill and field of Blakesley, with the reversion of all these lands and tenements after the deaths of Robert and Margery, and Robert, Agnes and Robert. They all attorned to
John
de
Tyryngham
, the son. The lands in Horton are held partly of
Reynold
Lord Grey of Ruthin
, partly of the barony of Odell
, by what and how much service they do not know, annual value 40s.; those in Blakesley are held partly of the prince [of Wales], partly of the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England, service also unknown, annual value 23s.4d.
Date of death and heir as above [no.213].
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