Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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NICHOLAS
DE
SANCTO MAURO, ESQUIRE
245
Writ mandamus.
‡
5 July 1423. [
Wymbyssh]
Regarding lands held of Henry V
.
WILTSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Chippenham.
10 September 1423. [
Wayte]
Jurors:
Edward
Paternoster
;
Thomas
Craas
;
William
Porter
;
Walter
Clerk
;
Robert
R...y
[ms torn];
John
Heth
;
William
Pedeworth
;
Robert
Colerne
;
Nicholas
Spondell
;
John
Lile
;
John
Foughler
; and
Richard
Huberd
.
He held no lands or tenements in his demesne as of fee or in service of Henry V or another. He held 1/4 manor of Hilperton for life by grant of Ela who was the wife of
Richard
de
Sancto Mauro, senior
, reversion to Alice wife of
William
la
Zouche, chevalier
, and kinswoman and heir of Ela as daughter of
Richard
de
Sancto Mauro, junior
, Ela’s son. Ela held the 1/4 at the time of this arrangement in her demesne as of fee, of
Edmund
earl of March, service unknown, annual value 26s. 8d. She died on 8 February 1410.
He died on 24 June 1420.
Alice was aged 14 years on 23 July last.
Nicholas
Rolff
of Hilperton occupied the 1/4 and took the issues after Nicholas’s death and still, manner or title unknown.
C 139/9/9 mm.1–2
246
Writ mandamus.
‡
5 July 1423. [
Wymbyssh]
Regarding lands held of Henry V
.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES.
Inquisition.
Winchcombe.
21 January 1424. [
Herle]
Jurors:
Nicholas
Haukeslowe
;
John
Wotton
;
Richard
Brydeley
;
John
Ayleworth, senior
;
William
Herte
;
Richard
Gerveys
;
John
Ayleworth, junior
;
William
Langebarowe
;
John
Chalyngworth
;
William
Wotton
;
Richard
Baker
; and
John
Lacok
.
Nicholas
Seymour
held no lands or tenements in his demesne as of fee or in service of Henry V or another. Ela, late wife of
Richard
de
Sancto Mauro, chevalier, senior
, was formerly seised in her demesne as of fee of 1/3 manor of Clifton, held of
Richard, late Lord Despencer
of his honour of Gloucester by knight service. She surrendered and demised this to Nicholas for his life, saving reversion to herself and her heirs. Nicholas died seised of this estate, annual value of the third part, 40s.
He died on 24 July 1420 [sic].
Ela died on 8 February 1410. The 1/3 manor should revert after Nicholas’s death to Alice wife of
William
le
Zouche, chevalier
, and kinswoman and heir of Ela, being daughter of
Richard
de
Sancto Mauro, chevalier, junior
, Ela’s son. Alice was 14 years on 23 July last.
Ralph
earl of Westmorland
occupied and took the issues after Nicholas’s death and still, title unknown.
C 139/9/9 mm.3–4