189
Writ.
28 March 1414.
[Wymbyssh].
LINCOLNSHIRE
Inquisition
Horncastle
7 April. [
Turnay].
Jurors:
John
Stanes of Haltham on Bain
;
Robert
Ratheby of Horsington
;
Laurence
Colynson of Coningsby
;
John
Palmer of Mareham le Fen
or
Mareham on the Hill
;
John
Storour of Greetham
;
Robert
Toures of Dunsthorpe
;
Richard
Amory of Horncastle
;
William
Pynson of Fulletby
;
John
Bocher of Low Toynton
;
John
Tetford of High Toynton
;
William
Geuell
of Mareham le Fen
or
Mareham on the Hill
; and
Thomas
Baillyff
of the same.
She held the manor of Scrivelsby in her demesne as of fee with the advowsons, pertaining to the manor, of Scrivelsby, Coningsby, Haltham on Bain, Roughton and Wilksby of the king in chief by the serjeanty of coming whenever a king of England is crowned into his presence armed for war on a destrier (dextrarius), in person or by another if the tenant is not able, and there making proclamation that if anyone shall say that the king has no right to the kingdom, being ready to maintain the king’s right in his own body against any such person or anyone else. The annual value of the manor is £60 payable by equal parts at St. Botolph (17 June),
Michaelmas and St. Andrew (30 Nov.), and of the advowsons, Scrivelsby £10, Coningsby £20, Haltham on Bain £10, Roughton 100s. and Wilksby 100s.
She died on 26 March last.
Thomas
Dymmok, knight
, is her son and heir aged 60 years and more.
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