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ELIZABETH WIDOW OF HENRY FITZHUGH, KNIGHT
288 Writ melius inquirendo . ‡ 14 October 1428. [Wymbyssh]. Regarding 83. Inquire whether Elizabeth wife of Henry Fitzhugh, knight, and Elizabeth wife of Henry Fitzhugh, chevalier, are the same.
LINCOLNSHIRE. Inquisition. Boston 29 October 1428. [Haltoft].
Jurors: William Levesham ; John Harbene ; Richard Nelle ; John Chapman ; John Daweson ; Richard Launder ; William Saunderson ; Thomas Drury ; Robert Walter ; Thomas Croft ; Roger Haunay ; John Bouthe ; and Thomas Goldyng .
Elizabeth wife of Henry Fitzhugh, knight , named in the inquisition taken by royal command and specified in the writ here, and Elizabeth wife of Henry Fitzhugh, chevalier , named in the king’s mandate, and similarly specified in the writ, are one and the same.
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