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ELIZABETH WIDOW OF JOHN NEVYLL, CHEVALIER
355 Writ certiorari de feodis militum et advocationibus ecclesiarum. ‡ 18 October 1423. [Wymbyssh] [Dorse:] By J. Frank .
YORKSHIRE. Inquisition. York. 13 November 1423. [Wynteworth]
Jurors: Robert Pekke ; Ralph Pidso ; John Pynder ; John Joce ; John Bosan ; William Pierson ; Walter Knyuet ; William Dalton ; Peter Smyth ; John Cary ; John Wadster ; and Robert Lyghtfote .
She held jointly with Edmund earl of March, Henry Brounflete and Joan his wife, Margaret duchess of Clarence and Thomas earl of Salisbury , of the inheritance of Edmund, Joan, Margaret and Alice daughter and heir of Eleanor, late wife of this Thomas, the fees and advowsons given in 153, with the following variations. Aislaby, 1/60 knight’s fee was lately held by John de Clyfton . Great Ayton, Thomas Marchant is described as of ?Ayton. Great or Little Barugh, Muscoates and Wombleton, the knight’s fee was lately held by Robert de Vescy . Scrayingham, forename of John Dollyng ’s wife not given. Willerby, Foxholes, Staxton and ?Harpham, the knight’s fee is also in Brigham. Sutton of the Forest, fee described [recte] as 1/3 knight’s fee.
C 139/13/46 mm.1–2