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MARGARET WIFE OF RICHARD HAUKER
605 [ Writ not extant.]
GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES. Inquisition. Gloucester 15 June 1431. [Mulle].
[Jurors not listed.]
She held of the king in demesne as of fee a fifth of ¼ manor of Kingsholm by Gloucester, annual value 20s. The manor is held as a whole as ¼ knight’s fee.
She died on 12 January last. Joan wife of John Walker, Alice wife of John Adams, and Emma wife of John Hyet are her sisters and, with John Dynghull son of Margery Dynghull her other sister, her next heirs. Joan, Alice, and Emma is each aged 40 and more, and John Dynghull is aged 30 and more.
E 149/146/13 m.1
606 Writ de partitione (Gloucestershire and the adjacent March of Wales). 8 July 1431. [Wymbyssh].G Regarding 605. Order to take fealty, make a four-way partition, and cause the heirs of Margaret wife of Richard Hauker to have full seisin of their respective purparties [CFR 1430–1437, p. 47].
E 149/146/13 m.2