ELIZABETH WIDOW OF
PHILIP
DE
DARCY
979
Writ.
‡
19 Aug. 1412
[Waker’].
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Inquisition.
Alnwick.
6 Sept. [
Herbotyll].
Jurors:
John
Fox
;
Richard
Berhalgh
;
John
Etale
;
John
Barker
;
William
Rodom
;
Richard
Wetewang
;
William
Gretword
;
John
Yongere
;
John
Wakefeld
;
John
Scot
;
William
Bell
; and
John
Portere
.
She held in dower of the king in chief by knight service:
Hadston, a third part of the manor and vill, annual value £4 12s.2d.
Cheviot, a third part of the great waste called the forest, annual value nil because wasted by the Scots.
A third part of half the manors of Wooler, annual value 13s.4d., Heathpool, annual value 13d., Belford, annual value 60s., Easington, annual value 40s., Heatherslaw, annual value 13d., and Lowick, annual value 73s.
She died on 11 Aug.
Philip son of John her son is next heir, aged 15 years and more.
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980
Writ.
‡
19 Aug. 1412
[Waker’].
DERBYSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Eckington.
19 Sept. [
Ulgerthorp].
Jurors:
John
Dolfyn
;
Robert
Whythede
;
Richard
Perysson
;
Ralph
Catchers
;
John
de
Kyrk
;
John
del
Hawe
;
John
de
Somerby
;
John
Elys
;
William
Yolgreff
;
Robert
son of
John;
John
Leby
; and
Robert
Soret
.
She held the manor of Eckington and half the advowson of the church, of which
John
de
Ingylby
is rector, of the king in chief [service not specified] in dower of the inheritance of
Philip
Darcy
, annual value £32.
Date of death and heir as above.
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981
Writ.
‡
19 Aug. 1412
[Waker’].
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Lincoln castle.
17 Sept. [
Westby].
Jurors:
Robert
Grenoke
of Torksey;
John
Saxilby
of the same;
William
Graunt of Stowe in Lindsey
, junior;
John
Graive of Torksey
;
Robert
Goite of Marton
;
Thomas
Coupeland
of the same;
Thomas
Pye of Gate Burton
;
Richard
Webster
of the same;
John
Litster
of the same;
John
Fechette of Sturton
;
John
Robynson of Fenton
; and
Thomas
Cook
of the same.
She held for life the manor of Knaith with its members in Stow, Upton, Kexby, Gate Burton and Gainsborough with the advowsons of the priory of Heynings and of the church of Knaith by the grant of
Robert
Wyclyff, clerk
,
John
Markham
,
John
Wodroffe
, and
Hugh
Mitford
to Philip and herself, with reversion after her death to Philip, son of John son of Philip, a minor in the king’s ward. The manor except certain parcels in Upton, Kexby, Gate Burton and Gainsborough is held of the
bishop of Lincoln
of his manor of Stow
, service unknown, annual value 5 marks.
In Upton and Kexby 6 bovates, part of the manor, are held of the
prioress of Heynings
and
Norman
Oliver
, service unknown, annual value 4 marks;
in Gate Burton 3 bovates are held of
John
Phylip
of the manor of Lea
, service unknown, annual value 10s.;
and in Gainsborough 1 messuage is held of
Elizabeth
widow of
John
Scrop, knight
, service unknown, annual value 6s.8d.
She held in dower half the manor of Torksey and 4 marks 8s.6d. rent there from rents and profits called ‘Twopond’, ‘Toftmole’ and ‘Landmole’, parcel of the other half of the manor, half the advowson of the priory of Torksey and the advowson of Southorpe, all with reversion to Philip son of John her son. Torksey is held of the king
in chief by the service of a quarter of a knight’s fee, annual value of her half 8 marks, the advowson of Southorpe of the duchy of Lancaster.
Date of death and heir as above.
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