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NICHOLAS SON OF ROBERT DE PARIS, SENIOR , OF PARIS
588 Commission. ‡ 12 March 1431. [Mapilton].G Addressed to Thomas Daukynson , Hugh Hulse , and Roger Strangeweys . Inquire after the lands which Nicholas son and heir of Robert is understood to have held as of the king’s principality of Wales, and which ought to belong to the king because Nicholas died without heir [CPR 1429–1436, p. 131]. By writ of privy seal.
ANGLESEY. Inquisition. Llanddyfnan 4 April 1431. Before Thomas Daukynson , Hugh Hulse , and Roger Strangeweys .
Jurors:Ieuan ap David ap Gron ; Lewis ap Hoell Duy ; Lleweleyn ap Hulkyn ap Lleweleyn Moill; Mad ap David ap Hoell ; Hoell ap Lleweleyn ap Hoell; Gruff ap Hoell ap Ieuan; Med ap Hoell ap Gron; Tudr ap David ap Robert ; Hoell ap Conus ap Hoell; Res ap David ap Res ; Mad ap Llewelyn Vaghan ; Eden ap Hulkyn; John Aleyn ; William Ingram ; William Stretton ; John Bate ; David Overton ; and Nicholas Overton .
He held no lands or tenements of the king as of the principality of Wales or any other. He granted the following to Gilbert Halsall and Katherine his wife, and to the heirs of their bodies, with reversion to the right heirs of Nicholas, to hold of the king and his heirs, the princes of Wales, by due service. The grant was made by charter and with royal licence. Gafrogwy, the manor. Lledwigan Llan, the manor. Bodwrog, the manor. Cerrigdewi, the manor. Gafrogwy, Lledwigan Llan, Bodwrog, Cerrigdewi, Ynys-gnud, and Brynkryth, 60 messuages, 600 a. land, 40 a. meadow, 100 a. pasture, one water-mill, 40 a. turbary, and a twentieth of 40 a. pasture. Ynys-gnud, ½ manor. Annual value of the above, £11
Gilbert and Katherine died without heir of their bodies and the reversion should come to the hands of the king because Nicholas died without heir on 31 January 1426.
William ap Gruff and John Hope have occupied the manors etc. and taken the issues since Gilbert’s death on 14 March 1429, but to what value and by what title is unknown.
[Head:] Received on 12 July 1432.
C 139/52/63 mm.1–2