Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 25, 1437-42
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JOAN WHO WAS WIFE OF
WILLIAM
DE
BELLO CAMPO, KNIGHT
23
Writ melius inquirendo.
‡
20 October
1437. [
Wymbyssh].
Regarding [CIPM XXIV, no.
518](CIPM-DOC-24-518), an inquisition taken in 1436. It was found that Joan, who was wife of
William
de
Bello
Campo, knight
, held the following of
Richard, earl of Warwick
: Mancetter manor, held as 1/2
knight’s fee, held of Joan
by Guy, heir of
John
de
Mancetre
, as of the inheritance of
John
Hastynges, lately earl of Pembroke
; Corley manor, held as 1/2 knight’s fee, held of Joan
by
the heirs [sic] of
John
de
Mancetre
as above; Baxterley manor, held as 1/6 knight’s fee,
held of Joan
by the heir of
John
de
Mancetre
as above; ?Weston-under-Wetherley manor and
Barcheston manor, held as 1/2 knight’s fee, held of Joan
by the heir as above; ?Upper
Shuckburgh manor, lately of
John
Dyve
and
John
Shukburgh
, held as 2 parts of a knight’s fee,
held of Joan
by the heir as above; a carucate of land in Holme, lately of master
Henry
Bray
,
held as 1/6 knight’s fee, held of Joan
by the heir as above; Bedworth manor and Willey
manor, held as a knight’s fee, held of Joan
by the heirs of
William
Charnell
and of
Robert
Turvyle
as of the inheritance above; Coundon manor, held as 1/6 knight’s fee, held of Joan
by the heir of
John
de
Mancetre
as above; certain parcels of land in Hatton and Beausale,
held as 1/16 knight’s fee, lately held of Joan
by
Richard
Bowbrooke
as of the inheritance
above; and certain parcels of land in Studley and Padonger, held as 1/4 and 1/42 of one
knight’s fee as of the said inheritance. Inquire by what right she held these lands and
tenements, and her estate in the same.
WARWICKSHIRE.
Inquisition [indented].
Rugby.
22 November 1437. [
Rous].
Jurors:
William
Derset
;
John
Hewet
;
Thomas
Ardern
;
John
Haweker
;
John
Pywall
;
Thomas
Scotton
;
Thomas
Matte
;
William
Bone
;
John
Bronilby
;
Henry
Smyth
;
Thomas
Weston
;
John
Palle
; and
Robert
Calewe
.
She did not hold the manors of Mancetter, Corley, Baxterley, ?Weston-under-
Wetherley, Barcheston, ?Upper Shuckburgh, Coundon, nor the carucate and land in Studley
and Padonger, and neither did she have any estate in the same except in service. Guy,
heir of
John
de
Mancetre
, held the said manors in demesne as of fee of Joan by certain
rents and services, and Joan held them of
Richard, earl of Warwick
, by certain services,
not in any other way.
Identified as Weston on Avon in [CIPM XXIV no.518](CIPM-DOC-24-518)
She did not hold the manors of Bedworth and Willey and neither did
she have any estate in the same except in service. The heirs of
William
Charnell
and
Robert
Turvyle
held them in demesne as of fee of Joan by certain rents and services, and
Joan held them of the
earl of Warwick
by certain services, not in any other way. She did
not hold land in Hatton and Beausale in demesne as of fee and neither did she have any
estate in the same except in service.
Richard
Bowbrooke
held the land in demesne as of
fee of Joan by certain rents and services, and Joan held the land of the
earl of Warwick
by certain services, not in any other way.
C 139/85/19 mm. 1–2