Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 21, 1418-21
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ROBERT
DE
PLESYNGTON, ESQUIRE,
215
Writ,
melius inquirendo ‡ 3 Nov. 1419. [
Wymbyssh].
Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Recites findings of CIPM XIX, no. 95
Yorkshire.
Inquisition.
Otley.
20 Nov. [
Chaunceller].
Jurors:
Walter
Grauer
;
William
Berker
;
Thomas
Thurysby
senior
;
Richard
Marsshall
;
John
Lytster
;
John
Williamson
;
John
Forset
;
William
Oulsnape
;
John
Milburne
;
John
Thursby
junior
;
William
Lytster
; and
William
Bank
Same jury as [214](#CIPM-DOC-21-214).
Owing to the death of
Robert
de
Plesyngton
and the minority of his son Robert the
following came into the hand of
Henry
IV
and remain in the present king's hand:
Stirton and Thorlby, 4 messuages and 8 bovates arable and meadow, held of John
,
son and heir of
Thomas
de
Clifford
, of the manor of Skipton by fealty and suit of court
at Skipton twice yearly, annual value 21s. 8d.;
Broughton, 3 messuages and 6 a. meadow, of the same
John
Clifford
by a rent of 1/2 lb.
cumin, annual value 5s.;
Otley, a burgage, held of
Henry, archbishop of York
, by fealty and suit of court at
Otley twice yearly, annual value 5s.;
Ilkley, 3 messuages, of the heirs of
Robert
Plesyngton, knight
, service unknown,
annual value 10s.
C 138/37/29 mm. 9-10
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