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JOHN FROGENHALE See also CIPM XVIII, no. 86.
306 Writ, mandamus, 1 Oct. 1419. ‡ [Smyth]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Kent. Inquisition. Sittingbourne. 6 Oct. [Haseley].
Jurors: Richard Knowth ; John Reson ; John Houchon ; Michael Fort ; William Seman ; Thomas Herst ; John W… ; William Ledecotys ; John Betyll senior ; John Baron ; William Badecok ; and Simon atte Lees .
He held in his demesne as of fee: Buckland, the manor and advowson of ‪ Henry IV of the castle of Leeds as 3/4 knight's fee, annual value £6 17s. 1/2d.; Luddenham, the manor of ‪ Henry IV of the lordship of Dover by a rent of 10s. every 20 weeks for the ward of the castle, annual value £8 13s. 5d.; Buckland, 17 a. of John Frogenhale of the manor of Buckland in gavelkind, service unknown, annual value 12d.; Teynham and Buckland, 30 a. with appurtenances in `Seman Champeyne' of the manor of Norton, service unknown, annual value 20d. an acre; Teynham, Lynsted and Doddington, 60 a. arable and ?80 a. marsh of the archbishop of Canterbury in gavelkind at 12d. an acre; Luddenham, 15 a. of John Frogenhale of the manor of Luddenham in gavelkind, service unknown, annual value 2s. an acre; Tonge, 10s. rent from various tenants, of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester , of the manor of Milton, service unknown; Harty, 30s. rent from various tenants, of the abbot of Faversham in gavelkind, service unknown; Ospringe, 6 a. of Thomas Sakevyle of the manor of Ospringe in gavelkind, service unknown, annual value 4d. an acre.
He died on 14 June 1400. William Frogenhale , his son and heir, is aged 21 years and more.
On his death ‪ Henry IV granted the keeping of the manors of Buckland and Luddenham with the ward and marriage of William to Semeine de Tonge and his executors. He held all his life and took the profits. Then William Makenade , deceased, and Thomas Brounstone of Preston held all the other tenements of John Frogenhale from his death until 8 Feb. 1412 without title, for which they made fine to ‪ Henry IV . Afterwards ‪ Henry IV committed all to Semeine de Tonge and his executors by a yearly farm. After his death Arnold Tonge, clerk , Roger Rye , William Barbour , Richard Sencler , John Faversham and John Baron , executors of Semeine de Tonge, held and took the profits until 1 Sept. 1415. Roger Honyngton then held.
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