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JOHN PATENEY , CLERK
750 Writ. ‡ 8 June 1410 [Clerk].
SURREY. Inquisition [indented]. Southwark. 25 July. [Wyntershull].
Jurors: Roger Bukkele ; Richard ?Pytigat ; Walter Martyn ; Walter Heryngman ; Robert Quene ; Roger Downe ; Peter Webbe ; John Brasyere ; John atte Cros ; Thomas Nynyght ; Robert Best ; and Henry Haselmere .
He held in Mitcham in his demesne as of fee: 3 virgates of meadow and 1 mown meadow of the king in socage by a rent of 1d., annual value 6d.; 3 1/2 a. arable of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, service unknown, annual value 2s.11d.; 4 a. arable and 3 virgates of the prior of Merton , annual value 3s.10d.; 1 a. arable of the earl of Stafford , annual value 10d.; 1 garden and 1 a. arable of John Dymmok , annual value 10d.; 1 a. arable of John Warbulton , annual value 10d.; and 1 messuage and 1 1/2 a. of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, annual value 2s.
He died on 3 Nov. 1400 . John Knotte , son of Agnes his sister, is his next heir, aged 24 years and more.
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751 Writ mandamus . ‡ 12 Nov. 1410 [Haseley]. Addressed to Thomas Knolles, mayor of London.
LONDON. Inquisition. 13 Jan. 1411. [Knolles].
Jurors: John Basset ; Nicholas Ryngewod ; Robert Blake ; Richard Chapman ; Richard Baron ; Robert Bastewyk ; John Standolf ; Peter Torold ; Richard Wodecok ; John Luton ; John Mapelesden ; and Robert Halle .
John Pateney , citizen and freeman of London, by the name of the rector of Tangmere in the immediate jurisdiction of Canterbury, died on 3 Nov. 1400 . By his will entered by the custom and liberty of the city in Guildhall on 26 Jan. 1400 he left his tenement in Old Change, his tavern next St. Nicholas Shambles, his tenement at the end of Bread Street and his tenement at the end of Watling Street to Philip Totyges and John Hebbe , his executors, to sell and devote the money to the health of his soul and those of his ancestors. They sold the tenement in Old Change to William Harpeden , the tavern to Henry Partrych , and the tenements in Watling Street and at the end of Bread Street to John Ryppelay , to hold to them and their heirs. All are held in free burgage, annual value £7 16s.
Date of death as above. The heir is unknown.
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