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WILLIAM TRUSSELL
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WARWICKSHIRE. Inquisition virtute officii [indented]. Warwick. 10 November 1432. [Rody].
Jurors: John Middelton of Warwick; Thomas Baker of Sherbourne; John Sampson ; Hugh Brawileys ; Geoffrey Perkyns ; Richard Wytheley ; Robert Hulle ; John Belle of Exhall; John Swyft of Temple Grafton; Richard Broke ; John Werkmanby ; and John Day .
He held the manor of Nuthurst in his demesne as of fee of John, duke of Norfolk , in chief by knight service, annual value £4. He held the following, service unknown. Billesley, the manor, of Ralph Nevill , annual value 10 marks. Morton Bagot, the manor, of the earl of Stafford , annual value 20 marks. Milverton, lands and tenements, of Reynold, Lord Grey of Ruthin , annual value 100s.
He died on 1 October 1428. John his son is his next heir, aged 10 years and more and still not married.
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