WILLIAM
DE
WYLUGHBY, KNIGHT
728
Writ.
10 Dec. 1409
[Gaunstede].
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Inquisition.
Cambridge.
27 Jan. 1410. [
Scot].
Jurors:
Richard
Catlyn of Oakington
;
Roger
atte
Chirche of ?Over ('Howe')
;
John
Mabely
of the same;
John
Hylgere of Histon
;
Roger
Dobyn
of the same;
Richard
Belebouche of Westwick
;
Thomas
Page
of the same;
John
Wwarde of Oakington
;
John
Jomlot
[or Joinlot] of the same;
Richard
Spede
of the same;
Thomas
Grey
of the same; and
John
Smyth of Girton
.
William
de
Wylughby, knight, lord of Eresby
, held the manor of Oakington, parcel of the manor of Lilford in Northamptonshire, jointly with Joan his wife, who survives him, by the grant of
John
Copuldyk, knight
,
William
Michell
of Friskney.
Albin
de
Endirby
and
Thomas
de
Endirby
, to them and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to his right heirs. The manor of Oakington is held of the king
in chief of the honour of Huntingdon
, service unknown, annual value 5 marks.
He died at Edgefield in Norfolk on 25 Nov. last , without issue by Joan.
Robert his son and heir is aged 24 years and more.
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729
Writ.
‡
10 Dec. 1409
[
Gaunstede].
Addressed to the escheator of Norfolk and Suffolk.
NORFOLK.
Inquisition.
Cawston.
20 Jan. 1410. [
Rokwode].
Jurors:
Roger
Damyan
;
William
Crop’
;
Thomas
Fraunceys
;
Adam
Fraunceys
;
William
?Scoriam
;
John
Damyan
;
John
Hornyngtoft
;
Richard
Reed
;
Roger
Fraunceys
;
Peter
Intewode
;
Roger
Swerd
; and
...
Lesset
.
He held the manors of Edgefield, Walcott called ‘Esthalle’, and Wheatacre, except the advowsons of Edgefield and Wheatacre, by the grant of
Robert
de
Wylughby, knight
, his father, to him, Lucy his wife and the heirs of their bodies.
Edgefield is held of
Thomas
Bowet
of his manor of Horsford, service unknown, annual value £7;
Walcott of the same Thomas of the same manor, annual value £11 5 1/2d. and no more because the greater part of the demesne abuts on the seashore and strong winds cause the waves to overflow it;
and Wheatacre of Lord Fitzwalter of his manor of Hempnall, service unknown, annual value £16 4s.1d.
He held the manor of Roughton in his demesne as of fee of the heir of
Robert
FitzOsbert
, service unknown, annual value £4 17s.9 1/4d.
He also held jointly with Joan his wife, who survives him, the manors of Chedgrave, and Walcott called ‘Syrwateresmaner’, with 20 a. in Walcott, Keswick, Bacton and Watton, formerly of
Simon
de
Walcote, parson of Walcott
, by the grant of
John
de
Copuldyk, knight
,
William
Michell
of Friskney,
Thomas
de
Enderby
and others, to them and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to his right heirs.
Chedgrave is held of Lord Fitzwalter
of his manor of Hempnall
, service unknown, annual value 11 marks 6s.8d.;
and Walcott called ‘Syrewateresmaner’ of
Thomas
Bowet
of his manor of Horsford
, service unknown, annual value 5s.4d.
Date of death as above.
Robert his son and heir is aged 24 years and more.
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730
[Writ: see [729](#CIPM-WRT-19-729)
.]
SUFFOLK.
Inquisition.
Ipswich.
14 Jan. 1410. [
Rookwode].
Jurors:
Hugh
de
Hoo
;
William
Fullere
;
Robert
Cook
;
Thomas
H...ward
;
William
Baxtere
;
‘Seman.’
Peyton
;
Robert
Knyght
;
Richard
Wolueston
;
Nicholas
de
Kent
;
John
Baly
;
John
Clerk
; and
Robert
Bryd
.
He held the manors of Ufford and Combs in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief:
Ufford as a quarter of a knight’s fee with a rent of £4 13s.4d. from Ipswich, payable by the bailiffs, and the profit of 2 leets and 2 tourns in the hundred of Samford, annual value together £8;
and Combs by fealty, annual value £7 1d.
Jointly with Joan his wife he held the manor of Bradfield of the king in chief as a twentieth part of a fee, by the grant of
John
Copuldyk, knight
, and others [as in no.[729](#CIPM-DOC-19-729)], annual value 13 marks 2s.
He held the manor of Bawdsey
of the earl of Suffolk of his manor of Benhall
, service unknown, annual value 73s.4d.
Date of death and heir as above [no.728].
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731
Writ.
‡
10 Dec. 1409
[Gaunstede].
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Oundle.
25 Jan. 1410. [
Adam].
Jurors:
William
..dburne
;
John
Wattysone
;
John
Knyght
;
Nicholas
Smyth
;
John
Moughton
;
John
Radburne
;
Thomas
Stauerner
;
John
Copyn
;
Hugh
Smyth
;
John
Heryngton
;
John
Aylward
; and
John
Yoman
.
