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RICHARD
TUSTEYNE
AND
ALICE HIS WIFE
134
Writ plenius certiorari ‡ 11 Nov. 1413.[
Clerk].
The king is informed that a messuage and 16 a. land in Charingworth in Ebrington belong to him as an escheat, becuase Richard Tusteyne and Alice his wife, who held in chief, died without heirs of their bodies. Inquire.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES.
Inquisition [indented].
Chipping Campden.
3 Sept. 1414. [
Grevell].
Jurors:
John
Freman
;
John
Pynk
;
John
Warenere
;
Richard
Dameanneys
;
Ralph
Eode
;
John
Gybons
;
Thomas
Freman
;
John
Hereward
;
Thomas
?Hwy..
;
William
Ace
;
Richard
Baker
; and
John
Panchard
.
They held in their demesne as of fee 1 messuage and 16 a. arable in Charingworth in Ebrington, of
Thomas
Grevell
of the manor of Charingworth in socage, annual value 12s.
C 138/5/64 mm. 1-2
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