577
Writ ‡
24 July 1420.
[Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Berkshire.
Inquisition.
Newbury.
10 Sept. [
Brons].
Jurors:
John
Pole
;
Roger
Tryngowe
;
Roger
Smyth
;
Robert
Croke
;
John
Munford
;
John
Mylward
;
Peter
Grete
;
John
Magot
;
Edward
Townesend
;
John
Chadelworth
;
William
Hatrygge
; and
R…
Meryvale
.
He was seised in his demesne as of fee tail, i.e. to him and the heirs of his body, of the
manor of Hartridge, held of the king
in chief by service of keeping a hawk called a
`goshaue'. There are in the manor a capital messuage, annual value nil because it is
wasted and ruinous, a dovecot, annual value 12d., and a carucate, annual value 40s.
John
Outylles
was formerly seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor and by the king's
licence shown to the jurors [1 May 1415: CPR 1413-16, p. 371] enfeoffed
John
Wygmore, clerk
,
John
Lunyall, chaplain
, and
John
Syward
, who were licensed to
grant it to
John
Outylles
and
John
Romayn
to hold to them and the heirs of
John
Romayn
, with the following reversions: to
John
Coudray
, his wife Margaret and the
heirs of Margaret; to
Peter
Coudray
, his wife Maud and the heirs of Maud; remainder to
the right heirs of
Philip
Popham
, father of Margaret and Maud. By virtue of the licence
John
Outylles
granted the manor to
John
Wygmore
etc. by his charter shown to the
jurors.
John
Outylles
is dead and
John
Romayn
died without issue.
John
Coudray
is also
dead and the manor pertains to Margaret.
He also held in his demesne as of fee tail to him and his wife Isabel, who survives, and
the heirs of their bodies the manors of Titcombe and Haslewick, also held of the king
in
chief by service of keeping a hawk called a `goshaue'. There are in the manor of
Titcombe the site of the manor, annual value nil, a carucate, annual value 20s., 10 a.
meadow, annual value 9s., and 40s. assize rents.
There are in the manor of Haslewick the
site of the manor, annual value nil, a carucate, annual value 10s., 6 a. meadow, annual
value 10s., 10 a. wood, annual value nil, and 10s. assize rents.
John
Wygmore, vicar of
Hampstead Norris
,
John
Lanyell, chaplain
, and
John
Grygge
by the king's licence
shown to the jurors [1 July 1416: CPR 1416-22, p. 35] gave the manors to
John
Romayn
named in the writ and his wife Isabel, who survives, to hold to them and the heirs of their
bodies, and the manors pertain to Isabel by virtue of the grant.
He died on 7 May last.
Thomas
de
Wynteryshull
of Surrey is his kinsman and next
heir, aged 30 years and more, i.e. son of
Thomas
de
Wynteryshull
son of
Thomas
de
Wynteryshull
son of
Thomas
de
Wynteryshull
son of Gillian formerly wife of
Walter
de
Wynteryshull
sister of
John
Romayn
father of
John
Romayn
father of
John
Romayn
father of
Richard
Romayn
father of
John
Romayn
named in the writ.
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