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ADAM GOLDSTON OF GESTINGTHORPE
716 Writ (Exchequer). † 24 October 1436. [Moucer]. [Dorse:] by John Frank. Enrolled during Michaelmas term 1436, roll 10.
ESSEX. Inquisition virtute officii. Braintree. 27 August 1435. [Iwardeby].
Jurors: Thomas Smyth ; John Lyttele ; John Bygge ; William Fransh ; Thomas Franssh ; Walter Coksale ; John Chyrie , ‘tannere’; William Spener ; John Smyth ; John Wylde ; Robert Chapman ; and John Sprot .
He held the following. Gestingthorpe, a tenement called Odewell, annual vale 40s., held of the king in chief for 8d. yearly rent, and for what other service unknown.
The prior of St John of Jerusalem in England and his predecessors and Thomas Herdekyn of Gestingthorpe have taken the profits for the last 40 years and more and still take them, right or title unknown.
[Date of death and heir not specified.]
C 139/84/66 mm.1–2