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JOHN SEINTAUBYN
230 Writ, addressed to the escheator in Devon and Cornwall. ‡ 8 Nov. 1418. [Gabriel]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Cornwall. Inquisition. Redruth. 27 Oct. 1419. [Coplestan]
Jurors: John Treville ; John Trefruse ; David Vrban ; John Park ; John Trelewyth ; William Trewenwill ; ?Stephen ?Reswydell ; James Rosmeryn ; Henry Treuemek ; Stephen ?Penheskon ; Richard Carwerran ; Benedict Kayll ; William Penhalwy ; and John ?T..ler [ms galled]
He formerly held the manor of Tregony of the king in chief as 12 knight's fees [sic], annual value £24. He held in his demesne as of fee the manors of Arallas, Burngullow, Rosewin, Trewinion, Trenhale, Gerrans, Trebell and Polyn by a fine of oct. St. John the Baptist 1412 and quin. East. 1413 [CP 25/1/291/63, no. 1], shown to the jurors, between Robert Chalons, knight , Robert Basset and William Bretby , clerks, quer., and John and Katharine Seintaubyn , def., granting the manors to John and Katherine and the heirs of their bodies, remainder to John's right heirs. Katharine is still living. Arallas is held of John Bonham, knight , in socage by fealty, annual value £10; Burngullow of the king of the borough of Grampound of the duchy of Cornwall in socage by a rent of 6s., annual value 100s.; Rosewin of John Dynham, knight , in socage by fealty, annual value 40s.; Trewinion of Otes Trewarthian, knight , by fealty and 15d. rent in socage, annual value £4; Trenhale of John Stapulton by fealty, annual value 20s.; Gerrans of the prior of St Anthony in Cornwall in right of his church of St. Anthony by fealty and a rent of 2d. at Michaelmas, annual value £4; Trebell and Polyn of Oliver Wyse and his wife Margaret and John Cousyne and his wife Joan in right of Margaret and Joan in socage, annual value £4 6s. 8 3/4d.
He died on 14 Oct. 1418 Joan and Margaret are his daughters and heirs, begotten on Katharine, Joan aged 8 years and more and Margaret aged 4 years and more.
John Arundell, knight, Katherine Sentaubyn and John Hadeley took the issues and profits of the manor of ?Tregony from his death to the day of the inquisition.
C 138/38/39 mm. 1-2 E 149/116/2
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