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ROBERT SON OF ROBERT TUDENHAM, ESQUIRE
780. [Writ not required.]
SUFFOLK. Inquisition ex officio [indented]. Stowmarket. 16 Sept 1417 [Oldhall].
Jurors: Walter Barbour ; William Eston ; John Pynne ; William Kennebroke ; Thomas atte Hill ; Edmund Marsham ; John Addegore ; Thomas Baldry ; John Degoo ; Simon Skynnere ; John Bylle ; and John Rothyng .
He held 2 parts of the manor of Whatfield called ‘Tudenhammes’ in his demesne as of fee of the abbey of Bury St. Edmunds by knight service, annual value 20s.
He died on 15 Sept. 1415. Thomas, esquire , his brother and heir is aged 17 years and more.
Margery widow of John de Tudenham, knight , held in dower for life the manors of Bealings, Grundisburgh, Sutton, Newton by Ipswich, Kedington and ‘Capelles’ with reversion to Robert Tudenham, esquire , and his heirs. Margery died on 9 June 1416 and the reversion descended to Thomas. Bealings and Grundisburgh are held of Robert lord Willoughby of his manor of Bradfield, service unknown, annual values 20 marks and £10. Sutton is held of the earl of Suffolk , service unknown, annual value 100s. Newton is held half of the king in chief by knight service and half of the earl Marshal by fealty and a rent of 4d. yearly, annual value £20. Of whom Kedington and ‘Capelles’ are held is unknown, annual values £10 and 5 marks.
Nicholas de Wychyngham, esquire , has held the two parts of the manor of Whatfield since the death of Robert, and he, Henry Inglose and John Felys have occupied and taken the profits of Bealings and the other manors, title unknown.
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781 Writ mandamus . ‡ 10 July 1418. [Smyth]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to the escheator of Norfolk and Suffolk, but endorsement of execution refers to only one inquisition.
SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Barton Mills. 29 Sept. [Wynter].
Jurors: John Haras ; John Spedd ; Thomas Coote ; John Phelipp ; John Gregory ; John Bryon ; Robert Auncher ; Robert Halstede ; Edmund Jerveys ; Richard Drayton ; John Gardener ; and Robert West .
He held 2 parts of the manor of Whatfield called ‘Tudenhammes’ in his demesne as of fee of the abbey of Bury St. Edmunds by knight service, annual value 20s.
He died on 15 Sept. 1415. Thomas his brother and heir is aged 17 years and more.
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He also held in fee the reversion of the manors of Bealings, Grundisburgh, Sutton and Newton by Ipswich, the manor called Cotenhall and the tenement called ‘Capelles’ both of which Margery widow of John de Tudenham, knight , held in dower for life. She also held a 3rd part of the manor of Eriswell. She died on 9 June 1416 and the right to these manors descended to Thomas as brother and heir of Robert son of Robert. The manors of Bealings and Grundisburgh are held of Lord Willoughby of his manor of Bradfield, service unknown, half the manor of Newton of the king in chief by knight service, the other half of the Earl Marshal by fealty and a yearly rent of 4d. The whole manor of Eriswell is held of the king in chief by the service of 2 knight’s fees. Of whom and by what service Cotenhall and ‘Capelles’ in Kedington are held is unknown. Annual values, Bealings 20 marks, Grundisburgh £10, Sutton 100s., Newton £20, Cotenhall in Kedington £10, ‘Capelles’ … and Eriswell the whole manor £15, the 3rd part 100s.
Nicholas de Wychyngham held the 2 parts of the manor of Whatfield from the death of Margery on 9 June 1416, and Nicholas de Wychyngham , Henry Iglose and John Felys held the reversions, as above, from the death of Margery, until 11 July 1417, title unknown. Then the king by letters patent [CPR 1413–22, p.205] granted the custody of the lands and tenements of Robert Tudenham to John Rodenhale, knight , and John Wodehouse, esquire , to hold from the death of Robert until the full age of the heir.
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782 Writ mandamus . ‡ 9 July 1417. Southampton. [Kays].
BEDFORDSHIRE. Inquisition [indented]. Bedford. 9 Aug. [Launcelyn].
Jurors: Robert Taylour ; John Smyth of Ravensden ; John Rolt [or ?Bolt] of the same; William Taylour ; Richard ?Stalcakk ; John Taylour of Goldington ; John Cokk ; Thomas Ladde ; John Andevere ; John Lammare ; Richard Smyth of Goldington ; and Henry Golde .
He held in his demesne as of fee, of the king in chief by knight service: Renhold, 200 a., annual value 13s.4d. Holwell, 2 parts of half a messuage and of 1 virgate, annual value 4s. Wootton, 10s. rent from lands and tenements. Bedford 2 parts of a court held every 3 weeks, 16d. Margaret, widow of Robert Tudenham , holds the 3rd part in dower with reversion to Robert.
Date of death and heir as above,
Nicholas Wychyngham has held and taken the profits since the death of Margaret.
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