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WILLIAM PAYN
555 Writ (Exchequer). † 28 January 1436. [Bate]. [Dorse:] by Nicholas Wymbyssh. Enrolled in Hilary term, year 14 [1436], roll t... [text obscured]
DORSET. Inquisition virtute officii. Sherborne. 6 October 1425. [Wynford].
Jurors: Richard Fauntleroy ; John Lyveden ; John Gilden ; William Rider ; John Milborn ; Robert Dare ; William Knaplok ; Thomas Drapere ; John Kayleway ; John Leycestre ; Lawrence Elleworth ; and Robert Dolyng .
He held the following in demesne as of fee. Hogchester, various lands and tenements, annual value 40s., held by William at the time of his death of Edmund, lately earl of March , now held of Richard, duke of York , kin and heir of the late earl, a minor in the king’s wardship, service unknown.
Date of death unknown. Robert Payn , his son and next heir, is aged 12 years and more.
Edmund, lately earl , took all the profits from the time of William’s death until his own death.
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