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JOHN
NEUMAN
OF GAMLINGAY
380
Writ.
‡
18 May 1408
[
Maupas].
Regarding John Neumam, whose lands held in right of Joan late his wife, deceased, came into the hands of Richard II by reason of his outlawry.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Inquisition.
Gamlingay.
11 June. [
Boteller].
Jurors:
John
Bradeffeld
;
John
Pate
[or Pace];
William
Cook
;
Guy
Horle
;
Guy
Moigne
;
John
Welysed
[?or –fed];
Robert
Smyth of Gamlingay
;
Adam
Styuour
;
John
Bette
;
John
Gery
;
John
Rotholf
; and
Geoffrey
Slache
.
One messuage, 5 a. arable and 1 croft containing 3 roods in Gamlingay, which
John
Neuman, smith
, held in right of the inheritance of Joan his wife, came into the hands of
Richard
II
owing to his outlawry at the suit of
Richard
Gregori
of London, ironmonger, in a plea of debt, and remain in the present king’s hands. Half the messuage and 2 a. are held of
Baldwin
de
Sancto Georgio
by a rent of 8d.; the other half with 2 1/2 a. of the rector of the parish church of Gamlingay by a rent of 6d.; and the 2 roods of the fee called ‘Edmond Avenell’ by a rent of 18d.
John
Smyth
, his son and next heir, is aged 32 years and more.
C 137/65/15 mm. 1-2
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