Jurors: John Spyne ; David Ruddok ; Phillip Guyan ; John Boughan ; Robert Belamy ; Edmund Broun ; Thomas Norreys ; John ?Low.. ; Gilbert Roper ; John Parys ; John Snethe ; and John Bertram .

He held in his demesne as of fee a hall with adjacent shop in the suburbs of Bristol in `Stipestret' of the king in free burgage, annual value 10s.; also a messuage with adjacent garden in the suburbs at the end of `Stipestret' between the hospital of St. Bartholomew and the lane called `Stipestret', by making and sustaining the mayor and corporation at Epiphany, facing the same messuage, annual value 26s. 8d. He also held to himself and his heirs of the mayor and corporation 3 empty shops in the suburbs in `Horsstret' by fealty and 2s. rent, held from time immemorial, annual value nil. Also to himself and his heirs a garden on St. Michaels Mount' in the suburbs by the grant of Martin ..ubbe and Roger Pye, smith , on condition of re-enfeoffing Martin and Roger and their heirs. Notwithstanding that he was several times asked by Martin and Roger to re-enfeoff, he did not do so because the garden is held of the king in burgage, annual value 2d. William Turvyse , Thomas Walssh , webber, Nicholas Power , Maurice Taillour , Thomas Tiler , ... Salle, mercer of Bristol , have occupied the garden since his death and taken the profits.

He died without heirs on 31 July 1416.

William Pownam ... the messuage with garden adjacent and 3 shops in `Horsstret' have held since his death without legal title, and John Bunstelton, mason of Bristol , occupied the hall and shop... and took the profits to the use of John Malverne , bastard son of Thomas, because Thomas Malverne bequeathed the hall and shop to his heirs before Adam Abraham , William Nele and others legally, the grant of Bristol being obtained.