Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 21, 1418-21
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ELIZABETH WIDOW OF
JOHN
INGLESTHORP, KNIGHT
904
Writ ‡
1 May 1422. [
Wymbyssh].
Teste John, duke of Bedford.
Addressed to the escheator in Norfolk and Suffolk, but endorsement of execution refers to only one inquisition.
Norfolk.
Inquisition.
King's Lynn.
9 May. [
Lexham].
Jurors:
William
Hunte
;
John
Trendell
;
Thomas
Welleman
;
John
Lesse
;
Robert
Baile
;
William
Killyngworthe
;
William
Rost
;
John
Kervyle
;
Robert
Ladde
;
Nicholas
Herrison
;
John
Austyn
; and
Robert
Stowe
.
She held no lands or tenements of the inheritance of John's son and heir
Thomas
, a
minor in the king's wardship, either for life or in dower, but held for life jointly with
John the manor of Ingoldisthorpe by grant of
John
de
Wesenham
,
Philip
de
Tilney
,
John
Appilby, vicar of Tilney All Saints
,
Simon
Baret
and
Eleanor
de
Ingaldesthorp
, as
appears by a charter shown to the jurors. There are in the manor the site with its
buildings, annual value nil; 60 a. pasture, annual value 20s.; 118 a. arable, annual value
46s. 8d.; a warren, 16 a., annual value 16s.; 23 a. arable in `Southsomerfeld', annual
value 4s.; 17 a. arable in `Middehergong', annual value 2s.; 24 a. arable in `North-
erdegong', annual value 2s.; 66 a. arable in the field of `Frengge' and `Seggeford', annual
value 20s.; 90 a. 3 roods of arable in `le Lyngge', annual value 22s. 6d.; 24 a. arable in
the field of Ingoldisthorpe, annual value 11s.; a marsh called `Southheymerssh', annual
value 10s. 6d.; and 60s. assize rents at Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions. The
manor is held of the
prior of St. Mary's, Castle Acre
, for 8s. yearly.
She died on 12 Dec. last.
Edmund
Inglesthorp
, son and heir of
Thomas
Inglesthorp
,
son and heir of
John
Inglesthorp
is her grandson and next heir, aged 6 months and more.
C 138/62/12 mm. 1-2
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