754
Writ ‡
6 Feb. 1422.
[Haseley]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Lincoln.
Inquisition.
Barton on Humber.
13 March. [
Feriby].
Jurors:
John
Bryan of Barton on Humber
;
John
Arundell of Saxby All Saints
;
John
Gastryke of Barton on Humber
;
John
West of Great Limber or Little Limber
;
Thomas
Man of Barton on Humber
;
John
Hopkynson of Kirmington
;
John
Legett of Wrawby
;
Edmund
Wale of Barrow on Humber
;
Nicholas
Teynby
of the same;
Richard
Tayliour of Wootton
;
John
Smyth of Immingham
; and
John
Matyns of Kirmington
.
He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief in demesne or by service but was seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor of Little Coates, annual value 100s., and other lands and tenements in Tealby, annual value 35s. Long before his death as
John
de
Cotes, esquire
, of Little Coates by his charter dated at Little Coates on 24 Jan. 1408, shown to the jurors, with clause of warranty and seal of arms, granted them to his brother
James
de
Cotes
, deceased, in tail male, reversion to his brother
Robert
de
Cotes
, who survives, in tail male, reversion to
Roger
Keleby
of Keelby in tail male, remainder to his own right heirs. James was seised, died without heir male and was succeeded by Robert, who was seised until unjustly disseised by
Thomas
de
Myssynden
and his wife Mary. The manor is held of the king in chief of the fee of Aumale, service unknown. The lands in Tealby are held of the prior of St. John of Jerusalem
for 30s. yearly.
He died on 30 Sept. last. Mary wife of
Thomas
Myssynden
and Margaret daughter of John named in the writ are his next heirs, Mary
aged 20 years and more, Margaret
aged 1 year and more.
C 138/57/30 mm. 1-2
E 149/125/2
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