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JOAN WIDOW OF JOHN DABRICHECOURT, KNIGHT
366 Writ mandamus ‡ 24 Nov. 1419. [Haseley]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to the escheator in Hampshire and Wiltshire.
Hampshire. Inquisition. Over or Nether Wallop. 3 April 1420. [Persons].
Jurors: Stephen Chapman ; Richard Fileter ; Thomas Gyrom ; Geoffrey Hakere ; William Webbe ; William Person ; John Selk ; John Wysdom ; William Holgraue ; James Malyn ; Peter Rengere ; and Stephen Payn .
She held in demesne as of fee tail 6 messuages and 6 virgates in Stratfield Saye, annual value 20s., held of John Fromond in socage by service of 1 lb. pepper; 2 cottages and 1/2 virgate in Heckfield, annual value 2s., held of Robert Knolle in socage paying 16d. for all services; a yearly rent of 40s. from certain lands and a mill in Bramley and Watford held of Thomas de Ponynges and which John Daubryggecourt had by feoffment of William Lynde , Eustace Daubryggecourt , William Rous and William Alisaundre , and by grant of his brother Nicholas Daubryggecourt , in the township and fields of Great Sheepbridge, to hold to John and Joan and the heirs of their bodies, remainder to John's right heirs, by a deed dated at Stratfield Saye 19 Jan. 1415 from William, Eustace, William and William to John and Joan. John and Joan had issue William Dabrichecourt .
Joan died on 7 Sept. 1419. William Dabrichecourt is her son and next heir, aged 3 years and more.
Since Joan's death, Peter Benger , Richard Clement , John Elys and Nicholas Humfrey , by what title the jurors do not know, have occupied the lands and taken the profits.
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367 [Writ: see 366.]
Wiltshire. Inquisition. Amesbury. 4 April 1420. [Persons].
Jurors: John Carre ; Robert Bailly ; John Henry ; Thomas Predeux ; William Edward ; John Dauy ; Hugh Elyot ; Robert Denge ; William Smale ; William Deranut ; James Dymme ; and Nicholas Belde .
She held in fee tail 2 messuages and 1 1/2 virgates in Great Sheepbridge, annual value 5s. and held of Richard Milborne in socage by service of 15s. yearly, which she and John Daubryggecourt, knight, formerly lord of Stratfield Saye , had by grant as above. Other findings as above, except that Thomas Renger , by what title the jurors do not know, has occupied the lands and taken the profits since Joan's death.
Date of death and heir as in 366.
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