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CHRISTINE WIFE OF DREW BARENTYN
80 Writ. 16 March 1428. [Wymbyssh].
SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Newmarket 19 March 1428. [Drury].
Jurors: John Gladwene ; Robert Wyot ; William Dale ; John Barkere ; John Pere ; William Bryan ; John Degon ; John Dere ; Richard Barkere ; John Fabyan, senior ; John Fabyan, junior ; John Colyn ; John Langewade ; Robert Southman ; and John Ferour .
She held no lands or tenements of the king in chief or any other in demesne as of fee simple, fee tail, or in service. John Hale, clerk , John Selman , deceased, William Randolf , Henry James, clerk , deceased, John Stedesbury, clerk , deceased, John Blok, clerk , deceased, Thomas Senycle , John Fray , John Credy , deceased, William Est , deceased, William Beel , and John Wyssyngsete , deceased, were lately seised of the following in demesne as of fee simple, held of the king in chief as 1/6 knight’s fee. Exning, 180 a. land, worth 60s. yearly, and 24s. rent, payable at Easter and Michaelmas by equal parts; 2 parts of the manor of Exning called ‘Valens’, annual value £10, lately of Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke , now deceased; the manor of Exning called ‘Jardyns’, annual value £13 6s. 8d.; a third of 1/3 manor at Exning called ‘Valens’, annual value 100s., lately of Andrew Horn of Slinfold in Sussex and Alana his wife; and a third of 1/3 Exning manor, lately of Robert Porter and Alice his wife. By indented letters dated 30 September 1416, concerning all the above except the third of 1/3 Exning manor, and by other indented letters, also dated 30 September 1416, concerning the third of 1/3 Exning manor, lately of Robert Porter and Alice, John Hale etc. [as above] granted the above to Christine for life, to hold of the king and his heirs, with remainder to William Porter, knight , John Burgoyn , William Loksmyth , and John Ryvel , all still living, and Roger Flour and John Beawfour , now deceased, and their heirs, to hold of the king and his heirs in perpetuity. Royal licence was obtained by letters patent dated 27 August 1416, shown to the jurors [CPR 1416–1422, p. 41]. The letters dated 30 September 1416 were also shown to the jurors. The manor of Exning ‘Jardyns’ is not recorded as part of the grant in the C 139 recitation but it is included in all other records of the same grant.
Christine died on 11 March last. William Wrooth , her kin and next heir as the son of William her brother, is aged 24 and more. The above has remained to William Porter , John Burgoyn , William Loksmyth , and John Ryvel , and their heirs in perpetuity by authority of the grant.[The inquisition for Norfolk, ordered in the writ, is not extant.]
C 139/34/44 mm.1–2