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JOHN DEYNCOURT, KNIGHT
38 Writ melius inquirendo. ‡ 13 November 1422. [Wymbyssh] Regarding the heir of John Dencourt, knight , who held the manor of Wooburn in his demesne as of fee: whether he is called John or William, in response to conflicting returns from John Boys, former escheator of Buckinghamshire and William Gypthorp, former escheator of Lincolnshire [CIPM XIX, nos 70–1].
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Inquisition. Wooburn. 18 December 1422. [Hampden]
Jurors: William Coly ; John Kene ; Henry Freend ; Thomas Bournend ; Richard Kene ; William Baile ; Thomas Smyth ; Richard Curfull ; Thomas Fuller ; Richard atte Barre ; John Milleward ; and John Wride .
The heir of John Deyncourt, knight , is called William and not John.
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