Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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JOHN
LOVELL, CHEVALIER
179
Writ melius inquirendo.
26 June 1423. [
Wymbyssh]
Of whom, how and for what service the manor of Mannington is held [CIPM XIX, no. 417see also CIPM XXI, no. 382
WILTSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Aldbourne.
1 July 1423. [
Wayte]
Jurors:
John
Bailly
of Cricklade
;
Thomas
Walrond
;
John
Boierne
;
Thomas
Andrew
;
John
Byde
;
Richard
Thomas
;
Edmund
Pommyshert
;
Richard
Rount
;
John
Sutton
;
John
Canon
;
Peter
Amys
; and
Nicholas
Barbour
.
He held in his demesne as of fee 1/3 manor of Mannington and the reversion of 2/3 manor which
Parnel
de
Knolle
holds for life, as found in the earlier inquisition held before
John
Tybenham, escheator
, detailed in the writ. Mannington. The manor is held of
Henry
bishop of Winchester
and others
of the manor of Vastern in socage.
C 139/6/52 mm.1–2