HUGH
DE
WATERTON, KNIGHT
818
Writ mandamus
.
‡
7 Sept. 1411
[Wymbyssh].
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Spital in the Street.
21 Sept. [
Thorley].
Jurors:
Robert
Jakes
;
Richard
Gardener
; John
son of
Simon
of Beltoft
;
Thomas
Barn’
of Belton
;
John
Bayly of Epworth
;
Richard
Brunham
of the same;
Edward
Certeyn
of the same;
John
Tylle of Haxey
;
Simon
Clerc of Haxey
;
Robert
Walterson of East Lound
;
John
Belle of Owston
; and
Richard
atte
Lane of Gunthorpe
.
By the grant of
Thomas
de
Moubray,
Earl
Marshal
, he held the manor of Wroot for life of the abbey of St. Mary, York, by a rent of 14s., annual value 66s.8d.
He died on 2 July 1409, heir unknown.
Queen
Joan
has held since his death by letters patent of 2 parts of the manor of Epworth of which Wroot has been parcel from time immemorial.
The
duke of Norfolk
died on 22 Sept. 1399 ; from him the right to the reversion descended to
Thomas
Moubray
and so to John who was aged 21 on 10 Aug. last.
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819
Writ mandamus
.
23 Feb.(?) 1412
[W...].
HEREFORDSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Ledbury.
18 July. [
Gomond].
Jurors:
John
Warde of Aylton
;
Thomas
Marky
;
William
Forde
;
Stephen
Wattys
;
Richard
Avenell
;
William
More
;
Richard
Ravynhull
;
John
Wattys
;
Richard
Parker
;
Richard
Hope
;
Richard
Howton
; and
Henry
Fawkener
.
By a fine of 1387 [CP 25(1)/289/55, no.160]
Richard
Nasshe
and
Hugh
Haresfeld
granted to
John
Bremwich, knight
, and Katherine his wife the manors of Credenhill and Eaton Tregose with the advowson of the chapel of Eaton Tregose in Herefordshire and the manor and advowson of Broomsberrow in Gloucestershire to hold to them and the heirs of their bodies.
John
Bremwich
died and Katherine survived him holding the manors. She then married
Hugh
de
Waterton
and still holds.
Date of death as above, heir unknown.
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819A
[Writ not required].
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio.
Gloucester.
24 Sept. 1409. [
Grevell].
[Ms galled and faded.]
Jurors:
James
Gayne..
;
Richard
de
A..e
;
John
Weston
of Olde...
;
John
Chaundele...
;
Thomas
Staunton
;
?Nicholas
Bayly
;
John
?Lawys
;
John
Coll..well
;
Robert
Haynes
;
John
Wykham
;
Thomas
?Lepyate
; and
William
Chis...
.
The present king granted to Hugh Waterton, chivaler, deceased, and Katherine his wife, who survives, the keeping of the manor of Minchinhampton, with the possessions, lands, tenements, and rents [of the alien abbess of Caen] in the same county, from 29 Sept. 1400 [for the duration of the war with France] rendering £80 at Easter and Michaelmas equally, as in the king’s letters patent [CFR 1399-1405, 14].
The said king, lately duke, late earl of Derby, Hereford, and .... granted to Hugh Waterton the manor of Tibberton, for his good service, rendering a leaf of ‘maple’ at Midsummer,
... the king .. . wards, marriages, fees, and advowsons ... by his letters patent ...
Afterwards Hugh surrendered the latters patent in the chancery of the king, then earl of Derby, to be cancelled, and the king, ... earl of Derby of his special grace granted for his good service ... the manor of Tibberton .... to Hugh, deceased, and Katherine his wife, who survives, for the term of their lives, rendering a leaf of ‘maple’ at Midsummer, ... the king, then earl of Derby and his heirs ... wards, marriages, fees and advowsons pertaining to the manor, as in the letters patent. Katherine survives. The manor is worth £20 yearly.
He died on 25 June 1409 ['Tuesday after Midsummer last'. Tuesday 25 June was the day immediately after Midsummer Day; 2 July, the death date given in 817 and 818, was the following Tuesday - perhaps it was this that was meant].
[Margin:] Not engrossed because no cause of seisin.
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