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MAUD WHO WAS WIFE OF JOHN, EARL OF ARUNDEL
378 Writ de dote assignanda. ‡ 18 November 1435. [Wymbyssh]. Regarding lands that came to the king’s hand owing to the death of the late earl and the minority of Humphrey his son and heir. The king has commanded the abbot of Milton to take the oath regarding re-marriage. To be assigned in the presence of the next friends of the heir, or his attorneys [CClR 1435–41, pp. 1–2, for writ de dote assignanda dated on 16 November 1435].
SUSSEX. Assignment of dower. Chichester. 16 December 1435. [Basket].
In the presence of Walter Urry and John Bolney , next friends of Humphrey, son and heir of the late earl. Assigned to Maud: Pallingham and Dunhurst, the manor with the park of Shillinglee. Pinkhurst, the manor. Orfold, the manor. Stopham, £3 sterling taken yearly from the manor. East Lavington and Alversham, the manor, with advowson of the church of East Lavington and the park there. Lee (Legh), 13s. 4d. rent, taken yearly from the manor. ‘Cleylond’ and ‘Croftelond’, certain lands called ‘Cleylond’ and ‘Croftelond’. Rotherbridge, the hundred with view of frankpledge; and Easebourne, the hundred with view of frankpledge, annual value 100s. between them. Arundel, 2 parts of the bailiwick of the forest, called ‘Alfredesholte’.
C 139/71/37 mm.29–30
379 Writ de dote assignanda. 18 November 1435. [Wymbyssh]. Addressed to the escheator of Norfolk . As 378. [Assignment not extant.]
E 149/157/1 m.5