402
Writ.
‡
20 Sept. 1408
[Clerk].
HAMPSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Winchester.
22 Sept. [
Baynard].
Jurors:
Ralph
Greyschank
;
John
Sutton
;
Nicholas
Tannere
;
Thomas
Dene
;
John
Smyth of Chidden
;
Andrew
Elyng
;
Richard
Clerc of Candover
;
Robert
Tannere of Heckfield
;
John
Chaude
[or Chande];
John
Frenssh
;
John
Osmond
; and
Andrew
Foughlere
.
He held the manor of North Ashley to himself, Joan his wife, the heirs of their bodies and his right heirs, of
Richard
II
in chief by knight service, amount unknown, by a fine of
Richard
II
[CP 25(1)/207/28, no.11] shown to the jurors, annual value 10 marks.
Similarly the manor of Preston Candover by a fine [CP 25(1)/207/28, no.12] by which
William
Wykeham, bishop of Winchester
, gave it them to hold of him by a rose, with reversion failing their heirs to the bishop and his heirs, annual value 5 marks.
They had a daughter Agnes, now deceased, who was the wife of
Walter
Sandes
. She had a son
Thomas
Sandes
, now aged 3 years and more, to whom these manors should now descend.
Thomas and Isabel Overton, once his wife, held jointly by the grant of
John
Overton
, to them, the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Isabel: 1 messuage and 1 carucate in Bishop’s Waltham, of the
bishop of Winchester
in socage of his manor of Bishop’s Waltham
, by a rent of 10s. payable by equal parts at the four terms, annual value 20s. [corrected to 40s. in E]; and 1 toft and 2 virgates called ‘Quablond’ in Titchfield, of the king in chief by knight service, 2s. rent and suit at the hundred court of Titchfield
, annual value 50s.
They had a daughter Elizabeth, who had a son
Thomas
Tauk
of Hampnett, and he had a son Robert, now aged 5 years and more, to whom these lands should descend.
C 137/66/27 mm. 1-2
E 149/91/17
ENHANCEMENT OF TEXT: The text of this IPM which appeared in the print edition of CIPM XIX has been enhanced in certain respects: see the About pages. Details of a variant valuation in the Exchequer copy have also been added.