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ROGER RAWLYN OF STARMORE
324 [Writ not required.]
LEICESTERSHIRE. Inquisition ex officio [indented]. Leicester. 11 April 1429. [Bug].
Jurors: Richard Moorton; John Judde; Robert Ilyff; Robert Persons; Richard Ketyll; Richard Long; John Ketyll; John Lychefeld; John Broun; Henry Cartwryght; William Charleton; and Thomas Malabre.
He died seised of a small, unenclosed toft and 9 a. arable in Starmore, worth 12d. yearly.
John his son and heir is an idiot, for which reason the toft and land were seized into the hands of the king by the escheator.
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