STAFFORDSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Wolverhampton.
4 November 1433. [
Harpur].
Jurors:
William
Salford
;
Roger
Wykes
;
Clement
Jurdan
;
John
Fyssher
;
Walter
Wyse
;
John
Walker
;
John
Spycer
;
William
Scryven
;
William
Tomkys
;
William
Kemsone
;
Peter
Bowyer
; and
John
atte
Legh
.
He held the following in his demesne as of fee tail, to himself and the male heirs of his body, by grant of
William
de
Pakyngton, clerk
,
Simon
Bureley, knight
,
John
Clanvowe, knight
,
William
de
Neuyll, knight
,
William
de
Faryngdon, knight
,
William
de
Walshale
and
Richard
Cokkes
to him and the male heirs of his body.
Kinver and Stourton, the manors, worth £4 above the fee-farm [below], and the keeping of the king’s forest of Kinver, worth nothing yearly. The manors and keeping are held of the king
in chief at fee-farm by service of £9 yearly to the Exchequer at Easter and Michaelmas equally for all service.
He held the following in his demesne as of fee tail, to himself and his heirs by Hawise his deceased wife, by grant of
William, rector of Enville church
, John, son of
John
de
Woluernehampton
, and
Richard
de
Bloxwych, chaplain
, to
John
Hampton
and his
heirs by Hawise.
Lichfield, 8 burgages, 4 cottages, 2 gardens, 2 shops, 1 a. meadow and 20 a. land, annual value 40s., held of the
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
by service of 12d. yearly and suit to his court of Lichfield.
He died on 20 October last.
John
Hampton, esquire
, is both his son and male heir and his son and heir by Hawise, aged 42 years and more.