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OLIVER
DE
RAUGHTON
355
Writ amotus
.
12 Nov. 1406
[
Wymbyssh].
Addressed to Robert de Louthre, referring to earlier writ to William de Louthre.
CUMBERLAND.
Inquisition.
Carlisle.
15 Oct. 1407. [
Louthre].
Jurors:
Roland
Vaux
;
William
de
Denton
;
?Richard
de
Beaulieu
;
Adam
de
Denton
;
Thomas
de
Raghton
;
Nicholas
de
Beaulieu
;
William
de
Suthayk
;
Thomas
de
Staynwygg
;
John
de
Brakanthuayt
;
John
de
Cotyngham
;
John
de
Alanby
; and
John
de
Hoton
.
Long before his death by his charter dated 2 Feb. 1392 , which was shown to the jurors, he granted all his lands in Raughton, Gatesgill and Carlisle and elsewhere in Cumberland to
John
de
Appilby, esquire
, now deceased, and
John
Forster
, who survives, and their heirs and assigns, and they held them.
He died on 22 July 1399 .
John
de
Raghton
his son and next heir was aged 17 on 2 Feb. last .
C 137/65/3 mm. 1-2
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