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RICHARD
SAVAGE
470
Writ devenerunt
.
‡
3 Oct. 1407
[
Mapilton].
Regarding Richard Savage, whose lands, which he held for the term of his life by curtesy after the death of Agnes his late wife, were taken into Richard II’s hand on account of a felony for which he abjured the realm.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Folkingham.
21 March 1408. [
Morley].
Jurors:
Ralph
Raynfeld
;
John
Schefeld
;
Richard
atte
Kirkestile
;
Alan
Wright
;
'Aunger'
Couper
;
Robert
Lambard
;
William
Cartwright
;
Hugh
Irnmonger
;
Robert
Dunnesby
;
Robert
Chaumpneys
;
Nicholas
Hole
;
John
atte
Ostend
;
Nicholas
Bocher
;
John
Sylkeby
; and
John
Yotteson
.
Six a. arable and 3 roods of meadow in Walcot which
Richard
Savage
of Folkingham
held for life by the law of England, of the inheritance of Agnes his late wife, daughter and heir of
John
Walkot
, came into the hands of
Richard
II
and remain to the present king owing to the felony of
Richard
Savage
at Stamford on 20 March 1395 , when he killed
John
Bocher
of Stamford
, and for that abjured the realm. The 6 a. arable and 3 roods of meadow in Walcot are held of
Katherine
de
Walkote
, service unknown, annual value 2s.
He died on 29 March 1402 . Joan, daughter of
William
Fogg
of Folkingham
and Isabel his late wife, is kinswoman and heir of Agnes, being the daughter of Isabel, daughter of Agnes, and aged 12 years and more.
C 137/69/47 mm. 1-2
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