Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 24, 1432-37
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RICHARD
BEAMOND
401
Writ de partitione [not extant].
5 May 1434.
[CFR 1430–37, pp. 201–2.]
HEREFORDSHIRE.
Partition [indented].
Tarrington.
1 October 1434. [
Slacke].
In the presence of
Richard
Beauchamp
and
William
Parlour
, attorney of
John
Jonettes
and Elizabeth his wife.
295
See also CFR 1430–37, pp. 201–2.
Shown below is the partition of lands and tenements held by
Richard
Beamond
for life by curtesy after the death of Katherine his wife, with reversion to
Richard
Beauchamp
and Elizabeth, wife of
John
Jonettes
, kin and heirs of Katherine, viz., Richard is the son of Alice one of Katherine’s daughters, and Elizabeth is Katherine’s other daughter. Having taken the fealty owed to the king by
Richard
Beauchamp
and John, and with reasonable relief paid to the Exchequer by
Richard
Beauchamp
, and John and Elizabeth, the escheator caused them to have full seisin of their purparties according to the extent previously made of the partition.
Purparty of
Richard
Beauchamp
.
Tarrington, 1⁄2 messuage, 40 a. land, 8 a. meadow, and 16s. assize rent, payable at Michaelmas and Lady Day equally, except a moiety of 4 a. arable in the purparty assigned to Elizabeth.
Purparty of Elizabeth, wife of
John
Jonettes
.
Bullinghope, 1⁄2 messuage and 13s. rent, payable at Michaelmas and Lady Day equally.
Clehonger, 5s. rent service, payable at Michaelmas and Lady Day equally. Tarrington, a moiety of 4 a. arable, of which one acre lies in ‘Ronhulle’, with land of
Thomas
Ferrers
on both sides, another acre lies in ‘Coldisin’, with land of
Thomas
Ferrers
on one side, and that of
John
Barre
on the other; the third acre lies at ‘Leyskocshette’, with land of
Walter
Henbarow
on one side, and ‘Leyslond’ on the other; and the fourth acre lies in ‘Badrycheshuryn’, with ‘Westheggegrove’ on one side, and land of
Walter
Henbarow
on the other.
C 139/72/51 m.1