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WILLIAM WASSYNGLEY
425 Writ ‡ 18 July 1418. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Huntingdonshire. Inquisition [indented]. Huntingdon. 13 Oct. 1419. [Hewyssh].
Jurors: John Chamberleyn ; Laurence Merton ; John Wynnegoode ; John Brigge ; Richard Mariot ; John Digon ; Thomas Foote ; William White ; John Roys ; John Hervy ; Henry Barbour ; and William Purdy .
Long before his death he granted by his charter to Richard Reynes , William Bosom , Thomas Bevyll , John Bullok , Thomas Bedeford and Robert Canne his manor called `Wassynglesmanor' in Great Stukeley, annual value 100s. The manor is held of the king of the honor of Huntingdon by service of carrying a white staff before the lord of the honor from a cross called `Styveclecros' in Great Stukeley to the bridge in Huntingdon.
He died on 1 Aug. 1418 [recte 5 Hen. V: 1417]. William Wassyngley is his son and next heir, aged 15 years and more.
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426 Writ plenius certiorari ‡ 24 Feb. 1420. [Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester. Recites findings of 425. The 6 feoffees have claimed livery of the manor, which has been in the king’s hand since his death, in Chancery, proffering the 3 charters described below.
Huntingdonshire. Inquisition. Huntingdon. 27 April. [Grace].
Jurors: John Andreu ; John Taillour ; John Wyseman ; John Master ; Roger Rysshe ; John Hyth ; William Ive ; John Smyth ; William Ponde ; Robert Mokke ; Thomas Foote ; and Richard Baret .
He was seised in demesne as of fee of the manor of Great Stukeley, held of the king of the honor of Huntingdon by the service described in 425, and by his deed dated 21 May 1407 granted it to William Terryngton , Thomas Bevyle , Roger Keston and John Bollok . William and Roger died and Thomas and John by their charter dated 12 June 1411 demised it to Richard Thernyng, vicar of Great Stukeley , and Alexander Joye, chaplain, of Cranfield . Richard and Alexander by their charter dated 22 June 1411 demised it to Richard Reynis , who died, William Bosom , Thomas Bevyle , John Bollok , Thomas Bedford and Robert Canne .
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