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WILLIAM ENGLYSSH, ESQUIRE
15 Writ 14 Nov. 1418. [Mapilton]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Oxford. Inquisition. Nettlebed. 5 Dec.[Willicotes].
Jurors: John Hanyton ; Richard Marmion ; Thomas Hyde ; John Kent ; John Lynneburi ; William Pangeborne ; William Tyler ; Thomas Phelip ; Robert Clerk ; John Egham ; John Cornyssh ; and John Gosewell .
He held a messuage and a carucate called `Deneplace' in Nuneham Courtenay jointly with his wife Pleasance[Plesewa], who survives. It is held of Elizabeth widow of Baldwin Bereford, knight, of the manor of Nuneham, service unknown, annual value 53s. 4d.
He died on 16 Aug. last. Richard his son and next heir is aged 24 years and more.
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16 Writ ‡ [mapilton].14 Nov. 1418. Teste John, duke of Bedford..
Surrey. Inquisition. Southwark. 30 Nov. [Knottesford]
Jurors: William Rodston ; John Dekene ; William Horton ; John Speek ; John Wellys ; Thomas Spenser ; Peter Savereye ; Thomas Colman ; Thomas Lucas ; Richard Wynter ; Peter Morle ; and Reginald Spenser .
By the grant of ‪ Edward III [1 May 1357: CPR 1354-8, p. 546] he held in fee tail to himself and the heirs male of his body a yearly rent of £10 in Southwark by the service of keeping the king's greyhounds.
Date of death and heir as in 15.
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