Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 21, 1418-21
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JOHN SON OF
JOHN
FITZWILLIAM, KNIGHT
147
Writ for proof of age.
‡ 27 Aug. 1418.
[
Smyth].
Teste John, duke of Bedford.
He claims to have been born and baptized at Sprotborough in Yorkshire. His lands are in the custody of Thomas Clarell and Richard Winteworth, who should be warned [CFR 1413–22, p. 244]. Endorsed: they were warned to appear at Conisborough on 16 Sep. 1418, by John Ga[m]ull, Richard Cok, John Br[o]un and Richard More, but did not come, in person or by attorney.
York.
Proof of age.
Doncaster.
16 Sep. [
Salvan].
The jurors say that John was born at Sprotbrough on 15 Aug. 1397 and baptized in the church there on the same day, and they remember for the following reasons:
Roger
de
Preston
of Hickleton, aged 50 years, his son William set out for the Holy Land on that day.
John
Vavasour of Denaby, ?47 years, his uncle Thomas died on that day.
John
Ardern
of Kirk Sandall, 43 years, his son Robert was nearly crushed that day by a cart laden with timber.
Ralph
de
Ane of Frickley, 43 years, his mother Agnes had a son ?Thomas on that day.
Thomas
Seinpoul of Campsall, 48 years, his daughter Elizabeth was buried in the churchyard of Owston on that day.
Edmund
de
Scauseby of Scausby, 43 years, his brother Richard married his wife Alice on that day in Mexborough church.
Simon
Cursoune of Hickleton, 45 years, his brother John was retained ? by
Henry
Percy, late earl of Northumberland, on that day.
Thomas
Repas of Loversall, 50 years, an ash tree fell on the belfry of Sprotbrough church on that day.
William
Hall of Harlington, 44 years, his mother Joan was churched of a daughter called Elizabeth on the same day.
Robert
Bosville of Conisbrough, 50 years, buried his daughter Isabel in Conisbrough church on that day.
William
Hoton
of..., 49 years, his sister Margaret was married to
John
Wayte
on that day.
John
Schepchank of Hardwick, 60 years, on that day his daughter Maud was baptized in Rotherham church.
C 138/35/56 mm. 1-2
ENHANCEMENT OF TEXT: The text of this IPM which appeared in the print edition of CIPM XXI has been enhanced in certain respects: see the About pages. Some previously illegible words and phrases have also been added, including the date of the proof.