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RICHARD LESCROP OF CASTLE BOLTON, KNIGHT
698 Commission ‡ 13 Nov. 1421 [not in CPR or CFR]. [Thoralby]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to Henry Perpount, knight , Ralph Makerell, esquire , Thomas Hunt and William Rygmayden , quorum 2 or 3, as in writ mandamus. [Under the attestation clause:.] Sealed by the Council.
Nottinghamshire. Inquisition. Blyth, before Makerell and Rygmayden. 8 Dec.
Jurors: John de Carleton of Carlton in Lindrick ; John de Tuxford ; John Rabworth of Welham ; Thomas Donell of Misterton ; Nicholas Wyston ; William Rogerson of Misterton ; John de Helsam ; Robert Plesley ; John del Chambre; Robert Blakbrige ; William Cotyngham ; Robert Lyncoln ; Robert Wyllyamson of Fenton ; Thomas Thrope ; and John Warde of Carlton in Lindrick .
He held in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service the manor and township of Langold, annual value £20, of which John Niandeser , deceased, his wife Margaret, John Haryngton, knight , Thomas Talbot, knight , William Lasyngby , William Akworth , Guy Fayrefax , William de Biggynges, clerk , Richard Sharpe, clerk , and Thomas Buwell, clerk , disseised him. John Niandeser and his wife Margaret took the profits until John's death, and Margaret has continued to receive them until the taking of this inquisition. Richard also died seised of the manor of Epperstone, annual value 100s., but of whom it is held is unknown.
He died on 20 Aug. 1420. Henry Lescrop is his son and next heir, aged 4 years.
C 138/55/1b mm. 1-2
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