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Writ ‡
13 May 1419.
[Haseley]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Essex.
Inquisition.
Chelmsford.
23 June. [
Malyns].
Jurors:
Richard
Josep
;
John
Steuene
;
Adam
Eldefeld
;
John
Longe
;
John
Lyoun
;
John
Hildemare
;
John
Power
;
William
Fuller
;
Thomas
Rolfe of Little Waltham
;
Thomas
Stelewoman
;
John
Pese
junior
; and
William
Burre
.
She held a manor called Baddow, formerly of
Hugh
de
Badewe, knight
, and a toft and
40 a. called `Mascales' in Great Baddow for life by the grant of Hugh before their
marriage. The reversion is to
Hugh
Nailingherst
and his heirs as kinsman and heir of
Hugh, being the son of Katharine daughter of Hugh. The toft and 40 a. in Great Baddow are held of the king in chief by the service of providing a stable for a horse for the king when he comes to the county, annual value 26s. 8d., the manor of the heir of the
earl of Hereford
of the
manor of Great Baddow, by fealty and rents of £4 4d. and 1 lb. pepper by equal parts at
the four terms, annual value 20 marks.
She died on 28 Feb. last.
Hugh
Nailingherst
is aged 40 years and more.
C 138/38/34 mm. 1-2
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