Jurors: William Roger ; John atte Berne ; Thomas Ippyngbery ; Thomas Jencok ; John Combe ; John Knyght ; Gilbert Ippyngbery ; William Ippyngbery ; Thomas Gylmyn ; Robert Baudewyn ; Robert Coppyng ; and John Reve .

He held the following in demesne as of fee. West Barming, 1/3 manor also called ‘Pympe’, true annual value 60s., held in chief of ‪ Henry V as 1/3 knight’s fee. Yalding, a messuage, 94 a. land, 3 a. meadow, 9 a. pasture, and 3 a. wood, true annual value 40s., held of the earl of Stafford in gavelkind as of his manor of Yalding, service unknown. Yalding and Brenchley, 166 a. land, 37 a. meadow, 26 a. pasture, 1 a. wood, and a fishery containing an acre, true annual value £6, held of the above earl in gavelkind as of his manor of Yalding, service unknown.

He died on 22 February 1414. John Holden , Richard Garteford of Horsmonden, John atte Wode of Boxley, Nicholas Edmede , Joan wife of William Waldik , and Agnes wife of Roger Chypp , are his kin and next heirs regarding the third of the manor of West Barming. The same people, along with William Holden , Thomas atte Wode of Boxley, John Garteford , Nicholas Garteford , and Richard Garteford of Yalding, are his kin and next special heirs regarding the lands held in gavelkind. Each is aged 22 and more.

John Enot took the issues after the death of Thomas, title unknown.[Head:] Memorandum: this inquisition was freed to the court on 15 July 1432 by the escheator.