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LAWRENCE
BERKKEROLLES
and
THOMAS
DE LA BEER
210.
‡.
Commission to
John Derehurst,
Robert Andrewe,
Nicholas Sambourne the younger and
Thomas Crekkelade
[
CPR 1413–16, p.263], as in writ
devenerunt.
16 July 1414.
[
Wymbyssh].
Regarding lands which came into the king’s hand by the death of Laurence Berkerolles, chivaler, who held by knight service of Richard, late lord le Despenser, a minor in the ward of Henry IV, and by the minority of Thomas de la Beere, now deceased, son of John, son of John de la Beere chivaler, son of Agnes, sister of Richard Turburvill, and one of the kin and heirs of the said Richard.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES
Inquisition before
John
Derehurst
and
Robert
Andrewe
Cirencester
13 Nov..
Jurors:
John
Martyn
;
John
Sau...marys
;
Thomas
Snell
;
Reynold
Spycer
;
Richard
?Drapour
of Baunton
;
John
Tame of Fairford
;
John
Sameborne
;
Thomas
Baroun
;
Henry
Pouyter
;
Thomas
Walleys
;
William
Cook of Fairford
; and
John
Harold
.
[Details of the holdings in Coychurch, Langeley, Waterton, Nolton, Coyty, Newcastle, Newland, Llanharry, Altrewe and Neath (all in Glam.) which came into the hands of
Henry IV
by the death of Lawrence, and remain in the hands of the present king are given in CFR 1413–22, pp.99–101,
as are the names of the heirs].
C 138/8/37 mm. 1-2
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