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MARGARET WHO WAS WIFE OF JOHN HAMPTON, SENIOR
150 Writ de dote assignanda. 23 November 1433. [Wymbyssh]. Escheator to take her oath not to remarry without royal licence, and to assign dower in the presence of John Hampton, esquire , son and heir of her husband, or his attorneys [CClR 1429–35, p. 264].
STAFFORDSHIRE. Assignment of dower. Kinver. 1 December 1433. [Coton].
In the presence of John Hampton, esquire , son and heir of John Hampton, senior . The following are assigned and delivered to Margaret. Kinver, within the fee, a parcel of land and pasture called ‘Stapunhull’ by ‘Asshewode’, a parcel of pasture called ‘Godericheley’, a meadow called ‘Steramour’ and a meadow below Dunsley called ‘Lordesmedewe’. Compton in the fee of Kinver, annual rents from the lands and tenements held by the following in the vill, and the tenants’ services: John Horewode 26s. 11d.; Thomas Lytholl 2s. 4d.; Thomas Pylle 21d.; John Watkyns 6s. 8d.; Thomas Toye 3s. 6d.; Richard Hulle 3s. 4d.; Richard Britte 20 1/2d.; Henry Newenam 2s. 3d.; William Fieldemon 3s. 2d.; Marion Mollesley 18d.; Guy del Hyde 5s. 2d.; and John Lyrcok 21d.
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