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JOHN DE HARYNGTON

914 Writ mandamus . ‡ 4 Dec. 1411 [Wymbyssh]. Regarding lands held of Richard II

LINCOLNSHIRE. Inquisition. Boston. 14 Jan. 1412 [Westby].

Jurors: Robert Algarkyrk of Kirton in Holland ; John Thomson of the same; John Midilton of Frieston ; Richard Pynchebek of Butterwick ; John Melton of Sutterton ; John Iueson of Kirton in Holland ; John Marche of Skirbeck ; John Murre of the same; William Wannote of Fishtoft (‘Toft’); Robert Arnald of Kirton in Holland ; John Pynchebek of Leverton ; and John Wryght of Boston .

He held a third part of the manor of Skirbeck and Beausolace of Anne queen of England of the lordship of Richmond by knight service, annual value £4.

He died at Fleet on 10 Sept. 1389 . Owing to the minority of Robert his son it was taken into the hands of the queen, and then of the king until 29 Sept. 1399 . Since then John Belle of Boston has held it by letters patent [not found] until the full age of the heir, John, rendering £4 yearly. There was no heir called John, but Robert as above, now aged 22 years and more.

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915 Writ, melius inquirendo. ‡ 22 Feb. 1412 [Wymbyssh]. Regarding 914. Inquire as to his estate in the third part, and further certify the king whether the heir Robert, and the heir called John son of John de Haryngton, named in Henry IV’s letters patent to John Belle, are the same.

LINCOLNSHIRE. Inquisition. Boston. 30 March. [Westiby].

Jurors: John Puluertoft ; Thomas Sly ; John Athelard ; William Warner ; John Hunnyng ; Thomas Colynson ; Robert Abram ; John Marche ; Alan Warwyk ; Thomas Sollay ; Robert Warner ; and Richard Pynchebek .

He held a third part of the manor of Skirbeck and Beausolace in his demesne as of fee. Robert his son and heir is the same person as the John named in the writ.

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