Jointly with
Joan, duchess of York
, his wife, he held the manor of Lilford with the manor of Oakington in Cambridgeshire, parcel of it, by the grant of
John
Copuldyk, knight
, and others as above [no.[729](#CIPM-DOC-19-729)]. They are held of the king of the honour of Huntingdon
, service unknown; annual value of Lilford alone £20.
Date of death and heir as above [no.[729](#CIPM-DOC-19-729)].
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732
Writ.
†
10 Dec. 1409
[Gaunstede].
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Spilsby.
15 Jan. 1410. [
Driby].
Jurors:
John
Marche
of ?Bratoft ('Toft’);
William
Maginis
[?Magnus] of Burgh le Marsh;
Robert
Maginis
of the same;
Walter
atte
Westend of Sloothby
;
Richard
atte
Halle
of the same;
Thomas
de
Halbertoft
;
Stephen
Abraham of ?Bratoft ('Toft’)
;
William
de
Braytoft
of Spilsby;
William
Chaloner
of the same;
Hugh
Sharp of ?Bratoft ('Toft’);
Thomas
Sellay
of the same; and
John
Turnour of Spilsby
.
He held in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief:
Mawthorpe, 52 1/2 a. arable, annual value each a. 4d.
Hogsthorp, 2 pieces of pasture called ‘les Meles’, containing 2 a. by estimation, annual value 4d. and no more because often submerged by the tides of the sea, and 13s.4d. rent from free tenants in the same place; and 8 a. held by bond tenants rendering 13s.4d. at Martinmas and on 17 June (St. Botolph) by equal parts; all by the service of a 14th part of a fee.
Cockerington, 1 messuage, 1 croft of 2 a. pasture and 3 bovates by estimation, by the service of a 10th part of a fee, annual value 50s.
Skirbeck, 1 messuage and the profit called lastage. Of each last of wool comprising 10 sacks taken hence by sea, the master of the ship promises the deputy to collect lastage and profit; if carried within the kingdom, nil; if taken outside the kingdom, 6d. the last, 3d. the half last, separate sacks 1d. From all merchandise taken out of the kingdom: 1 last of dried hides at 20 dickers ( dacre ) to the last, 10 hides to the dicker, 6d., each dicker 1d.; 1 last of undried hides 40d.; each undried dicker 2d.; 1 load of lead 4d.; 100 lambskins 4d.; 100 goatskins 4d.; 100 hareskins 4d.; 1 bundle ( timbra ) of fox furs, containing 40 skins, 4d.; 1 last of bacon comprising 40 bacons, 12d.; each separate bacon 1 1/2d.; 1 weight of grease ( pondus uncti ), containing 14 stone, 14d.; 1 weight of tallow ( cepi ) 4d.; 1 weight of lard ( pinguedinis ) 4d.; 1 bale ( trussell ) bound with cords 8d.; cloths not in bales 1d.; 100 sheepskins with wool, in bale or not 6d.; 100 skins without wool 4d.; 1 fur of hindskin ( penula de byse ) …; of rabbitskins 1d.; of lambskins 1d.; 100 rabbitskins 4d.; 100 squirrelskins in bale 4d.; 100 goatskins 4d.; each scarlet cloth 4d.; 100 lb. wax 4d.; 1 sheaf of steel [rods?] if taken by the sheaf with 32 ‘gaddes’ to the sheaf, 1 1/2d., if several sheafs are tolled 4d. each toll; each bundle of hind furs 4d.; each bundle of marten furs ( martes ) of which 40 make 1 bundle 4d.; 1 weight of cheese or butter 8d.; 1 weight of butter, comprising 16 stone, 1 1/2d.; each tun of wine 4d.; 1 dozen cordwains 1 1/2d.; half cloths not bound in bale 1 1/2d.; 1 millstone 1 1/2d.; and of each couple of ‘frails’ of dried fruit 1 1/2d. The messuage and profits of toll are held of the king
in chief as a quarter of a fee; annual values, messuage 40d., lastage 60s.
He also held in his demesne as of fee 20 a. pasture, 20 a. meadow and 13 a. and 3 roods arable in Burgh
le Marsh, annual value 26s.8d. and 72s.6 1/4d. in assize rents and rent of 1 lb. cumin there: the assize rents and 27 a. meadow and pasture of
Henry
de
Bello Monte
of his fee of Gaunt
, service unknown; 16 a. of
Maud
Cromwell
of her manor of Candlesby
, service unknown; and 10 a. 3 roods of the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England of his manor of Maltby
, service unknown.
Jointly with
Joan
duchess of York
, his wife, he held the manors of Orby and Partney by the grant of
Albin
Enderby
,
John
Stayndrop
and others to them and his heirs:
Orby of the dean and chapter of Lincoln, service unknown, annual value £40;
and Partney of the
bishop of Durham
, service unknown, annual value 10 marks.
Date of death and heir as above. Joan survives him.
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