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JOAN WIFE OF WILLIAM CHETEWYND, ESQUIRE
707 Commission. † 10 July 1426. [Wymbyssh] To John Hampton, junior, esquire , Boyce Hampton , William Euerdon and William Lyne . Two or three of the commissioners, one of whom to be either of the Williams, to hold an inquisition of Leicestershire lands held by knight service of the vacant archbishopric of York in the king’s hands; and the sheriff to empanel the jury [CPR 1422–9, p.362].
LEICESTERSHIRE. Inquisition. Loughborough. 24 September 1426. Before Boyce Hampton and William Lyne .
Jurors: Simon Breton , Robert de Saxby , Richard Breton , William Coupere , Richard Marchall ’, William Iremonger , Richard Bardolf , William Wyght and Richard Barlowe , all of Loughborough; and Reginald Gromley , Ralph Blakwell and William Blakwell , all of Diseworth.
She died seised of 1/2 manor of Tur Langton in her demesne as of fee, held by knight service of the archbishopric of York, then vacant through the death of Henry Bowet and in the king’s hands, annual value 100s. William Calcote and Joan his wife took the issues from the moiety from the time of her death until the taking of this inquisition. She died seised of 1/2 manor of Odstone held of Reynold Lord de Grey , service unknown, annual value 100s. Reynold took the issues from the time of her death and still does so.
She died on 4 May 1425. John Chetewynd is her next heir as son of Robert her son and was aged 16 years and more at her death.
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