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CHRISTINE ROUS
387 Writ melius inquirendo. ‡ 27 November 1424. [Wymbyssh] Regarding the estate she had in specified lands and rents and how William Rous son of Robert Rous is her next heir [CIPM XX, no. 567; Thomas Harewell, escheator ].
WARWICKSHIRE. Inquisition. Kenilworth. 17 January 1425. [Lathebury]
Jurors: Geoffrey Burell ; William Galwey ; Thomas Sulhull ; Thomas Gody ; Thomas Webbe ; Thomas Arnold ; Robert Abell ; Thomas Phelipp ; John Savage ; William Napton ; Geoffrey Baker ; and John Swyndon .
She died seised of the following in her demesne as of fee. King’s Coughton, a messuage and a virgate, held of Guy Spyne, esquire , service unknown. Hillborough, a messuage and 1 1/2 virgates, held of William Clopton , service unknown. Temple Grafton, a toft and 16 a. arable. Kinwarton, a messuage and a virgate. Bidford, 2 cottages, held of Lord Burnell , service unknown. Wixford, 2 crofts, held of the same William Clopton , service unknown. Oversley, 8s. annual rent from a messuage and 1/2 virgate. Bidford, 8d. annual rent, from a messuage in John Hewet ’s tenure.
William Rous , now deceased, was her kinsman and next heir as the son of Robert Rous , son of Christine, both at the time of her death and at the time of the inquisition before Thomas Harewell specified in the writ.
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