Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 23, 1427-32
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Claire Noble (ed.), with introduction by Christine Carpenter, Calendar of Inquisitions Post-Mortem and other Analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office XXIII: 6-10 Henry VI (1427-1432). Boydell & Brewer2004
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JOHN SON OF JOHN SON OF
JOHN
SWYNERTON
422
Writ de etate probanda
.
‡
9 June 1429. [
Wymbyssh].
Regarding his inheritance as kin and heir of
John
Swynerton
who held of
Henry
VI
in chief. The lands and tenements are now in the custody of
William
Leventhorp
by commission of
Henry
VI
[CFR 1422–1430, p. 170]. Inform William of the forthcoming proof of age. [Dorse:] He was informed.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Proof of age.
Brixworth
17 September 1429. [
Palmer].
John
Malory
of Welton, 48 and more, swears that John was born at Welton, baptised in the church there, and is aged 21 and more. He was one of the godfathers.
William
Warde
of Brixworth, 46 and more, started his journey to the Roman court on the day of the baptism.
Thomas
Smyth
of Brixworth, 46 and more, says that Thomas his son was baptised.
Henry
Bray
of Brixworth, 48 and more, says that his house in Brixworth caught fire.
Thomas
Warde
of Lamport, 50 and more, married Isabel daughter of
John
Williamson
.
William
Ladde
of Hanging Houghton, 46 and more, says that
Thomas
Ladde
his father
suddenly brought forth foam (subito emisit spumam).
John
Fawekener
of Scaldwell, 46 and more, says that the
lord of Scaldwell
married
Eleanor daughter of
John
Haldynby
on the day of the birth.
Thomas
Parkyn
of Scaldwell, 50 and more, bought two messuages and two virgates in
Scaldwell from
William
Johnson
.
Roger
Power
of Draughton, 60 and more, says that Roger his son was instituted as
rector of Cottingham
.
Richard
Lodyngton
of Wold (Wolde), 60 and more, says that John his son was elected
abbot of Pipewell
.
John
Pese
of Scaldwell, 46 and more, says that
William
Pese
his uncle was drowned at
Scaldwell.
Henry
Lodyngton
of Wold (Wolde), 46 and more, was elected constable.
C 139/46/53 mm.1–2