WILLIAM SON AND HEIR OF
THOMAS
RALEGH
588
Writ devenerunt ‡ 17 March 1420.
[Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Warwickshire.
Inquisition.
Warwick.
26 March. [
Castell].
Jurors:
Roger
Bulston
;
Thomas
Erglas
;
Robert
Crook
;
William
Propheta
;
Roger
Tone
;
William
Myles
;
Edmund
Bykenhill
;
Thomas
Tubbe
;
William
Petifer
;
Richard
Nichols
;
William
Gormound
; and
John
Ilger
.
By the death of
Thomas
Ralegh
who held in chief by knight service of
Henry
IV
and because of the minority of his son and heir William the following lands came into the
hand of
Henry
IV
and remain with the present king: 1/2 toft, 30 a. arable and 2 a. meadow
in Lower Shuckburgh, held of
William
Shukkeburgh
, service unknown. Annual values: 1/2
toft nil, the 30 a., 2s. 6d., and the 2 a., 10d.
William died without heirs of his body on 28 Dec. last.
Joan wife of
Gerard
Braybroke, esquire
,
daughter of
Thomas
Ralegh
, is his sister and next heir, aged 19 years and more.
[Exchequer copy, margin:.] Examined by Selby.
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589
Writ devenerunt ‡ 8 Feb. 1420.
[Wymbyssh]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Oxfordshire.
Inquisition.
Deddington.
15 March. [
Broun].
Jurors:
John
Fuppes
;
Robert
Broun
;
Thomas
Holbert
;
Thomas
Catesone
;
Thomas
Dauy
;
Ralph
Caton
;
William
Holbert
;
John
Couper
;
Richard
Dene
;
William
Hogges
;
Thomas
Stanford
; and
John
Lodbrok
.
For the reasons given in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588) there remain in the king's hand the manor of
`Spaldyngysfe' in Mollington, the manor called `Sagesfe' in Great Bourton, a virgate
in Williamscot and 2 a. in Cropredy. All were assigned in dower to Joan widow of
Thomas
Ralegh
, who survives, by
Thomas
Bekyngham, formerly escheator
of
Henry
IV
;
as were all the lands which
William
Baylly
,
Ralph
Caton
and
Agnes
Soutere
held in the manor of
`Spaldyngysfe', the lands which
Thomas
Broun
holds and a close called 'Apholt' which
John
Symmes
holds in the manor of
`Sagesfe' and a virgate in Williamscot which
Lorica
Toky
held. The rest of the manors,
lands and tenements came into the hand of
Henry
IV
and remain in the hand of the
present king.
The manor of `Spaldyngysfe' is held of the king
in chief by service of 1/4
knight's fee. There are in the manor 3 messuages and 2 cottages, annual value nil, 300 a.
arable, annual value 33s. 4d., 20 a. meadow, annual value 8s. 4d., all values excluding the lands and tenements
allotted to Joan.
The manor of `Sagesfe' is held of the
lord of Nottingham
of his manor
of `Oldebrygg', service unknown. There are in the manor 4 messuages, annual value nil,
200 a. arable, annual value 12s. 2d., 15 a. meadow, annual value 7s. 6d., and 1/2 d. assize
rent paid by the hands of
William
Thanewell
at Michaelmas, all values axcluding the lands allotted to
Joan in dower.
Cropredy. The 2 a. meadow, annual value 6s. 8d., are held of the heirs of
Thomas
Cotteford,
knight
, service unknown.
Williamscot. The virgate is held of the
bishop of Lincoln
, service unknown.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
[Exchequer copy, foot:.] Apportionment of 55s. 6d. p.a. from 28 Dec. 1419 to 28 April 1420, being 1 quarter and 31 days: 15s. 3d.
[Struck through:] Apportionment of 68s. 6d. p.a. from 18 Dec. 1420 to the following Easter, being 70 days: 13s. 1 1/2d.
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590
Writ devenerunt ‡ 8 Feb. 1420.
[Frank]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Wiltshire.
Inquisition [indented].
