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JOHN TERYNGHAM
335 Writ. ‡ 26 Jan. 1416. [Wymbyssh].
LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition Market Rasen 10 Feb. [Haunsard].
Jurors: Thomas Edlyngton of East Barkwith or West Barkwith ; John son of Hugh of the same; William de Shawe of the same; Walter Heruy of the same; Thomas Croxby of North Willingham or South Willingham ; William Rede of the same; Nicholas Draper of the same; John Douce of the same; Robert Curteys of Lissington ; John ?Betford of the same; Walter de Brynkell of Holton ; and Walter Haweley of the same.
By his charter dated 31 Dec. 1415 John Teryngham granted to Thomas Aylesbury and John Reynys , knights, Thomas Reynys , Richard Towry and William Hatton and their heirs and assigns, his manors and lordships of Hatton with its members in Panton and East or West Barkwith with all lands, tenements etc., and all the lands and tenements which Alice widow of John his father holds in dower and which should come to him on her death. They are held of Lord Roos of Helmsley by knight service, annual value 40s.
He died on 15 Jan. last. John his son and heir is aged 5 years and more.
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336.
LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition [indented]. Horncastle, 21 Oct. 1420 [Belwode]. [The power by which the inquisition was taken is not stated.]
Jurors: Edmund Fox ; Thomas Dene ; Ralph Raylyson ; Roger ?Almotson ; John Gaylesthorp ; Robert Gayton ; Robert Malot ; John Barbour ; John Norton ; William Hyppeswell ; Richard Denys of ?Langton ; and William Weteley .
He held the manor of Hatton by Wragby with its members in Panton and East or West Barkwith in his demesne as of fee of the Lord de Roos by knight service, annual value 10 marks.
He died on 15 Jan. 1416. John his son and heir, a minor in the king’s ward, is aged 10 years and more, John Reynes, knight , and John Prykke, clerk , have taken the profits since his death.
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337. [Writ: see CIPM XXIII, no. 633.]
LINCOLNSHIRE Inquisition Spital in the Street 12 June 1432 [Langholme]. [This is the Exchequer copy of CIPM XXIII, no. 663, q.v..]
Jurors: Laurence at Hill of Dunholme; John Scale of Faldingworth; John Tumby of Scampton; Alan Goselyng of Torksey; Richard Clogh of Sudbrooke; John Philipson of Faldingworth; John Grene and John Marschall of Nettleham; Walter Litster of Torksey; William Bot of Riseholme; Richard Bentley of Scothern; Robert Danyell of Carlton Paynell ; John Walsyngham of North Carlton; John Bell of Scothern; and William att Hill of Reepham.
He held nothing of the king in chief, but the manor of Hatton as above of Lord Roos of his manor of Wragby as 20th part of a knight’s fee, annual value 10 marks.
Date of death as above. John his son and heir is aged 22 years and more.
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338 Writ. ‡ 26 Jan. 1416. [Wymbyssh]. Addressed to the escheator in Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, but endorsement of execution refers to only one inquisition.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Inquisition Newport Pagnell 11 Feb. [James].
Jurors: Henry Morecroft ; John Heryng ; Simon Turvile ; Reynold Ingrith ; Alan Dalowe ; Henry Goderych ; Henry Englys ; ... Prudde ; John Mulso ; John Tynt ; Thomas Payn ; and John Chubbenale .
By his charter dated 7 Jan. last he granted to Thomas Aylesbury, knight , Thomas Reynys , John Olney and William Campion, clerk , 2 parts of the manor of Tyringham with reversion of the 3rd part which Alice, his father’s widow, held in dower. It is held of Hugh, lord Burnell, by knight service, annual value £4. The tenants of the 2 parts attorned to them. By the same charter he also granted the reversion of lands and tenements in the parish of Croughton [in Northants] held by his brother Roger.
Date of death and heir as above.
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