MARGARET WIDOW OF
JOHN
DE
SANCTO LAUDO
, KNIGHT
957
Writ.
‡
8 Jan. 1412
[Sireston].
WILTSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Devizes.
28 Jan. [
Bryde].
Jurors:
Robert
Nyweman
;
Thomas
Hanecok
;
John
Groue
;
Thomas
Horn
;
John
Whetham
;
Roger
Grouer
;
John
Jay
;
William
Gloucestre
;
Robert
Provendre
;
John
Smyth
;
William
Persons
; and
John
Peverel
.
She held the manor of Little Cheverell with the advowsons of the church and chantry for life by the grant of Master Edmund Seintlo, clerk, and
John
Lupyate
to her, then the wife of
Peter
Courteney, knight
, by charter shown to the jurors, with remainder to the right heirs of Alexander son of
John
de
Sancto Laudo
. It is held of the
earl of Salisbury
by knight service, annual value £9.
Alexander died during her lifetime.
William
Botreaux
is his kinsman and heir, being the son of Elizabeth his sister.
Long before her death she gave lands and tenements which she held in fee in Ogbourne Maizey to
Richard
Duffeld
and Alice his wife to hold for the term of their lives without rendering anything. They still hold with reversion to her. They are held of the
duke of York
, service unknown, annual value 20s.
She died on 5 Jan. last .
William
Lord Botreaux
, son of Elizabeth her daughter, is her heir, aged 22 years and more.
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958
Writ … [
torn
].
DORSET.
Inquisition.
Shaftesbury.
21 Jan. 1412 [
?Lanoy].
Jurors:
Thomas
Hatte
;
John
Kynvare
;
Hugh
Crocsale
;
Anselm
Halghwell
;
Thomas
Hasilmere
;
William
Catte
;
William
Chalk
;
Roger
Pygon
;
John
Croksale
;
William
Smyth
;
John
Deygher
; and
Reynold
Hogyn
.
Exchequer text: ?Kynbare
She held the manor of Maiden Newton with 3 messuages in Throop, 5 in Notton and 9 in Crockway jointly with John her late husband by the grant of
John
de
Clyvedon, knight
,
Nicholas
de
Aylesbury, chaplain
, and
John
Huldebrond
to them and the heirs male of their bodies.
Maiden Newton is held of
Maud
Lovell
of the manor of Sutton Waldron
, service unknown, annual value £10,
3 messuages in Throop, 5 in Notton and 9 in Crockway
of
John
Lysle
of his manor of Newton Lisle
by a rent of 1d., annual value 100s.
John
de
Sancto Laudo
was twice married. By his first wife, Alice daughter of
Walter
Paulegh of Brook, knight
, he had two daughters, Ela and Joan. Ela is married to
Richard
Saymour, knight
, and had issue
Richard
Seymour, knight
, now deceased. He left a daughter Alice, now in the king’s ward, aged 3 years. Joan was married to
John
de
Chydyok, knight
, and had issue John, now aged 26 years and more. Both his parents are dead.
By his second wife
John
de
Sancto Laudo
had a daughter Elizabeth who married
William
Lord Botreaux
and had a son William, who is still living.
John
de
Sancto
Laudo died without heirs male by Margaret. Alice daughter of Richard, John son of
John
Chydyok
and
William
Lord
Botreaux are his heirs.
Date of death and heir of Margaret, of full age, as above.
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959
Writ,
plenius certiorari
, as to the remainder of the above-mentioned premises.
‡
17 Feb. 1412
[Smyth].
DORSET.
Inquisition.
Dorchester.
21 Nov. [
Veele].
Jurors:
David
Spencer
;
John
Crokker
senior;
Richard
Wokyng
;
Thomas
Benet
;
Richard
Sothwyk
;
Thomas
Parker
;
John
Busshupp
;
Robert
?Boyfount
;
Walter
Paul
;
John
Bugge
;
John
Fippe
; and
Roger
Rede
.
John
de
Clyvedon, knight
,
Nicholas
de
Aylesbury, chaplain
, and
John
Hyldebrond
held the manor of Maiden Newton, 3 messuages in Throop, 5 in Notton and 9 in Crockway in their demesne as of fee, and granted them to
John
de
Sancto Laudo
and Margaret, the heirs male of their bodies and his right heirs.
He was twice married … [as above].
Alice, John and William are the right heirs to whom the premises should descend.
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960
Writ.
‡
8 Jan. 1412
[Sireston].
SOMERSET.
Inquisition.
Frome.
19 Jan. [
Lanoy].
Jurors:
Richard
Pauleigh
;
Walter
Silfeyn
;
Henry
Noreys
;
William
Pouleyn
;
John
Boteler of Littleton
;
John
Norton
;
John
Bonde of Nunney
;
William
Colesborne
;
John
Roules
;
Henry
Nicholas
;
Philip
Loryng
; and
Walter
Jones
.
She held the manors of Aller, Yeovilton, Cricket Thomas, Shipham, Cheddar and Leigh, 26s.8d. rent in Wells, and the advowsons of Aller, Cricket Thomas and Shipham and of the chantry of Aller by the grant of Robert son of
Robert
Hull
,
Richard
Virgo
,
William
Buttes, clerk
,
James
Taunton
and
William
Wyrcestre
to her and
Peter
Courteney, knight
, her second husband, now deceased, for their lives by a fine of 1391 [CP 25(1)/201/31, no.20], shown to the jurors, with remainder to
William
Botreaux
son of Elizabeth daughter of John and Margaret, and the heirs of the body of William.
Aller with the advowsons is held of
Thomas
Broke, knight
, service unknown, annual value £100;
Yeovilton of the heir of
John
Wyke
of Nynehead
, service unknown, annual value 40s.;
Cricket Thomas with the advowson of the heir of Lord Seymour
, in the king’s ward, of the manor of Castle Cary
by suit of court there twice yearly, annual value £7;
Shipham with the advowson of
John
Typtot, knight
, of the manor of Curry Mallet
, service unknown, annual value 60s.;
Cheddar and Leigh of the
bishop of Bath and Wells
, service unknown, annual value 60s.;
and the 26s.8d. rent in Wells of the bishop in burgage.
She also held the manors of Publow and Newton St. Loe with the advowson of Newton St. Loe, lands and tenements in East Chelwood and Stockwood, and rents and reversions in Stockwood by the grant of Master Edmund de Sancto Laudo, clerk, and
Nicholas
Saltcok, parson of Newton St. Loe
, by charter shown to the jurors, to hold to her for life with remainder to Alexander son of
John
de
Sancto Laudo
and his heirs.
Publow and Newton St. Loe with the advowson are held of the heir of Lord le Despenser, a minor in the king’s ward, by suit of court at the honour of Gloucester once yearly, annual value £30;
lands and tenements in East Chelwood of
Richard
Cockes, lord
of that place, in socage, annual value 20s.;
and rents and reversions in Stockwood of the
abbot of Keynsham
by a rent of one unmewed sparrowhawk, annual value 20s.
Alexander survived his father and died under age without heirs of his body.
William
Botreaux
son of Elizabeth, sister of Alexander, is his next heir, aged 22 years and more.
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