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WILLIAM BEAULIEU, ESQUIRE
141 Writ [not extant] 6 February 1434. [CFR 1430–37, p. 166.]
CUMBERLAND. Inquisition [place missing]. 21 August 1434 [escheator’s surname missing]. [The ms is incomplete, the left margin and text being missing.] Forename ‘William’ given, which corresponds with William Stapulton : see CFR 1430–7, p.173.
Jurors:...pe; John Ribton ; Hugh Foster ; Nicholas Hyrton ; John Moncastr ; Thomas Temmanne ; Thomas Appilby ; Robert Birwy ;...lle; Thomas Aglanby ; and Robert Patonson .
He [held no lands or] tenements in his demesne as of fee or in service nor held any lands or tenements... or in service of another.
He died on 19... 12 ‪ Henry VI [1 September 1433 – 31 August 1434]. Margaret Skelton , wife of Robert Skelton , and Mary Denton ... Beaulieu are his daughters and next heirs, each aged 21 years and more. [Foot:] it was delivered to Chancery on 15 September.
C 139/62/1 m.1