MARGERY DAUGHTER AND HEIR OF
WILLIAM
HUGGEFORD
82
Writ devenerunt ‡
5 Nov. 1413. [
>Wymbyssh].
William Huggeford held of Henry IV.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Inquisition [indented].
Stow cum Quy.
11 Nov. [
Leverer].
Jurors:
John
?Bury
;
William
Balle
;
John
Neweman
senior;
Robert
Garton
;
John
Boyho
;
John
Hore
junior;
John
Neweman
junior;
Robert
Yepe
;
John
Hoberd
;
William
Hoberd
;
John
Hore
senior;
John
Serle
; and
William
Clerk
.
She held 80 a. and a house called ‘le Fysshehous’ with an adjacent croft in Stow cum Quy
of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value 7 marks.
She died on 3 Oct. last. Alice wife of
Thomas
Lucy, knight
, is her next heir being the sister of William her father, aged 26 years and more.
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83 Writ,
melius inquirendo
‡ 14 Nov. 1413. [
Gaunstede].
Inquire as to her estate, the service by which held, whether the premises came into the hands of Henry IV
because of William’s death and Margery’s minority, and whether they remain in Henry V’s hand.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Inquisition.
Stow cum Quy.
18 Nov. [
Leverer].
Jurors:
John
Bury
;
William
Balle
;
John
Newman
;
Robert
Garton
;
John
Boxo
[sic, ?or Boyo];
John
Hore
;
John
Serle
;
William
Clerc
;
William
Huberd
;
Robert
Yepe
;
John
Huberd
; and
John
Hore
junior.
By the death of
William
Huggeford
and owing to the minority of Margery the 80 a., ‘le Fysshehous’ and the croft came into the hands of
Henry IV
and remain in the hands of the present king. She held them in her demesne as of fee to herself and her heirs of the king in chief as a 12th part of a knight’s fee.
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84
Writ devenerunt ‡
23 Oct. 1413. [
>Wymbyssh].
William Huggeford held of Henry IV.
BEDFORDSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Bedford.
11 Nov. [
Styrklond].
Jurors:
Nicholas
Lee
;
John
Shephurd of Ampthill
;
John
Brygge
;
William
atte
Sloo
;
William
Fedyk
;
John
Testard
;
William
Chapman
;
Richard
Adam
;
Henry
Kyng
;
John
Symond
;
Robert
Luffe
; and
John
Janyn
.
She held in her demesne as of fee:
Wilden, the manor and advowson, of the king in chief of the honor of Peverel by knight service, annual value £16 13s.4d.
Carlton, 1 toft, 100 a. arable, 10 a. meadow and 20 a. wood called Pavenhams, of the king in chief by knight service, annual value 66s.8d.
Wootton Hoo in Wootton, 2 parts of the manor, of the heirs of
Robert
Todenham
as part of the barony of Bedford, service unknown, annual value nil because
John
Trailly, knight, formerly lord
of the manor, granted
John
Herteshorn
, who still lives, and Alice his wife, now deceased, an annuity of £6 from it for their lives by his charter dated at Northill on 30 Sept. 1392.
Ravensden, 2 parts of the manor, formerly ‘Trailles’, of the Earl Marshal, service unknown, annual value 13s.4d. and no more because
Reynold
Trailly
granted
John
Herteshorn, esquire
, 5 marks yearly for life from it by his charter dated at Northill on 7 Aug. 1401.
Date of death and heir [as above](#CIPM-DOC-20-82).
The premises came into the hands of
Henry IV
and remain in the present king’s hands. .
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85
Writ devenerunt ‡
6 Oct. 1413. [
Alderford].
William Huggeford held of Henry IV.
SHROPSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES.
Inquisition.
Shifnal.
19 Oct. [
Haukeston].
Jurors:
Thomas
Fouler
;
William
Foukesson
;
Thomas
de
Blymenhull
;
John
Astewall
;
William
Weston
;
William
Burnell
;
John
Balard
;
William
Luytelford
;
William
Goolde
;
John
Page
;
William
Baker
; and
William
Jowkys
.
Owing to her minority the following came into the hands of
Henry IV
and remain in the present king’s hands:
Little Stockton, manor, held of the king
in chief by a rent of 4s. payable to the sheriff by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas, annual value 60s.
Middleton Higford, the manor, of
Thomas
earl of Arundel
by knight service, annual value £20.
She also held the reversion of 20 marks rent in the manors of Higford and Apley and in the vills of Norton and Stockton which Philippa widow of
William
Huggeford
holds for life by the grant of
Thomas
Wrotteslegh
,
William
de
Wyken
,
Roger
Garet
and
William
de
Newton
, clerks; and the reversion of a 3rd part of the manors of Higford and Apley and of lands and tenements in Norton and Stockton which are part of the manor of Apley and which Philippa holds for life in dower of William her late husband, annual value of the 3rd parts 20 marks.
The remainder of these manors and of the lands and tenements came into the king’s hands owing to the death of William and the minority of Margery. All are held of
Thomas
earl of Arundel
by knight service, annual value of the remainder 20 marks.
She died on 2 Oct. last, heir [as above](#CIPM-DOC-20-82).
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86
Writ devenerunt ‡
5 Nov. 1413. [
>Wymbyssh].
William Huggeford held of Henry IV.
SHROPSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES.
Inquisition.
Bridgnorth.
14 Nov. [
Haukeston].
Jurors:
Richard
Hord
;
William
Stapeley
;
William
Palmer
;
William
Goldsmyth
;
Robert
Ewdenas
;
Roger
Richard
;
Hugh
Grene
;
Richard
Beckebury
;
William
Sprot
;
Nicholas
Collyng
;
William
Chese
; and
Roger
Watys
.
The following which she held in her demesne as of fee came into the king’s hands owing to the death of her father and her minority:
Little Stockton, the manor, of the king in chief by a rent of 4s., annual value 5 marks.
Middleton Higford, the manor, of the
earl of Arundel
by knight service, annual value £20.
Apley, the manor with the advowson of Little Stockton, of the same earl, service unknown, annual value £20.
Astley Abbots, 1 messuage, of the
abbot of Shrewsbury
, service unknown, annual value 6s.8d.
Bridgnorth, 2 cottages, of the king in free burgage, as all the borough is held, annual value 8d.
She died on 3 Oct. last, heir [as above](#CIPM-DOC-20-82).
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