820
Writ.
‡
21 Nov. 1410
[Wymbyssh].
KENT.
Inquisition.
Larkfield.
9 Feb. 1411. [
Whithed].
Jurors:
William
Bodyll
;
John
Leg
‘carpenter’
;
Thomas
Grangier
;
Henry
Martyn
;
Robert
Cleygate
;
John
Reynold
;
Robert
Goode
;
Thomas
Fygion
;
Robert
Mathew
;
John
Hesell
junior
;
John
atte
Pette
; and
Stephen
Keme
.
By the grant of
Thomas
Moubray, duke of Norfolk
, he held two parts of the manor of Ryarsh for life, with reversion to the duke, by a rent of 20s. payable to Rochester castle on 30 Nov.
The two parts comprise 16 a. arable at 4d., 5 1/2 a. meadow at 20d., 61 a. pasture at 2d., 34 a. wood of which none can be cut in season in the next 5 years then 3 a. yearly at 3s.4d. the a., £6 6s.8d. in assize rents, payable 36s.8d. at Michaelmas and 30s. at each of Christmas,
Easter and Midsummer, and two parts of the perquisites of court 2s.
He died on 2 Nov. last. His heir is unknown.
John
Moubray,
Earl
Marshal
, aged 20 years on 10 Aug. last , is the heir of the
duke of Norfolk
.
C 138/82/20 mm. 1-2
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