Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 21, 1418-21
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JOHN
LOVELL, KNIGHT
382
Writ melius inquirendo [
mutilated].
Recites findings of an earlier inquisition. Inquire of whom and by what service the manor of Mannington is held
Wiltshire.
Inquisition.
Marlborough.
4 Nov. 1420.
Jurors:
Thomas
Canyngges
;
John
Hynton
;
John
Appulman
;
John
Borne
;
Thomas
[Bl…]
;
John
Castelcombe
;
John
Wyky
of Groundwell
;
Richard
Prestys
;
Thomas
Slade
;
Henry
Castelcombe
;
Nicholas
Haryot
; and
Thomas
Walrond
.
He held in demesne as of fee 1/3 manor of Mannington of Malmesbury abbey in socage by service of a clove gillyflower yearly.
C 138/44/1 mm. 1-2
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