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THOMAS
HAUKYNS
233
Writ.
‡
24 Feb. 1407
[
Roderham].
Regarding Thomas Haukyns of Thornbury, lately convicted of felony, who held certain lands and tens in the escheator's bailiwick.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Chipping Sodbury.
7 April. [
Greuell].
Jurors:
William
Trewebody
;
John
Busshere
;
John
Skey
;
Richard
Colewych
;
John
Colewell
;
William
Nassh
;
Robert
Goderyngton
;
John
Hulle
;
William
Baily
of ‘Acton’
;
John
Kute
;
Richard
Gylmyn
; and
John
Walker
.
Thomas
Haukyns
of Thornbury was convicted of felony before
John
Cassy
and
John
Derhurst
, justices to deliver the gaol of Gloucester castle, on 18 June 1397 . He died on 8 May 1402 . When he was convicted he held 1 tenement in Thornbury of the
earl of Stafford
by a yearly rent of 6d., annual value 13s.4d. This was once held in her demesne as of fee by Isolda Dymond. She gave it to
William
Haukyns
, father of Thomas, and his heirs. Afterwards William Haukyns married Isolda Dymond.
William
Haukyns
gave it to Thomas and his heirs, with reversion failing such heirs to the right heirs of Isolda. Thomas died without heirs of his body.
Therefore the reversion is to
John
Dymond
as son and heir of Isolda, aged 30 years and more.
John
Busshere
has had the profits since the death of Thomas.
C 137/59/55 mm. 1-2
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