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WALTER
CLOPTON, KNIGHT
922
[Writ not required.]
HAMPSHIRE.
Inquisition ex officio.
Ringwood.
15 Nov. 1406 [
Coventre].
Jurors:
Thomas
Holme
;
John
Ryver
;
Nicholas
Bouel
;
John
Benger
;
John
Notyer
;
John
Frebody
;
Philip
Randolf
;
Stephen
Bocher
;
Andrew
atte
Watter
;
John
North
;
William
Scot
; and
Adam
Pygot
.
He held the manor of Ellingham called Moyles
alias Rockford Moyles for life by the grant of
William
Botreaux, knight
, deceased.
He died on 21 Oct. 1400 . Immediately the king by letters patent [CPR 1399-1401 , p.393] granted 2 parts of the manor to
John
Fekenham, esquire
, during the minority of William son of
William
Botreaux, knight
, who held the whole manor of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value of the 2 parts 12 marks. Fekenham has held them and taken the profits since then. Elizabeth widow of
William
Botreaux, knight
, holds the third part in dower, annual value 6 marks.
E 149/90/2
923
Writ mandamus
.
‡
16 Sept. 1411
[
Smyth].
Regarding lands held by knight service of the heir of William Botreaux knight who held of Richard II in chief, a minor in royal custody
HAMPSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Winchester.
16 Oct. [
Andrewe].
Jurors:
Thomas
Crook
;
Henry
Malvarn
;
John
Dobbys
;
John
Hayes
;
John
Chaundeler
;
Laurence
Hamelyn
;
Thomas
atte
Lode
;
Roger
Engelfeld
;
William
Smyth
;
John
Clakke
;
John
Saueray
; and
John
Hille
.
He held 2 parts of the manor of Ellingham Moyles for life by the grant of
William
Botreaux, knight
, with reversion to
William
Botreaux
the son, a minor in the king’s ward, by the rent of a rose at Midsummer. They are held of the king
in chief by knight service, annual value £6.
He died on 21 Oct. 1400 .
Richard
Clopton
is his brother and heir, aged 50 years and more.
John
Chitterne, clerk
, has held since his death by the grant of
John
Fekenham
who held by letters patent [CPR 1399–1401 , p.393].
C 137/85/14 mm. 1-2
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