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WILLIAM ELARTON OF ELLERTON, BASTARD
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SHROPSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES. Inquisition ex officio [indented]. Newport 20 October 1430. [Hopton].
Jurors: William Boton ; John Eton ; John Dunsterville ; Thomas Cherynton ; John Bailly of Hodnet; Richard Pavy of Caynton; Philip Yonge of Newport; Nicholas Codynton ; Thomas Morton ; Thomas Rondell of Woodcote; William Hulle of Newport; William Glover of Newport; and William Bulokes .
He died seised of the manor of Ellerton, annual value 6 marks, without heir of his body. Of whom the manor is held is unknown.
He died on 1 October last.This inquisition also includes information about Margaret widow of Hugh Cholmeley . She holds the manor of Ightfield, annual value 10 marks, of the king in chief in her right and inheritance. She is unmarried and her marriage is worth 10 marks. Hugh died on 7 September 1430.
E 149/147/16 m.1