Salisbury.
24 Feb. [
Persones].
Jurors:
John
Bryd
;
Robert
Bacham
;
Robert
Coufold
;
Ralph
Temple
;
Nicholas
Leye
;
Thomas
Gereberd
;
John
Gilberd
;
John
Billyndon
;
Thomas
Crab
;
Walter
Bacham
;
John
Nicholas
; and
Simon
Vnewyne
.
For the reasons given in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588) there came into the hand of
Henry
IV
and remain in the
hand of the present king 20 a. dry meadow and hill pasture in
Ashton
Keynes
, held of
the heir of Lord Despenser in socage, annual value 8s.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
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591
Hampshire.
Inquisition [indented].
Fordingbridge.
26 Feb. 1420. [
Persones].
Jurors:
Walter
Olde
;
Thomas
Rule
;
John
Toriton
;
John
Gore
;
Geoffrey
Pay
;
Gregory
Godde
;
Peter
Bakere
;
William
Knyght
;
Robert
Symkyn
;
John
Body
;
John
Kymbell
; and
Geoffrey
Webbe
.
For the reasons given in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588) there came into the hand of
Henry IV
and remain in the
hand of the present king in the Isle of Wight the manor of Walpen, 4 messuages, 6
cottages, 10 tofts and 2 carucates in `Wode', 6 messuages, 8 cottages, 6 tofts and 3
carucates in Chillingwood and 2 little closes in Haven Street.
Walpen. The manor is held of the
duchess of York
of the castle of Carisbrooke by knight service. There are in the manor
30 messuages, annual value nil, 20 tofts, annual value 3s. 4d., 800 a. arable, annual value
£16 13s. 4d., 40 a. meadow, annual value 13s. 4d., 100 a. pasture, annual value 16s. 8d.,
10s. assize rents from various tenements there at Easter and Michaelmas in equal
portions, and a windmill, annual value 6s. 8d., all held in the same way as the manor.
Annual values: 4 messuages and 6 cottages in `Wode', nil; 10 tofts, 3s. 4d.; 2 dovecots in
the 2 carucates, nil; 4 gardens nil; 300 a. arable, 50s.; 19 a. meadow, 10s.; 100 a. pasture
and moor, 6s. 8d.; 100 a. wood, 3s. 4d; 6 messuages, 8 cottages and 6 tofts in Chillingwood, nil; a dovecot in the 3 carucates in Chillingwood, nil; 6 gardens, nil; 300 a. arable,
37s. 6d.; 20 a. meadow, 10s.; 80 a. pasture, 6s. 8d.; 80 a. wood, 3s. 4d. The 2 closes in
Haven Street contain 10 a. arable, annual value 12d., and are held of
John
Hore
by
service of 12d. yearly at Michaelmas for all services.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
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592
Writ melius inquirendo ‡ 1 April 1420.
[
Wymbyssh].
Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Refers to CIPM XVIII, no. 1104
Hampshire.
Inquisition.
Fordingbridge.
11 April. [
Persones].
Jurors:
William
Holte
;
Walter
Olde
;
John
Gore
;
John
Thoryton
;
Thomas
Rule
;
Peter
Baker
;
Geoffrey
Pay
;
William
Knyght
;
John
Body
;
William
Parell
;
John
Kymbell
; and
Robert
Symekyn
.
Thomas
Ralegh
held 2 small crofts of arable and furze in Haven Street in the Isle of
Wight in his demesne as of fee.
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593
Writ devenerunt ‡ 8 Feb. 1420.
[Frank]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Herefordshire.
Inquisition.
Hereford.
2 March. [
Russell].
Jurors:
Richard
Hope
;
William
Thomkyns
;
John
Herberd
;
Thomas
Nasshe
;
Walter
Loue
;
John
Hauc
;
Symon
Kynge
;
Ralph
de
Egleton
;
Thomas
Maddeston
;
John
Page
;
John
Maugne of Pixley
; and
William
Cotte
.
7 jurors same as [594](CIPM-DOC-21-594).
