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WILLIAM IWE, ESQUIRE
121 Writ que plura [not extant]. Regarding CIPM, xxiii, no. 486, an inquisition taken in 1430.
DEVON. Inquisition [place not given]. 14 June 1433 . [Fulforde].
Jurors: Robert Hille ; John Cary ; Andrew Hille ; William May ; Ranulf Crwes ; Walter Elyot ; Thomas Sele ; Gilbert Bischop ; Richard Holand ; John Bolter ; John Harry ; and John Harper .
He held more lands and tenements than were specified in the inquisition held after his death and returned to Chancery, namely the following, held for life by demise of Richard Courtenay, clerk , reversion to Richard and his heirs. Richard died without heirs of his body and the right to the reversion descended to Philip Courtenay, knight , his kinsman and heir as son of John, his brother; Philip is aged 30 years and more. Chapeltown in the parish of Cadbury, 2 messuages and 3 ferlings of land, held of Thomas Est , service unknown, annual value 10s.
Joan, wife of Edward Seint Jon , and Alice, wife of John Yoo , are his daughters and his next heirs, aged 28 years and more and 22 years and more respectively.
C 139/61/45 m.1