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NICHOLAS WODEHULL

811 Writ. ‡ 10 Nov. 1410 [Aghton]. [Dorse:] by John Waker’.

WILTSHIRE. Inquisition. Salisbury. 5 March 1411. [Andrewe].

Jurors: Thomas Meriet ; John Burdeyne ; Dominic Uphulle ; Thomas Vellard ; John Carre ; Richard Rede ; Richard Wyot ; William Pipard ; John ... ; John White ; Roger Whitfot ; and Philip atte Stone .

He held the manors of Great Durnford and Little Durnford in his demesne as of fee and long before his death granted them to Thomas Peyvere, esquire , John Olneye , Roger Keston , William Halle and Richard Freman, clerk . They are held of the earl of Salisbury , annual values: Great Durnford, £20 and Little Durnford, £12.

He died on 24 Oct. last . Thomas his son and heir is aged 21 years and more.

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812 Writ. ‡ 10 Nov. 1410 [Aghton]. [Dorse:] by John Waker’.

BEDFORDSHIRE. Inquisition [indented]. Shefford. 21 Nov. [Hay].

Jurors: John Breton ; Nicholas Foulere ; Richard Burrych ; Matthew Faukere ; Simon Beton ; Roger But ; Robert Chybolle ; Richard Iuell ; Robert Spencer ; Nicholas Laurence ; William Clerk ; and Thomas Body .

He held nothing in Bedfordshire.

Date of death as above [no. 811]. Thomas his son is his next heir, aged 23 and more.

[Foot:] the last day of October

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813 Writ que plura . ‡ 1 Feb. 1411 [Gaunstede].

BEDFORDSHIRE. Inquisition. Shefford. 9 Feb. [Gyffard].

Jurors: John Breton ; Roger Butte ; Nicholas Laurence ; John Laurence ; Roger Chirche ; Richard Burrich ; Matthew Fauconer ; Simon Beton’ ; Richard Iuell ; Robert Chiboll ; Robert Spencer ; and William Clerk .

He held the manors of Odell and Langford in his demesne as of fee long before his death. On 30 Oct. 1408 before Richard Whityngton , then mayor of the staple of the city of London , and William Andrew, clerk of debts in the same , he acknowledged owing Thomas Pever , William Halle and John Hals £800 to be paid on a fixed day. It was not so paid. They sued for it under the statute of the staple. The manors were extended at £40 before Baldwin Pygot , sheriff, in accordance with the king’s writ, and on 16 Dec. 1408 they were delivered to them to hold until £360 with the losses and expenses incurred was fully paid. So they held them, Odell of the king in chief of the castle of Rockingham , annual value £10, and Langford of the king in chief as one knight’s fee, annual value 45 marks.

Date of death and heir as above [no. 812].

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814 Writ. ‡ 10 Nov. 1410 [Aghton]. [Dorse:] by John Waker’.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Inquisition. Pattishall. 28 Nov. [Adam].

Jurors: Henry Pyncard ; William Merton ; Henry Jon’ [cf. Jonys in 815]; Richard Brunt ; John Langeford ; Hugh Stacy ; Henry Coppyng ; Roger Brayn ; John Gryndere ; Robert Couper ; William Boucher ; and John Lane .

He held nothing in Northamptonshire.

Date of death and heir as above [no.812].

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815 Writ, que plura . ‡ 1 Feb. 1411 [Gaunstede].

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Inquisition. Pattishall. 10 Feb. [Byllyng].

Jurors: Henry Pyncard ; John Deyster ; John Bourton ; John Jonys ; Henry Jonys ; Robert Coupere ; William Bocher ; Roger Brayn ; John Greynder ; Hugh Stacy ; Richard Edmunde ; and Henry Coppyng .

Long before his death he held the manor of Pattishall. He acknowledged his debt as above [no.813]. The manor was extended at 26 marks, 6s.8d. before Ralph Perles , sheriff. It was delivered with the Bedfordshire manors to hold until £73 6s.8d. was fully paid. So Thomas Peyver and the others held it of the king in chief as one knight’s fee, annual value 26 marks 6s.8d.

Heir as above.

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