Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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MARGARET WIDOW OF
THOMAS
BROMLEY
201
Writ (Exchequer).
†
16 May 1423. [
Wymbyssh]
To the Treasurer and his barons of the Exchequer. Requesting information as to the tenor of an inquisition held ex officio and returned to
Henry V’s Exchequer, because she married without
Henry V’s licence and held at the day of this transgression specified lands by endowment of her former husband and assigned to her by
Henry V [CIPM XXI, no. 173Dorse:]... Easter 1423 Roll 30.
STAFFORDSHIRE.
Inquisitionex officio.
Stafford.
25 July 1422. [
Cotes]
[Head:] The tenor of the inquisition mentioned in the writ sewn to this document follows in these words.
Jurors:
John
Alot
of Stone
;
Thomas
Gerveys
;
Hugh
Nikelyn
;
Robert
Cressewell
;
John
Wotton
of Cowley
;
William
Hare
of Aston
;
John
Wylot
;
John
Frenssh
;
John
Smyth
of Stone
;
John
Wotton
of Audmore;
Thomas
Huchons
; and
Roger
Haburley
.
She (vidua Regis) married without the king’s licence and held at the time of this transgression 1/3 of 1/3 manor of Ashley and 1/3 manors of Bromley and Werrington by endowment of Thomas her late husband and assignment of the king, annual value 106s. 8d. paid at Michaelmas,
Christmas,
Lady Day and Midsummer in equal portions. The 1/3 of 1/3 manor of Ashley is held of the king in chief by knight service. The 1/3 manors of Bromley and Werrington is held together with 2/3 manors of others than the king, service unknown. She held no more lands or tenements at the time of this transgression or afterwards.
[
Foot:]
James
Thykenes
of
Balterley.
C 139/7/62 mm.1–2