Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 24, 1432-37
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ADAM
GOLDSTON
OF
GESTINGTHORPE
723
Writ (Exchequer).
†
6 July 1439. [
Bate].
[Dorse:] enrolled Trinity term, year 17 [1439], roll 18.
Regarding [CIPM, xxv, no. 142](CIPM-DCO-25-142), an inquisition taken in 1438 in Essex, concerning a tenement in Toppesfield, Gestingthorpe, and Great Maplestead, called Odewell, which was Adam’s, who held of the king in socage by 8d. yearly.
For the inquisition, see [CIPM, xxv, no. 142](CIPM-DOC-25-142).