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GEORGE BREWES, ESQUIRE
136 Writ ‡ 4 Feb. 1419. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Gloucestershire. Inquisition. Tewkesbury. 4 March. [Grevell].
Jurors: Robert de Karant ; Richard Twynnyng ; Roger Dyer ; Richard Bylbat ; John Yonge ; John Scolemaistre ; William Grene ; John Launde ; John Fyssher of Stoke ; Robert Stacy ; Richard Pleystewe ; and John Whete .
He held 6 messuages and 40s. rent in Upton by Tetbury in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service, amount unknown, annual value 6s.
He died on 28 Dec. last. Hugh son of Walter Cokesey is his next heir, being the son of Walter, son of Isabel, daughter of his sister Agnes, aged 15 years and more, a minor in the king's ward.
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137 Writ ‡ 4 Feb. 1419. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Wiltshire. Inquisition. Swanborough. 18 Feb. [Wyke].
Jurors: John Burdon ; John Benger ; Robert Wayte ; John Kepenhull ; John Pynkeneye ; John Becke ; John Reode ; Thomas Warnere ; Richard Gobell ; John Maynard ; Thomas Clerke ; and Robert Rychard .
He held the manor and advowson of Manningford Bruce in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service. There are the site of the manor, annual value nil, assize rents £8, 300 a. arable £6, 20 a. meadow 24s. and 300 a. pasture 40s.
Date of death as in 136. Hugh Cokesey , son and heir of Walter Cokesey, esquire, son of Isabel, wife of Walter Cokesey, knight , daughter of his sister Agnes, is his heir, aged 15 years and more.
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138 Writ ‡ 4 Feb. 1419. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
York. Inquisition [indented]. Gisburn. 14 April. [Chaunceller]. Both the Chancery and Exchequer copies are indented (straight-edged triangular indents in the latter - curved in the former). The Exchequer copy is evidently the original draft, as it was prepared with blank spaces for the place and date of the inquisition and the jurors' names - the Chancery version is the clean copy, written in the hand used to complete the blank spaces in the Exchequer original.
Jurors: Thomas Laysyngby ; Thomas Lounsdale ; John Lofthous ; John Laysyngby ; Thomas Lambert ; John Tweng ; John Beweland ; William Cornay ; John Tomson ; Robert Sabeller ; John Marshall ; and William Toppyng . In E 149: Lambard, Thweyng, Bewland, Marchall.
He held the manor of Weaverthorpe in his demesne as of fee of Thomas Brounflet, knight, service unknown, annual value £10.
Date of death as in 136. Hugh son and heir of Walter Cokesey, esquire , is his heir being the son of Walter, son of Isabel, wife of Walter Cokesey, knight , and daughter of Agnes wife of Urian Seintpier , sister of George
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139 Writ ‡ 2 Jan. 1419. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to the escheator in Surrey and Sussex.
Surrey. Inquisition [indented]. Southwark. 18 Feb. [Wymbelton]. In E 149: Wymelton.
Jurors: William Redeston ; Thomas Colman ; Robert William ; Thomas Palmere ; Nicholas Morkyn ; Richard Odie ; John atte Brugge ; John Drynkewater ; William Wytte ; John Bryd ; Henry Lake ; and John Deneway [in E 149 Deneway is replaced by: Walter Segraue ]. [A 13th name has been erased.] In E 149: Bridde.
He held the manor of Bramley in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service, except for a carucate, 20 a. wood and 3 a. meadow, parts of the manor, which he held for life of Thomas Wyntershulle by the rent of a rose. Jointly with his wife Elizabeth, who survives, he held the manor of Little Bookham of the heirs of John Pycard, knight , service unknown, by the grant of John Brymmesgrave and John Serle , clerks, and John Churcher , to them, the heirs of his body, remainder to his right heirs. They held the manor by his grant. Long before that feoffment he granted John Brymmesgrave an annuity of 5 marks for life from the manor of Little Bookham. Annual values: Bramley £10, Little Bookham 20 marks.
Date of death as in 136. Heir as in 138.
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Sussex. Inquisition [indented]. Angmering. 11 March 1419. [Wymbelton]. In E 149: Wymelton.
Jurors: Ralph Weske ; Nicholas Michell ; John Poynant ; John Polyng ; Robert Horscrofte ; Robert atte Doune ; Richard Janyng ; John Michell ; Richard Wolder ; Thomas Fulvan ; Thomas Idesworth ; and Robert Julyan . In E 149: atte Downe, Jolyan.
He held the manors of Chesworth and Sedgewick in his demesne as of fee with 8 marks rent and services from various tenants in Roffey, Horsham, Crawley and Nuthurst. The manors are held of Thomas Ponynges, Lord St. John , of his manor of Applesham by knight service, except a virgate in Chesworth of Lord Camoys, service unknown. Annual values, Chesworth £8, Sedgewick nil beyond the enclosure of the park and the sustenance of the game. Long before he had held the manor of Bidlington, and granted it to John Brymmesgrave and John Serle , clerks. They regranted it to him and his wife Elizabeth and the heirs of his body, remainder to his right heirs.
Date of death as in 136. Heir as in 138.
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