Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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JOAN WIFE OF
LUKE
MORELL
353
Writ melius inquirendo.
‡
8 December 1423. [
Smyth]
Whether
Ralph
de
Tyle
, Alice his wife and John his son are dead, whether Alice died without heir of her body, and the age of Thomas son of
Thomas
de
Enfeld
.
ESSEX.
Inquisition.
Chelmsford.
11 January 1424. [
Baynard]
Jurors:
William
atte
Cherche
;
John
Quyntyn
;
John
Val...
[ms torn];
Thomas
Shell...gh
;
William
Valeys
;
John
Reve
;
John
Felde
;
Nicholas
London
;
John son of
Clement
Clerk
;
John
Markeshale
;
Richard
Jocep
; and
John
Esy
of Brentwood.
As detailed in the writ, the earlier inquisition before
Robert
Darcy, escheator
, [CIPM XIX, no. 1030], found that she held the manor of Bobbingworth with the advowson of Bobbingworth church for life, reversion to Thomas son and heir of
Thomas
de
Enefeld
, deceased, then a minor in Henry IV’s wardship, and his heirs, as kinsman and heir of Alice who was the wife of
Ralph
de
Tyle
, being the son of Thomas brother of John father of this Alice. By a fine levied at Westminster, quin. Trin. 1389 [CP 25/1/69/248 no.291],
Maud
de
Enefeld
of Laver deforc. granted the reversion of the manor and advowson, which should revert to her and her heirs after Joan’s death, in full to Ralph, Alice and John, Ralph’s son, quer. and Alice’s heirs, as is clear in the fine. The manor with advowson was held in chief of the earl of March, then a minor in Henry IV’s wardship, of his honour of Clare, service unknown.
Ralph
de
Tyle
, Alice his wife and John his son are deceased.
Alice died without heir of her body. Thomas son and heir of
Thomas
de
Enefeld
was aged 21 years and more on 18 October last.
C 139/13/43 mm.1–2