790
Writ,
melius inquirendo.
‡
7 March 1410
[
Gaunstede].
Addressed to Richard Merlowe, mayor and escheator, regarding CIM vii no.401 (second inq.) which found that Ragemund died seised without heir of a tenement and garden in the parish of St Margaret Patyns. Inquire as to her estate in the same.
LONDON.
Inquisition.
12 March. [
Merlowe].
Jurors:
Walter
Rydeler
;
William
Turnour
;
‘Mancelinus’
Reede
;
John
Bokeler
;
Richard
Eyre
;
Thomas
Colman
;
Nicholas
Smyth
;
William
Pekkey
;
John
Essex
;
Thomas
Wotton
;
Richard
Stowell
; and
Stephen
Roo
.
With her husband she bought the tenement with garden, and the little house and piece of land, formerly of
John
Blokle, junior
, citizen of London
, and Joan his wife, situated in the parish of St. Margaret Pattens, as appears in the charter of
David
Kelby
and
William
Denton
, citizens and tailors of London
, and
John
Hayles, clerk
, to them, their heirs and assigns. Afterwards Cadogan Seys, as kinsman and heir of Diggory, by his indenture read and enrolled in the hustings on 21 Nov. 1390 released all his rights to Radegund.
She died holding by this right.
C 137/80/66 mm. 1-2 (was a.q.d. 11 Hen IV, no. 12)
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