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WILLIAM CLIFFORD, KNIGHT
46 Writ ‡ 11 Feb. 1419. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to the escheator in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, but endorsement of execution refers to Nottinghamshire only.
Nottinghamshire. Inquisition [indented]. Nottingham. 22 April. [Pole].
Jurors: John Roberd of Eastwood ; Robert Duffeld of Carlton ; Thomas Basage of the same; William Basage of the same; Roger Willeson of Gedling ; John Stapleford of the same; John Colyngham of Stoke Bardolph ; Richard Wheteley of Carlton ; Robert Savage of Shelford ; Roger de Grene of Sutton ; John Howet of Shelford ; and Nicholas Bate of Trowell .
He held nothing in Nottinghamshire.
He died on 25 March 1418. John, Lord Clifford , is his nephew and next heir, son of his brother Thomas, aged 26 years and more.
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47 Writ † 28 Oct. 1418. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Lincoln. Inquisition. Navenby. 3 April 1419. [Henege].
Jurors: Henry Baumford of Claypole ; Thomas Brandon of Hough on the Hill ; Thomas Dykby of Brandon ; John Cowyk of Normanton ; John Alest of Fulbeck ; Thomas Bret of Brant Broughton ; Robert Ingram of the same; Thomas Fouler of the same; John Ingram of Sutton ; John Sutton of the same; John Prat of Honington ; and Robert Quassyngburh .
Jointly with his wife Anne, William Philip, knight , and his wife Joan he held the manor of Caythorpe, and the townships of Freiston, Normanton, Sudbrooke, Willoughby and 1/2 Ancaster, the manor of Westborough with the townships of Dry Doddington and Stubton, with knight's fees and advowsons, by the grant of ‪ Henry IV to hold for their lives with remainder to the heirs of their bodies, and reversion to the king failing such heirs [19 June 1408: CPR 1405-8, p. 448]. Caythorpe with the townships is held of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value 50 marks, Westborough with the townships of the king as part of the barony of Shelford in Nottinghamshire, annual value £12 10s. He held 2/3 manor of Carleton Scroope with the reversion of 1/3 after the death of Margery widow of Stephen Scrop , who holds in dower, by the grant of ‪Henry V to him and his heirs male, with reversion to the king [24 May 1417: CPR 1416-22, p. 116], annual value of the 2/3 £11.
He died without heirs of his body on 25 March 1418. John, Lord Clifford , is his next heir, aged 26 years and more.
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