Jurors: John Palmere ; William Duraunt ; Robert Southhous ; Robert atte Putte ; Richard Tayllour ; William Foghill ; John Barwe ; John Peyntour ; Sampson Kete ; Alexander Cokson ; Nicholas Taverner ; and Thomas Chaloner .

She held the manor of Milstead in her demesne as of fee in chief of Richard II by homage, annual value £4.

She married Thomas and had issue Thomas her heir, aged 21 years on 23 April last . She died on 10 Aug. 1388 . The elder Thomas held the manor by the courtesy of England until he died on 11 Sept. 1401 . Then the king granted it to Arnold Savage by letters patent [CFR 1399–1405 , pp.180–1] and he held until 16 June 1406 when it was granted to Queen Joan to hold until the full age of the heir [CPR 1405–8 , p.193]. She granted it to John Roger of Bridport who still holds.

Jurors: Edmund Lyte ; Nicholas Poulet ; William Barwe ; Robert Bailly ; William Wattes ; John Weylond ; Geoffrey Wynde ; William Wynde ; Richard Odam ; John Dorset ; William Asshe ; and John Woluerton .

Joan Lovell held the manor of Milton Clevedon, annual value £8, and a quarter of the manor of Wanstrow, annual value 40s., in her demesne as of fee of Richard de Sancto Mauro , knight , by knight service. She married Thomas Lovell , had issue Thomas and died on 10 Aug. 1388. Thomas her son was aged 21 years on 23 April last. Thomas senior held the premises on account of their children until 11 Sept. 1401 when he died. Then the king granted them by letters patent to Robert Leddred [CFR 1399–1405, p.236] who held until 16 June 1406 when the king granted them to Queen Joan [CPR 1405–8, p.193], and she granted them to John Roger of Bridport who has held since. Margaret wife of John Bluet held the manor of Clevedon in her demesne as of fee of Lady Despenser by knight service, annual value £30. She had issue John and Thomas who died. She died on 8 June 1400. Thomas son of Thomas and Joan Lovell is her next heir, being the son of Joan her sister, and he was 21 on 23 April last. John Bluet held by the law of England until he died on 22 Sept. 1405. Then the king granted the manor to Queen Joan and she to John Roger of Bridport and so he has held.