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THOMAS ATTE WODE AND JOHN DRYVER
275. [Writ not required.]
ESSEX Inquisition ex officio Maldon 28 July 1414 [Ingelfeld].
Jurors: Richard Sampson ; Nicholas Fowlere ; Edmund Hore ; Richard Bawde ; John Hokham ; Roger Bawde ; Thomas Bowres ; John Goodwyne ; Roger atte Hill ; John Melle of Langford ; William Gant of Woodham ; John Sauare ; Thomas Whelere ; and John Colbayne of Tolleshunt .
Thomas atte Wode of Mundon, an idiot from birth, held various lands and tenements in Mundon called ‘Clerkysland’, annual value 13s.4d.
The abbot of St. John’s, Colchester, has taken the issues since 25 July 1412 and is answerable to the king for them.
John Dryvere , felon, about 6 Jan. 1413 took from John Badewe at Little Baddow 5 sheets, 1 coverlet, 1 fur-lined gown, 5 pairs of shoes. 1 bag and 1 pair of stockings, value 13s.4d. John Bocher of Heybridge took them from him at Langford, and still holds them, refusing to surrender them to the escheator. [The inquisition has three fragmentary seals..]
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