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MARGARET WHO WAS WIFE OF WILLIAM FROGNALE
356 Writ de dote assignanda. ‡ 11 May 1440. [Bate]. Assignment of dower of lands and tenements that were taken into the king’s hand owing to the death of William and the minority of Roger Frognale , son and heir. To be assigned in the presence of the next friends of the heir or their attorneys [CClR 1435–41, p. 314].
KENT. Assignment of dower. [Place and date not given]. [Burgh].
Buckland, 1/3 manor, viz., a chamber called ‘Gestenchambr’ with a stable adjacent, called ‘Gestenstable’, by the great gate of the manor; a grange on the western side of the manor, and 1/3 ground of a ground of curtilage on the western side, leading from the eastern corner of the said chamber to the dovecot and, from there, to the north in a straight line to the opposite northern corner of the grange, following the entry for water. With this: free entry and exit by the great gate for her and hers, for whatever and whoever is necessary including animals and carriage. Item: 1/3 dovecot within the curtilage. Item: a third of both gardens on their southern sides, with 1/3 ?vineyard (vince) on the northern side under the hall chambers (sub cameris aule). With this: free entry and exit as customary. Item: 1/3 advowson of the church belonging to the manor. Item: 1/3 of the field called ‘Lynynefeld’ in the southern headland. Item: 1/3 of free land in the field called ‘Homefeld’ in the southern headland with a moiety of 2 1/2 a. land held in gavelkind, adjacent in the same headland. Item: 1/3 field called ‘Holefeld’ at its western side. Item: 1/3 wood at ‘Rugele’ in the southern headland with 1/3 pasture and land in the same headland, and 1/3 ancient garden there in the southern headland. Item: 1/3 pasture at ‘Chethamhel’ and ‘Celhope’ in the southern headland. Item: 1/3 pasture and wood called ‘Longehame’ adjacent at the western side. Item: 1/3 windmill. Item: a third of 33s. 9 1/2d. assize rent, with a third of a rent of 7 cockerels, 27 hens, 88 eggs, 1 eggs, lb pepper, 2lb cumin, 7 quarters and 2 bushels of barley, and 3s. 8d. from the yearly sale of boon-work customary to the manor. Item: a third of 51s. 7d. assize rent in Luddenham and Whitstable, with a third of 51s. 11 1/2d. assize rent in the parish of Luddenham and Buckland. Item: 1/2 messuage and 1/2 a. land in Luddenham, held in gavelkind of the abbot of Faversham . Item: a moiety of 10 a. land in the parish of Lynsted, held of the archbishop of Canterbury in gavelkind. Item: 1/2 a. land in Teynham, also held of the archbishop of Canterbury in gavelkind. [Head:] Delivered to court on 27 October 1440. Might this be a scribal error for vinee or vineae (‘of the vineyard’)?
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