Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 25, 1437-42
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WILLIAM
WARNER OF POOLE
305
Writ [not extant].
13 March 1439.
[CFR 1437–45, p. 52.]
DORSET.
Inquisition [indented].
Wimborne Minster....
October 1439. [
Spenser].
[Inquisition: ms galled and worn.]
John
Roudon
;
Walter
Stile
;
Henry ...;
John
?Arney;
John
?Smedins;
Hugh
Pewtrer
;
Thomas
Sampson
;
Stephen
Parte...the [one letter missing]
;
John
Swanne
;
John
Barbour
;
William
Bronsoppe
; and
Robert
Colbrond
.
He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief in demesne or service, but he id hold the following in demesne as of fee simple.
Poole,... burgages in the vill, annual value..., held of
Henry, bishop of Winchester
, cardinal
of England
, in free
burgage, service unknown.
He held the following messuages and close, jointly seised with
Stephen
Houchyn
, still living, by grant of Isabel ?Mouthe, lately wife of
Richard
Bown
of Poole, ?son [or] ?daughter (fil’) and heir of
Agnes
Yonge
, lately wife of
Thomas
Yonge
of Salisbury, kin and heir of
Margaret
Taverner
of Wimborne Minster, to hold to William and Stephen and their heirs and assigns, as [more fully] apparent in a charter, shown to the jurors. The charter is dated at Wimborne Minster on 30 September 1435. Stephen now holds the messuages and close to him and his heirs by right of survivorship after the death of William.
Wimborne Minster, 9 messuages with their curtilages and one close containing an acre of land.
He died on 7 March last.
John
Warner, vicar of Banwell
in Somerset is his brother and next heir, and aged 30 and more.
[Head:] Delivered to court on 4 November 1439.
[Dorse:] Dorset.
William
Warner
of Poole.
C 139/96/1 m. 1