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WILLIAM COURTENAY, CHEVALIER
519 Writ melius inquirendo. ‡ 19 January 1425. [Wymbyssh] Whether he died without male heir of his body and, if so, who is the next heir of Richard Courtenay, late bishop of Norwich , and of what age.
DEVON. Inquisition. Exeter. 30 January 1425. [Beaumonnt]
Jurors: Nicholas Boys ; John Vawtort ; John Spencer ; John Ayssh ; John Botour ; John Frankecheyny ; John Shylston ; Walter Lywer ; William Bysshop ; Henry atte Beare ; Henry Stoford ; and John Colewill .
The previous inquisition before John Copleston, junior , [CIPM XXI, no. 342], found that he held the manor of Cullompton Sackville to himself and the male heirs of his body by enfeoffment of Richard Courtenay, late bishop of Norwich , and that Philip Courtenay , son and heir of John Courtenay, chevalier , brother and heir of Richard, was William’s kin and next heir, and then in ‪ Henry V’s wardship. He died without male heir of his body.
The same Philip Courtenay is the kin and next heir of Richard Courtenay , and is aged 21 years and more.
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