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            <title>Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 21, 1418-21</title>
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         <publicationStmt><publisher><ref target="http://www.inquisitionspostmortem.ac.uk/">Mapping The Medieval Countryside</ref>, a collaboration between the Department of History, University of Winchester, and the Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London. Licenced under a <ref target="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/uk/deed.en_GB">Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England &amp; Wales License</ref>.</publisher><address><addrLine>University of Winchester, Winchester, SO22 4NR, England, United Kingdom</addrLine><addrLine>http://www.winchester.ac.uk/academicdepartments/history/</addrLine></address><address><addrLine>King's College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS, England, United Kingdom</addrLine><addrLine>http://www.kcl.ac.uk/ddh/</addrLine></address></publicationStmt>
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               <bibl><author>J.L. Kirby</author> and <author>Janet Stevenson</author> (eds), <title>Calendar of Inquisitions Post-Mortem and other Analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office XXI: 6-10 Henry V (1418-1422)</title>.<publisher>Boydell &amp; Brewer</publisher><date>2002</date></bibl>
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                  <name type="forename">THOMAS</name> 
                  <name type="surname">SAMPSON</name>
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                     <num type="docNum">273</num> 
                     <rs type="writType" subtype="dce">Writ</rs> 
                     <date type="writDate" when="1418-03-18">18 March 1418</date>. [<name type="person" role="writClerk" key="2129562">Wymbyssh</name>]. <hi rend="italic">Teste</hi> <name type="person" role="teste"><name type="forename">John</name>, <name type="role">duke of Bedford</name></name>.</head>
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                     <name type="county" key="https://ipm-stg.cch.kcl.ac.uk/django/eats/entity/2099">Somerset</name>. <rs type="doc" subtype="inq">Inquisition</rs>. <name type="place" role="inqLoc" key="677805">South Petherton</name>.<!-- Suth..erton --> <date type="inqDate" when="1419-04">.. April 1419</date>. [<name type="person" role="escheator">Hode</name>].</head>
                  <note>[<hi rend="italic">The right-hand side of the document is largely illegible</hi>.]</note>
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                     <ab>Jurors: <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                        <name type="surname">G<supplied>inelney</supplied></name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           ?<name type="surname">Welweton</name>
                           <name type="role">senior</name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">Roger</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Delebere</name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror"><name type="forename">John</name> <name type="surname">..<supplied>neder</supplied></name></name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           ?<name type="surname">S…<supplied>on</supplied></name>
                        </name>;  <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Gef
                        <supplied>ery</supplied></name>
                        </name>; … …; … …; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           ?<name type="surname">Gorte</name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Cokke</name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Se<supplied>neyler</supplied></name>
                        </name>; <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Caylle</name>
                        </name>; and <name type="person" role="juror">
                           <name type="forename">William</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Corffe</name>
                        </name>.</ab>
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                     <ab>[?He married]... <name type="person">Katharine</name> daughter of <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Robert</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Lambroke</name>
                        </name>... he was seised of a
capital messuage, 9 other messuages, 10 curtilages, 100 a.... a messuage, 11 1/2 a. arable,
2 a. meadow in <name type="place" key="196796">Compton Durville</name> in his demesne as of fee... by his charter shown to
                        the jurors dated at <name type="place" key="3116076">Mid Lambrook</name> 
                        <date>1 Sept. [?1389]</date> he granted to <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">William</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Othampton</name>,
<name type="role">rector of <name type="place" key="655977">Shepton Beauchamp</name>
                           </name>
                        </name>, and others all the aforesaid messuages, lands, meadow
                        and pasture... with free and bond tenants and appurtenances in <name type="place" key="3116076">Mid Lambrook</name> and
<name type="place" key="196796">Compton Durville</name>, all of which descended to him by hereditary right.... <rs type="person">William</rs> and
                        the others by an indenture dated at <name type="place" key="3116076">Mid Lambrook</name> 
                        <date when="1400-03-13">13 March 1400</date> conveyed the lands
to... and the heirs of Katharine by <rs type="person">Thomas</rs>. Katharine and <rs type="person">Thomas</rs> were married long
before, and Katharine was dead by, <date when="1400-03-13">13 March 1400</date>. <rs type="person">Thomas</rs> by his charter of <date when="1404-04-20">20 April
   1404</date> granted the lands in <name type="place" key="3116076">Mid Lambrook</name> and <name type="place" key="196796">Compton Durville</name> to <personGrp><name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">William</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Othampton</name>
                        </name>
and <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">John</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Wodeman</name>
                        </name>, <name type="role">clerk</name></personGrp>s, <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Thomas</name> 
                           <name type="surname">Beauchamp</name>, <name type="role">knight</name>
                        </name>, all of whom survive, and
others. They were seised until <date when="1419-04-09">9 April 1419</date> when <name type="person">Thomas</name> son and heir of <name type="person">
                           <name type="forename">Thomas</name>
                           <name type="surname">Sampson</name>
</name>, deceased,.... The lands in <name type="place" key="3116076">Mid Lambrook</name> or in <name type="place" key="414271">Kingsbury Episcopi</name> are <rs type="heldOf">held
of the <name type="person">
                              <name type="role">bishop of Bath and Wells
                              </name>
                           </name>
                        </rs>... the lands in <name type="place" key="196796">Compton Durville</name> and 1 1/2 a. arable are held of the <name type="person" role="heirsOf">heirs of... Strecche</name>,... annual value 5s., the 1 1/2 a. arable called `Bromhull'
are <rs type="heldOf">held of <name type="person" role="king">the king</name>
                        </rs> for 3d. yearly, annual value 16d.....
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                     <ab>He died <date when="1418-03-23" type="death">23 March 1418</date>. [?<name type="person" role="heir">
                        <name type="forename">Thomas</name> 
                        <name type="surname">Sampson</name>
                     </name>] his son by Katharine, is his next heir,
   aged....</ab>
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               <note type="enhancement">ENHANCEMENT OF TEXT:  The text of this IPM which appeared in the print edition of <hi rend="italic">CIPM XXI</hi> has been enhanced in certain respects: see the About pages.</note>
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