419
Writ ‡
8 Jan. 1421.
[Mapilton]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester. [Cerff].
Northumberland.
Inquisition.
Newcastle upon Tyne castle.
13 March.
Jurors:
John
Belasisse
;
John
Hogysson
;
Thomas
Kylyngworth
;
John
Benet
;
Robert
Jakson
;
William
Yonge
;
Adam
de
Kolyngworth
;
John
Wotton
;
Simon
Welden
;
Thomas
Reede
;
John
Herle
; and
Robert
Langwath
.
Variants in E 149: William Benet (not John); Adam de Kelyngworth.
He held in tail general
the manor of Heaton by virtue of a grant from
Roger
de
Stanyngton
and
William
de
Bedlyngton
, chaplains, to
John
de
Musgrave
, grandfather of John named in the writ,
and Margery, daughter of
Robert
de
Rihyll
, deceased, and the heirs of their bodies, the
licence of
Edward II
having been obtained [not found]. John named in the writ is the
kinsman and heir of John and Margery, i.e. son of
John
Musgrave
son of
John
Musgrave
the grandfather and his wife Margery. The manor is held of the king
in
chief for 1/8 knight's fee, annual value 100s.
He held in tail general the manor of Ryal by grant of
Ralph
de
Stanyngton
and
John
de
Boldon
, chaplains,
to
John
de
Musgrave
, grandfather of John named in the writ, and Margery as above.
The manor is held of
Ralph, earl of Westmorland
, of his lordship of Bywell by service of 1 knight's fee, annual value £16.
He died on 7 Dec. last.
Robert
de
Musgrave
is his son and next heir, aged 31 years and more.
[The Exchequer copy has apportionment calculations at the foot, and in the margin:] Examined by Selby.
C 138/45/25 mm. 3-4
E 149/122/11
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