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ROBERT DUNBURY In the Exchequer version the surname is 'Donyngbury', sometimes 'Donibery' or 'Doniberi'.
217 Writ ‡ 18 May 1419. [Alderford]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Kent. Inquisition. Lenham. 22 June. [Haseley].
Jurors: John Sandre ; Roger Hamon ; John Mot ; Robert Gardynglegh ; William Lucas ; John Sewale ; John atte Welle ; John atte Lee ; Thomas Bumstede ; Robert Wademan ; John Olyuer ; and John Kaym . In E 149: Oliver.
Long before his death Arnold Savage, knight , and his wife Joan, by a fine shown to the jurors, granted to him, by the name of Robert Dounebery [In E 149: of Great or Little Chart], John Laurence [In E 149: of Boughton Monchelsea] , Stephen de Norton of Great or Little Chart and William Dounebery of Staplehurst 6 a. arable, 1 a. 1 rood wood, rents of 61s. 7 1/2d., 6 hens and 75 eggs in Marden, Goudhurst and Boughton Monchelsea with the homage and services of the prior of Leeds , John Frenyngham , William Topclyve , John Hadde , Stephen Norton of Great or Little Chart, Robert Hadde , William atte Melle , Michael de Merdenne , John Mascal , Walter Laurence , Walter atte Parke , Ellen Mellere , Stephen Morcok , John Woldeham , John Lestede , Stephen Hadde , Walter Amyot , Roger Amyot , Stephen Norton , `bellemakere', William Latehede , John Honte , William Mellere , Adam Haytherst , John Rayner , Richard Sandre , Stephen Symon , Richard Merdenne , William Coupere , Robert Walter , John Herdeffelde , Thomas Halle , John Reve , Nicholas Lyndregge , William Clamper , John Harcheregge and his wife Joan, Robert Leneshothe , Nicholas Patyndenne , Olisia Patyndenne , John Riple , John Cook and his wife Alice, Alexander Phelip and his wife Margaret, Thomas Terry , Thomas atte Brook junior , Thomas atte Brook, carpenter , Richard atte Broke , Simon Chynenes , William Reve , Alice Crakefenne , Thomas Hobbe and his wife Margaret, William de Rede and his wife Margaret, Robert Vyel , Robert Wilkyn , John Trel , glover, John Beggebery , Thomas Croucheman , Henry Leche , Peter Fordhelle , John Walsshe , Gillian Walsshe , Thomas Topyndenne , William Topyndenne , William Cade and his wife Joan, John Pal , William Crulle , William Whisard , John Bereworde , Richard Wardon , John Lyghtfot , John Bernays , William atte Bregge , Richard Roo , John Knockere , Agnes Stavens , Gillian Lodelyndenne , Thomas Hardy and William Ropere , and their heirs, for all the lands which Arnold Savage and his wife Joan held there, to them and John Laurence 's heirs, by licence of ‪ Richard II [10 Oct. 1386: CPR 1385-9, pp. 224-5]. John Lawrence died. John Laurence his son held in fee simple, and died as did William Dounebery and Stephen de Norton . Lastly Robert Dounebery died, so leaving all to John Laurence junior , son of John, aged 35 years and more. The 6 a. arable, 1 a. 1 rood wood, rents of 61s. 7 1/2d., 6 hens and 75 eggs in Marden, Goudhurst and Boughton Monchelsea, with the homages and services, annual value 5 marks, were portion of the manor of Tracy in Newington, which manor is held of the king in chief by the service of providing a man with a man with horse, sack and pin (sacco, cavillo) to carry wooden vessels with the king and his army for war in Wales for 40 days, with food and drink for man and horse at the king's expense. The land, wood, etc. are held by 1/10 of the manor.
He died on 24 March last. Stephen Dunbury is son and heir of Robert, aged 25 years and more.
[The Exchequer version differs from the Chancery one in a number of ways, principally the omission of the list of tenants whose homage and services were granted. Differences of substance have been noted above, but omissions of detail have not been, nor mere differences of phrasing or variant spellings of names.]
C 138/38/30 mm. 1-2 E 149/117/5
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