Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 24, 1432-37
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THOMAS, SON OF JOHN, LATELY LORD CLIFFORD
, KNIGHT, AND KIN OF
THOMAS
DE
CLYFFORD, KNIGHT
, AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE
564
Writ de etate probanda.
‡
12 October 1435. [
Wymbyssh].
Regarding his inheritance as son and heir of
John, lately Lord Clifford
, knight
, son of
Thomas
de
Clyfford, knight
, and Elizabeth, deceased, and as kinsman and heir of
Thomas
de
Clyfford
and Elizabeth. John
held of
Henry V
in chief, and Elizabeth
held of
Henry VI
in chief. The lands are in the custody of Elizabeth who was the wife of the said John by commission of
Henry V [CFR 1413–22, p. 433; CFR 1422–30, p. 75]. Inform her of the forthcoming proof of age.
YORKSHIRE.
Proof of age.
Skipton in Craven
.
28 October 1435. [
Clarell].
The jurors swear that Thomas was born at Skipton in Craven, baptised in the church there, and was 21 on 1 September last.
John
Caterall
, 58 and more, well recalls because a great and strong wind blew a house of his in Skipton to the ground on the day that Henry was born and baptised.
William
Eltoftes
, 57 and more, well recalls because he was betrothed to Elizabeth his wife on the same day.
Hugh
Kyghlay
, 50 and more, well recalls because William his son died on the same day.
Thomas
Haukesworth
, 49 and more, well recalls because he was disseised of a tenement in Rodes on the same day.
Thomas
Mallom
, 48 and more, well recalls because he was on pilgrimage to York on the same day.
Henry
Hertlyngton
, 48 and more, well recalls because he was at an obit for Isabel his wife on the same day.
William
Garth
, 50 and more, well recalls because he was at the espousals of Thomas his son and Joan, Thomas’ wife, on the same day.
Thomas
Clapam
, 47 and more, well recalls because he was at the sessions of the peace at Otley on the same day.
William
Adyngham
, 50 and more, well recalls because he was at the funeral of John his father on the same day.
Robert
Farnehill
, 60 and more, well recalls because he was ill and in danger of death from the plague on the same day.
William
Bradlay
, 60 and more, well recalls because he was at an obit for Katherine his mother on the same day.
Thomas
Marton
, 49 and more...[ms torn].
Given that the other answers in this proof are almost identical with those in [563](CIPM-DOC-24-563), it is likely that the same reason is given here as for the last juror there.
C 139/78/51 mm.1–2