Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 22, 1422-27
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Kate Parkin (ed.), with introduction by Christine Carpenter, Calendar of Inquisitions Post-Mortem and other Analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office XXII: 1-5 Henry VI (1422-27).Boydell & Brewer2003
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JOAN DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM
WYNSLOWE
SON OF
MARY WIFE OF
THOMAS
HOLGILL
688
Writ devenerunt.
3 August 1426. [
Wymbyssh]
Regarding lands held by knight service by Mary late wife of
Thomas
Holgill
of the heir of
Aubrey
de
Veer, earl of Oxford
, and a minor in Henry IV’s wardship.
William
Wynslowe
died a minor in Henry V’s wardship and Joan died a minor in the king’s wardship.
ESSEX.
Inquisition.
Saffron Walden.
13 September 1426. [
Flete]
Jurors:
William
Langedale
;
Thomas
Chunne
;
Robert
Walkelyn
;
John
Cote, senior
;
Thomas
Bultell
;
John
Hogge
;
Richard
Barker
;
Richard
Bultell
;
John
Hogge
[sic];
Reginald
Norton
;
Richard
Walkelyn
;
John
Cote
;
John
Norce
; and
Richard
Cokswete
.
Owing to the death of Mary wife of
Thomas
Holgill
, who held by knight service of the heir of
Aubrey
de
Veer, earl of Oxford
, a minor in Henry IV’s wardship, and the minority of William her son and heir, who died a minor in Henry V’s wardship, the following came into Henry IV’s hands and are in those of Henry VI by reason of the minority of Joan daughter and heir of William, who died a minor in Henry VI’s wardship.
Finchingfield and Great Sampford, a tenement called ‘Wodehall’. Hempstead, a tenement called Crouchmans.
Finchingfield, a wood called ‘Spaigneswode’ containing 30 a. of which the possessors can cut 2 a. each year, value of each acre 6s. 8d.
The tenements and wood are held of John
son and heir of
Richard
de
Veer, late earl of Oxford
, by knight service, annual value of the tenements 48s. 8d.
She died on 20 July last, without heir of her body.
Walter
Huntyngdon
is her kinsman and next heir as son of
John
Huntyngdon
son of Elizabeth sister of William father of Mary late wife of
Thomas
Holgill
, and is aged 24 years and more.
[There follow details of an outlaw.]
C 139/27/7 mm.1–2