773
Writ
‡
5 Dec. 1421.
[Mapilton]. Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Hereford and the Adjacent March of Wales
.
Inquisition [indented].
Hereford.
28 Feb. 1422. [
Monyngton].
Jurors:
Thomas
Delahay
junior;
William
Byryton
;
Edmund
Gomond
;
Thomas
Fote
;
Walter
Walssh
;
John
Grene
;
Robert
Bourgh’n
; Thomas Riwlyns;
Henry
Bottecote
;
Thomas
Godeman
;
Thomas
Partryche
; and
Thomas
Lawton
.
She held the manor of Brimfield in her demesne as of fee jointly with
Richard
de la
Mare
, formerly her husband,
Thomas
Bromwych
,
Thomas
Burghope
,
William
Harper
and
Walter
Mybbe
by grant of
Master
John
Prophete, dean of Hereford
,
Thomas
Yong
,
John
Burley
and
Hugh
Harper, chaplain, by fine of quin. East. 1404 [CP 25/1/83/51, no. 10], the king's licence having been obtained [5 Feb. 1404: CPR 1401-5, p. 362].
The manor is held of the king
in chief by service of keeping the forest of Morfe, annual value £10.
She also held in her demesne as of fee jointly with her husband Richard: by grant of
Hugh
Harpere, clerk
, a manor called `Muryvale' and other lands, tenements, rents, reversions and services in the lordship of Ashton, formerly held by
Richard
de
Brompton
, and held of
William
de
Lychefeld, knight
, service unknown, annual value 20s.; by grant of
Thomas
Bromwyche
and
John
Bodenham
of Walterstone
the manor of
Tyberton and other lands there and in Blakemere, Bellamoor, Chilstone, Arkstone and Preston on Wye, formerly held by
Richard
de
Burley, knight
, and held of the
dean and chapter of Hereford
, service unknown, annual value 40s.; by grant of
Hugh
Harpere, clerk
, lands, tenements, meadow, pasture, wood, rents and reversions in Tyberton, Blakemere, Chilstone and in the lordship of Preston on Wye, formerly held by
John
de la
Ferne of Wisteston
, held of the
dean and chapter of Hereford
, service unknown, annual value 5s.; by grant of
Hugh
Harpere, clerk
, other lands, tenements, meadow, pasture, wood, rents and reversions in Tyberton and Blakemere in the lordship of Preston on Wye, formerly held by
Adam
le
Peere
of Tyberton
by grant of
John
le
Hopere
and
Richard
le
Hopere
, held of the
dean and chapter of Hereford
, service unknown, annual value 6s. 8d.
She held for life the manor of Howton by grant of
John
de
Ellesford, knight
, and his wife Margaret by fine levied mor. All Souls 1410 [CP 25/1/83/51, no. 24], reversion to
Richard
de la
Mare
, remainder to
John
de
Mellesbourne
, kinsman of
John
de
Mellesbourne, knight
, and held of
John
de
Merbury
and his wife Agnes of their manor of Weobley, service unknown, annual value 60s.
She held in dower after the death of
John
de
Eynesford, knight
, 1/3 manor of Tillington, reversion to
John
de
Merbury
,
John
Brugge
and
John
Vyntier
, esquire
s, by grant of
John
de
Mellebourne
son of
Peter
de
Mellebourne, esquire
, held of
James
de
Berkeley
of his manor of Berkeley, service unknown, annual value 10 marks.
She also held various messuages and lands in Burghill, Tillington and Wellington called `Mauncelleslond' by grant of
John
Mellebourne
, remainder to
John
de
Merbury
,
John
Brugge
and
John
Vyntier
, held of
Anne, countess of Stafford
, of the honor of Brecknock, service unknown, annual value 10s.
After Isabel's death
John
de
Merbury
,
John
Brugge
and
John
Vyntier
, esquire
s, entered the 1/3 manor of Tillington and the messuages and lands in Burghill, Tillington and Wellington and afterwards demised the 1/3 and 2/3 manor and the messuages and lands called `Mauncelleslond' to
John
Mellebourne
, son of
Peter
Mellebourne
, and his wife Elizabeth and the heirs of their bodies, remainder to the right heirs of John.
She held the manor of Edvin Ralph for life, remainder to
William
Crofte
, son and heir of
John
de
Crofte
, by grant of
Malcolm
de la
Mere
,
Thomas
Oldecastell
,
John
Skydmor of Kentchurch
and
Hugh
Harpere, clerk
. The manor is held of
Thomas, bishop of Hereford
, service unknown, annual value 100s.
She died on 24 Sept. 1421.
William
Bourghull
is her next heir, aged 40 years and more.
C 138/58/40 mm. 2, 4
E 149/124/10
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