For the reasons given in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588) there came into the hand of
Henry IV
and remain in the
hand of the present king 1/4 manor of Westhide and all the lands and tenements, part of the 1/4 manor, which
John
Cook
,
John
Lovell
,
Henry
Thomas
and
Gregory
Tayllour
held, and a tenement which
John
Cot
held, and 2 parcels of
woods called `Westwode' and `Cokhutlond', all of which were assigned in dower to
Thomas
Ralegh
's widow Joan by
John
Harry, escheator
of
Henry IV
. Because of
William's minority the remainder of the 1/4 manor came into the hand of the present king.
It is held of the heirs of
Adam
de
Everyngham, knight
, service unknown.
Westhide. There are in the
1/4 manor 3 messuages, annual value 6d., 2 tofts, annual value 6d., 300 a. arable, annual
value 33s. 4d., 20 a. meadow, annual value 13s. 4d., and 20 a. pasture, annual value
3s. 4d., and 30 a. wood, annual value 5s., not including the lands assigned to Joan.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
[The Exchequer copy has an apportionment calculation at the foot.]
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594
Writ melius inquirendo‡ 1 April 1420
[
Wymbyssh].
Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Refers to CIPM XVIII, no. 1108
Herefordshire.
Inquisition.
Hereford.
15 April. [
Russell].
Jurors:
Richard
Hope
;
William
Thomkyns
;
John
Herbard
;
Thomas
Nassh
;
Walter
Loue
;
Geoffrey
Laverente
;
John
Bene
;
John
Lovell
;
Simon
Kynge
;
John
Hauk
;
Thomas
Lovell
; and
John
Pyper
.
7 jurors same as [593](CIPM-DOC-21-593).
Thomas
Ralegh
held in his demesne as of fee, i.e. to him, his heirs and assigns, 1/4 manor
of Westhide.
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595
Writ devenerunt ‡ 8 Feb. 1420.
[Frank]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Gloucestershire.
Inquisition.
Gloucester.
16 March. [
Whityngton].
Jurors:
James
Gayner
;
Robert
Monemouthe
;
Richard
Mille
;
John
Staure
;
John
Clerk
;
John
Notlyn
;
John
Hemmyng
;
Walter
Boghan
;
John
Fauconere
;
John
Bourne
;
John
Adams
; and
John
Chaunterell
.
For the reasons given in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588) there came into the hand of
Henry
IV
and remain in the
hand of the present king a messuage and 2 carucates in Turkdean, [?part of] the manor
of Norcott, 2/3 manor of Lassington with the advowson of the church of Lassington belonging to the manor, the
manor of Edgeworth with the advowson of the church of Edgeworth belonging to the manor, and 1/3
manor of Ley . There were assigned in dower to
Thomas
Ralegh
's widow Joan from the
manors by
Edward
Lodelowe, escheator
of Henry IV, a messuage and 2 carucates in
Turkdean, held of the king
of the honor of Wallingford; 2/3 manor of Lassington, held of
the
archbishop of York
of his manor of Churchdown; all lands and tenements which
John
Tancarde
and
Walter
Pallmere
hold; a croft called `Bothelescrofte'; and a parcel of wood
called `Stepheneswode', all part of the manor of Edgeworth. The rest of the manors are
in the king's hand because of the minority of Thomas's son William.
The manor of
Norcott is held of the heir of Lord Despenser in socage. There are in that manor 4
messuages and 6 cottages, annual value nil, 200 a. arable, annual value 20s., 200 a.
pasture, annual value 16s. 8d., and 20s. assize rents paid yearly by various free tenants at
Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions.
The manor of Edgeworth and the advowson
of the church of the manor are held of the heir of Lord Talbot of his manor of
Painswick, service unknown. There are in that manor 10 messuages and 6 cottages,
annual value nil, 400 a. arable, annual value 54s., 200 a. pasture, annual value 10s.,
30 a. meadow, annual value 20s., 40 a. wood, annual value 3s. 4d., and the advowson,
annual value nil, all values above the land assigned to Joan.
