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JOHN INGLESTHORP, KNIGHT
470 Writ ‡ 14 June 1420. [Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester. Addressed to the escheator in Norfolk and Suffolk.
Norfolk. Inquisition. King's Lynn. 9 Sept. [Alderford].
Jurors: Richard Peuerell ; Gregory Irmynglond ; Adam Snoryng ; Thomas Payn ; John Bacheler ; Richard Bowre ; Thomas Drew ; Edmund Kervyle ; William Midelton ; William Walpool ; Ralph Lamberd ; and William Cobbe .
He held in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief for 1/20 knight's fee the manor of East Raynham, annual value 12 marks 5s. 2d., i.e. 5 marks of assize rents from the tenants of various tenements; profits of 20 a. arable worth 4d. an acre, of 24 a. arable called `Hardlond' worth 6d. an acre, of 5 a. arable called `Hardlondhevedes' worth 5d. an acre, of an inclosure of 6 a. pasture next the church there worth 12d., of an inclosure of 4 a. pasture in South Raynham worth 12d. an acre, of 19 a. arable in East Raynham worth 3d. yearly; and perquisites of court worth 3s. 4d. yearly. He held for life jointly with his wife Elizabeth, who survives, the manor of Ingoldisthorpe by grant of John de Wesenham , Philip de Tylneye , John Appelby, formerly vicar of Tilney All Saints , Simon Baret and Eleanor Ingaldesthorp by the name of Eleanor de Ingaldesthorp by a charter shown to the jurors of John Inglesthorp and Elizabeth by the name of John de Ingaldesthorp, knight , and his wife Elizabeth for the lives of John and Elizabeth. Ingoldisthorpe, annual value £10. Of whom the manor is held is unknown.
He died on 29 May last. Thomas Inglesthorp is his son and next heir, aged 19 years on 7 July last.
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471 [Writ: see 470.]
Suffolk. Inquisition. Henhowe. 10 Oct. 1420. [Alderford].
Jurors: John Glemyfford ; Reginald Nawton ; John Halle ; Nicholas Collop ; John Rows ; John Smyth ; John Baroun ; John Coket ; John Dexter ; John Turnour ; Thomas Goodale ; and Walter Tyse .
He held in right of his wife Elizabeth, who survives, the manor of Somerton, annual value £6 13s. 4d., held of the abbot of Bury St. Edmunds in right of his church, service unknown.
Date of death and heir as in 470.
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472 Writ melius inquirendo ‡ 4 Nov. 1420. [Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester. Recites findings of 470 as to Ingoldisthorpe. Inquire from whom and by what service the manor is held.
Norfolk. Inquisition. King's Lynn. 19 Nov. [Alderford].
Jurors: John Kyllyngworth ; John Payn ; Peter Berysfoot ; Ralph Chaunt ; Thomas Barkere ; John Horsscroft ; John Stampp ; Thomas Cok ; John Nykke ; John Petewyn ; William Lawys ; and John ...ve.
By grant of the feoffees named in 470 he held the manor of Ingoldisthorpe for life jointly with his wife Elizabeth, who survives, of the prior of St. Mary's, Castle Acre, in right of his church by service of 8s. yearly.
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473 Writ ‡ 6 July 1420. [Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Yorkshire. Inquisition. Rotherham. 19 Sept. [Manston].
Jurors: William Lanton of Swinton ; John Smyth of the same; Thomas Robyn of the same; John Godley of the same; John Birley of Rotherham ; John Raddesworth of the same; John Bollom of the same; John Baxter of Bolton upon Dearne ; John Wayte of Mexborough ; John Maweger of the same; John Ingram of Adwick upon Dearne ; and John Stevenson of the same.
He held in right of his wife Elizabeth, who survives, the manor of Swinton, annual value 100s., of Thomas Mounteney, esquire , service unknown.
Date of death and heir as in 470.
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474 Writ ‡ 14 June 1420. [Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Cambridgeshire. Inquisition. Newmarket. 8 Oct. [Grace].
Jurors: John Grove ; Richard Taillour of Burgh ; John Heylok ; John Meldeburn ; John Turtyll ; John Thomays ; John Buk ; John Basse ; John Chaundeller of Swaffham Bulbeck ; William Bocher of the same; Robert Walsokne ; and Richard Harlewyne .
He held in right of his wife Elizabeth, who survives, the manors of Burgh, annual value £10, and Swaffham, annual value £8. The manor of Burgh is held of the earl of Westmorland of the honor of Richmond by fealty and service of 10s. yearly. Certain portions of the manor of Swaffham called Burgh Hall are also held of the earl of the same honor by fealty and service of 7s. yearly. The remainder is held of the earl of Oxford by fealty and service of 27s. 7d.
Date of death not given. Heir as in 470.
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