Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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HENRY
VAVASOUR, CHEVALIER
350
Writ melius inquirendo.
‡
10 May 1424. [
Wymbyssh]
Regarding the manner in which the reversion of the manor of Eastburn belonged to his right heirs.
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Sherburn in Elmet.
30 May 1424. [
Hay]
Jurors:
Richard
Helwyth
of Barkston
;
William
Stuterd
of Sherburn ?in Elmet (Shirburn)
;
Robert
de
Dale
and
Richard
de
Sutton
, of Stutton
;
Richard
Bramhop
of Grimston
;
John
de
Hessylwod
of Hazelwood
;
Richard
Scharcrofte
of Aberford
;
John
Raufson
of Lotherton
;
Thomas
Willson
and
John
Fox
, of Ferre
;
John
Neuhall
of Hazelwood
; and
Henry
de
Hardwyk
of Addingham
.
He held the manor of Eastburn jointly enfeoffed with Margaret his late wife, by grant of
Ralph
earl of Westmorland
to them and his heirs, Henry IV’s licence having been obtained [CPR 1405–8, p.333]. He died seised of this estate and Margaret survived at the time of the earlier inquisition held before
Robert
de
Morton, escheator
[CIPM XX, no. 27].
C 139/13/40 mm.1–2