452
Writ.
5 Oct. 1407
[Sireston].
DEVON.
Inquisition.
Modbury.
10 Nov. [
Jaycok].
Jurors:
John
Terry
atte Trewery
;
John
Haredon
;
John
Strode
;
Richard
Goddrygge
;
Thomas
Bonclerc
;
John
Schephurde
;
William
Goue
;
Richard
Huichun
[or Hiuchun, Hinchun];
William
Frye
;
John
Torryng
;
Richard
Baucombe
; and
Richard
Pynde
.
John
Isaak
,
Nicholas
Tremayn
and
John
Prousz
held the manor of Flete and a third part of the manor of Holbeton, and by their charter granted them to Isabel for life with remainder to
John late earl of Huntingdon
, Elizabeth his wife, who survives, and his heirs. They granted the reversion to Warin Waldegrave,
John
Lewys, clerk
, and
William
Burleston
, and their heirs and assigns. Isabel attorned to them. They regranted the reversion to the earl and Elizabeth and their heirs and assigns by charter, and Isabel attorned to them. The earl died. Elizabeth married
John
Cornewayll, knight
, who still lives, and so the reversion belongs to them in right of Elizabeth and to her heirs and assigns. The manor of Flete and third part of the manor of Holbeton are held of
Edward
earl of Devon
of his castle of Plympton St. Mary
by knight service, annual value 20 marks.
After the death of her husband,
John
Daumarle, knight
, she held in dower, by the assignment of
Clarice
Berye
, with reversion to her and her heirs a third part of the manor of Aveton Giffard, of the
earl of Devon
of the same castle by knight service, annual value 10 marks,
and a third part of the manor of Lustleigh, of the
earl of March
, a minor in the king’s ward, of his manor of Marshwood Vale
by knight service, annual value 60s.
She held for life by the grant of
John
Isaak
,
Nicholas
Tremayn
and
John
Prousz
: the manor of North Huish, annual value 6 marks,
and the advowson, annual value nil, with remainder to
Thomas
Tremayn, clerk
, for life, then to Clarice and her heirs, of the
earl of Devon
of the same castle; the manor of Marytavy, annual value 100s.,
and the advowson, annual value nil, with remainder to
James
Tremayn
for life and then to Clarice and her heirs, of
Robert
Hull, senior
, of his manor of ‘Byckeford Wallys’; and the manor of Sydenham, with remainder to
Nicholas
Tremayn
for life, and then to his heirs, of
John
de la
Pomeray, knight
, by knight service, annual value 60s.
She also held for life of the
earl of Devon
of the same castle by knight service: the manor of Throwleigh by the grant of
John
Isaak
and
Nicholas
Tremayn
, with remainder to
John
Prousz
and his heirs, annual value 40s.;
the manor of Gidleigh by the grant of the same, with remainder to
Richard
Prousz
for life, and then to
John
Prousz
and his heirs, annual value 50s.;
and 1 messuage and 1 carucate in Whitchurch and Collaton by the grant of
John
Isaak
and
John
Prousz
, with remainder to
Nicholas
Tremayn
and his heirs, annual value 40s.
She died on 30 Aug. 1407 .
Nicholas
Tremayn
, her son and heir, is aged 40 years and more.
C 137/68/43 mm. 1-2
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