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RALPH
HASTYNGS, KNIGHT
216
Writ,
melius inquirendo and que plura.
‡
3 March 1407
[
Gaunstede].
Regarding an inquisition before
Richard
Redmane
which found that
Ralph
Hastyngs
, who rebelled on 1 May 1405 and was condemned at Durham on 20 July, held certain lands and tenements in Sutton in Holderness. Inquire as to what the lands were, his estate, of whom held and by what service; and as to Ralph’s heir, and his age. Also inquire what other lands Ralph held.
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
York castle.
1 April. [
Egmanton].
Jurors:
Edmund
Gray
;
William
Kilwardby
;
John
Walker
;
Robert
Wyuyll
;
William
More of Malton
;
John
Trepe
[or Trope?] of the same;
John
de
Swynton
;
Thomas
de
Water
;
John
del
Marre
;
John
Chymney
;
William
Scalby
; and
William
de
Lyllyng
.
William
Gower
and
William
Gybson
, clerks, and
John
Hastynges
of Burnby
and
Robert de Thorneton
, esquires, held 1 messuage, 16 cottages, 6 bovates, 29 1/2 a. meadow and 30s. rent in Sutton in Holderness and gave them to
Ralph
Hastyngs, knight
, father of Ralph, to hold to himself and the heirs of his body, and so they descended to Ralph as son and heir. He assigned a third part to Maud, widow of the elder
Ralph, in dower. She lives and still holds it. He held two parts all his life with the reversion of the third part. All are held of the
archbishop of York
of his manor of Beverley by a rent of 1 grain of pepper. [Cf. CIM VII, no.365].
Richard
Hastynges
, the brother and next heir of Ralph, who died without heirs of his body, is aged 24 years and more.
C 137/58/50 mm. 1-2
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