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JOHN
KANTEYS
AND
SARAH
MUNDE
135 [Writ not required.]
KENT.
Inquisition ex officio Canterbury.
11 Oct. 1413. [
Horden].
Jurors:
Thomas
Huntebourne
;
Richard
Hangerell
;
Thomas
Fytton
;
John
Hardy
;
Nicholas
Languace
;
Robert
Latemer
;
William
Brems
;
Stephen
Tote
;
John
Stonbregg
;
Thomas
Greneham
;
John
Pykenett
; and
William
Dorant
.
On 31 March 1405
John
Kanteys
granted all his tenement called Shingleton in Eastry to
Robert
atte
Halle
for 9 years, Robert rendering £5 yearly by equal parts at Midsummer,
Michaelmas,
Christmas and Easter. Afterwards on 26 March 1408 he was outlawed in a writ of debt at the suit of
Edmund
Salle
, and he, John, has taken that farm since that date. He has no other lands, tenements, goods or chattels, nor had he when he was outlawed.
Sarah daughter of
William
Munde
died on 24 June 1400 holding 1 ruinous messuage in Canterbury in the lane called ‘Spechehouslane’ between a messuage of the prior of Christ Church and a messuage formerly of
Robert
Bacheler
, annual value 12d. She held no more.
[The foot of the inquisition has two seal tags.]
E 149/100/13
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