The 1/3 manor of Ley is held
in socage of the heir of Lord Talbot. There are in the 1/3 16 messuages, 10 cottages and 10
tofts, annual value nil, 300 a. arable, annual value 33s. 4d., 100 a. pasture and moor,
annual value 8s. 4d., 40 a. meadow, annual value 20s., and 13s. 4d. assize rents paid by
various free tenants at Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions.
Annual value of the
advowson of Lassington belonging to 2/3 manor there, nil.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
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596
Writ devenerunt ‡ 8 Feb. 1420.
[Frank]. Teste Humphrey, duke of Gloucester.
Devon.
Inquisition.
Exeter.
6 March. [
Foleford].
Jurors:
Walter
Pollard
;
John
Biry
;
Richard
Barry
;
Geoffrey
Bowey
;
William
Vppecote
;
Thomas
Bykelegh
;
Henry
Salterne
;
John
Barry
;
John
..dchild
;
Henry
Person
;
William
Wollecomb
; and
John
Pree
.
No lands or tenements in demesne came into the hand of
Henry IV
by the deaths of
Thomas
Ralegh
and his son William or remain in the hand of the present king. William
died seised as of fee and right of the following:
the reversion of the manor of West Hagginton which Thomas, by the name of
Thomas
Ralegh
of Charles, by his indenture dated 6 Sept. 1403 and shown to the jurors
in evidence, demised to
Thomas
Kyngeslond
, who survives, for life, rendering £8 6s. 8d.
to Thomas and his heirs at Easter and Michaelmas yearly in equal portions, remainder to
Agnes wife of
Thomas
Kyngeslond
and John son of Thomas and Agnes, already dead,
rendering £11 to
Thomas
Ralegh
and his heirs at the same terms. By virtue of that
demise
Thomas
Kyngeslond
was and still is seised, and the £8 6s. 8d. rent and the
remainder came into the hand of
Henry
IV
on the death of
Thomas
Ralegh
and remain
in the hand of the present king because of William's minority. William held the manor of
Hugh
Courtenay, earl of Devon
, by knight service of the honor of Okehampton now in
the king's hand because of the death of the former earl, Hugh's father
Edward
Courtenay
, annual value 53s. 4d. above the £8 6s. 8d. rent;
the remainder of the manors of Charles and West Buckland and a messuage, a
carucate and 40 a. wood in Walson and 1/2 manor of Curtisknowle which
Thomas
Ralegh
as
Thomas
Ralegh
of Charles by his indenture dated 28 Dec. 1402 and also shown to the
jurors in evidence demised to
Thomas
Kyngeslond
for life by name of the manor of
Charles with appurtenances in West Buckland, Walson and Curtisknowle, rendering to
Thomas and his heirs £18 yearly at Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions. The
remainder and £18 rent came into the hand of
Henry
IV
on the death of
Thomas
Ralegh
and into the hand of the present king, where they remain, by reason of William's
minority. William held the remainder of the manor of Charles of
Hugh, earl of Devon
,
by knight service of the honor of Okehampton, now in the king's hand for the reason
given above, annual value 10s. above the £18 rent. The manor of West Buckland is held
of the heir of
Thomas
de
Ayssh
of the manor of Rose Ash by knight service, annual
value above the £18 rent, 5s. The messuage, carucate and 40 a. wood in Walson are held
of the heir of
John
de
Cobham, knight
, of the manor of Cobham Week by knight service,
annual value above the £18 rent, 3s. 4d. The moiety of the manor of Curtisknowle is
held of the heir of Clarice widow of
John
Berye
by knight service, annual value above the
£18 rent, 3s. 4d. None of the above lands is held in chief.
By letters patent of 24 Feb.
1407 [CPR 1405-8, p. 296], shown in evidence to the jurors,
Henry
IV
committed the
keeping of the lands of
Thomas
Ralegh
or Raweley, tenant in chief, to
William, Lord
Willoughby
.
Date of death and heir as in [588](#CIPM-DOC-21-588).
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