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JOYCE WIFE OF HUGH BURNELL, KNIGHT
261 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
WARWICKSHIRE. Inquisition. Coleshill. 11 April. [Palmere].
Jurors: Richard Haveresham ; Thomas Blythe ; John Bradwall ; John More ; William Lench ; John Chattok ; John Aleyn ; William Sharp ; Robert Cokkes ; Richard Walker ; John Notehale ; and John Baylly of Coleshill .
Jointly with Hugh her husband, who survives her, she held the manor of Bordesley with view of frankpledge of Aston and the hamlet of Duddeston of the king in chief by the grant of Roger Caumpden and John Hyde , clerks, and Edward Dacton by a fine [CP 25(1)/289/54, no.149]; the manor and view of frankpledge by the service of a twelfth part of a knight’s fee, annual value 22 marks, and the hamlet, parcel of the manor, by a twentieth part of a fee, annual value 26s.8d.
She died on 1 Jan. last . Joyce wife of Adam de Peeshale, knight , Maud Buttetourt , Agnes Buttetourt , Maurice de Berkeley and Agnes and Joyce Wykes, daughters of Joan late the wife of John de Wykes , are next heirs. Joyce Peeshale , Maud and Agnes Buttetourt are sisters of John, father of Joyce Burnell , Maud being a nun professed in the abbey of Polesworth, Warwickshire, and Agnes in the abbey of Elstow, Bedfordshire. Maurice de Berkeley is the son of Maurice, son of Katherine sister of John Buttetourt , father of Joyce. Agnes and Joyce Wykes are daughters of Joan, daughter of Alice Kiryell , sister of John Buttetourt . Joyce Peeshale , Maud and Agnes are aged 40 years and more, Maurice de Berkeley 7 years and more, Agnes Wykes 9 years and more, and Joyce Wykes 7 years and more.
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262 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
STAFFORDSHIRE. Inquisition. Walsall. 24 March. [Bagot].
Jurors: Richard Squyer senior; Henry Squyer ; Richard Squyer junior; John de Walstode ; Philip Gille ; Thomas Meyngnell ; John Sauyn ; Simon Paget ; William Ussher ; William Parker ; John Smyth of Clent ; and Thomas de Hall [or Hull]
Jointly with Hugh her husband, who survives her, she held the manors of Handsworth, Maer and Clent, with the advowsons of Handsworth and Maer, and 1 a. beside the park of the castle of Weoley, by the grant of Roger Campden and John Hyde , clerks, and Edward de Acton [as above, no.261], all of the king in chief; Handsworth by the service of a sixth part of a knight’s fee, annual value 20 marks; Maer and Clent at fee farm by the payment of 100s. at the exchequer by the sheriff, annual value beyond that 24 marks; and the 1 a. with the castle by the service of a quarter of a knight’s fee, annual value 4d.
Date of death and heirs as above.
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263 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Inquisition. Newport Pagnell. 18 March. [Brudenell].
Jurors: John Pounfreyt ; John Heryng ; Roger Marchall ; Richard Stafford ; John Blakeburne ; Ralph Jenour ; John Godfrey ; Thomas Ogmer ; John Smyth of ?Lathbury ; John Warlond ; Ralph Deyster of Newport Pagnell ; and Thomas Stotevill .
Roger Campeden and John Hyde , clerks, and Edward de Acton by a fine of 1386 [CP 25(1)/21/106, no.88] granted the reversion of the manors of Little Linford and Newport Pagnell, which Thomas Harecourt, knight , and Maud his wife held for the life of Maud, to Hugh Burnell and Joyce on condition that if Hugh survived Joyce, and if he or his assigns should peacefully hold the castle of Weoley, the manors of Northfield, Cradley, Old Swinford, Handsworth, Maer, Clent and Bordesley, the view of frankpledge in Aston and the advowsons of Old Swinford, Handsworth and Maer, without interference owing to any claim on account of any title of waste or otherwise by the heirs of Joyce, then he should have these manors of Little Linford and Newport Pagnell for life with remainder to the heirs of Joyce; but if he or his assigns were impleaded by the heirs of Joyce, and if they failed to yield to him the above castle, manors, view of frankpledge and advowsons, or any parcel of them or of the hamlet of Duddeston, then he should hold the manors of Little Linford and Newport Pagnell to himself and his heirs for ever. The fine was shown to the jurors. Maud wife of Thomas Harecourt died. Hugh and Joyce entered the manors of Little Linford and Newport Pagnell and held them jointly according to the conditions of the fine. They are held of the king in chief by knight service, annual values Little Linford, 20 marks and Newport Pagnell, £40. Joyce is now dead and Hugh survives. Whether he has been impleaded on account of waste or otherwise is unknown.
Date of death and heirs as above [no.261].
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264 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
WORCESTERSHIRE. Inquisition. Worcester. 2 April. [Beauchamp].
Jurors: John Kyrkeby ; William Aldebury ; Thomas Rompney ; Richard Lygon ; Andrew Feckenham ; John Brewer ; William Abraham ; Walter Fitzheir ; John Beo ; John Colewell ; Walter ?Hewene ; and Simon Castell .
She held jointly with Hugh her husband the castle of Weoley, the manors of Northfield, Cradley and Old Swinford and the advowson of Old Swinford in accordance with the first fine mentioned above [no.261]. All are held of the king in chief by knight service; Weoley by the service of a quarter fee, annual value 40s.; Northfield by a quarter fee, annual value £10; Cradley by a quarter fee, annual value 66s.8d.; and Old Swinford manor as a twelfth part of a fee, annual value 100s.
Date of death and heirs as above [no.261].
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265 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Inquisition. Cambridge. 12 March. [Wynter].
Jurors: John Mylsent ; Thomas Gylot ; Richard Bette ; John Deye junior; John Palmere ; John Glover ; William Hamond ; John Sygar ; William Skylful ; John Loftman ; John Thorp ; and John Jacob .
She held nothing in Cambridgeshire.
Date of death and heirs as above [no.261].
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266 Writ. ‡ 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
LEICESTERSHIRE. Inquisition. Ashby de la Zouch. 12 April. [Palmere].
Jurors: Thomas Blakfordby ; Robert Adyuet ; Thomas atte Halle ; William Arden ; John de Kynton ; John Toppe ; Robert Truan ; Henry de Pakynton ; Thomas Naueby ; Thomas Potter ; William Haywode ; and William White .
She held nothing in Leicestershire.
Date of death and heirs as above [no.261].
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267 Writ. 17 Jan. 1407 [Waker].
SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Haverhill. 23 April. [Rees].
Jurors: Richard atte Hacche ; Thomas Alyemere ; Walter Wyght ; John Mayner ; John Fuller ; John Bedeford ; William Maydegood ; Peter Eyr ; John Heyward ; Thomas Houell ; John Mortymer ; and William Page .
She held nothing in Suffolk.
Date of death and heirs as above [no.261].
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