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MARGARET, WHO WAS THE WIFE OF GEOFFREY POTTER OF MORE
9 Writ mandamus .‡ 24 February 1443. [Bate].
SHROPSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES. Inquisition [indented]. Shrewsbury. 20 June 1443. [Haukeston].
Jurors: William Cheyne, esquire ; Edward Leghton of Marsh, esquire ; John Munede ; John Pyard ; Roland Jay ; Walter Walcote ; John Eyton ; John Pygeon ; John de Acton ; John Tuppa ; Roger Jones ; and David ap John .
She was seised of the following in demesne as of fee. More, ¼ manor, annual value 10s., held of the king in chief as 1/30 knight’s fee. Colebatch, a fourth part of a toft and of a nook of land, annual value 14d., held of the bishop of Hereford by 2d. yearly.
She died on 1 December 1439. Henry Potter is her son and next heir, aged 38 and more.
John Chetewyn, escheator in 18 Henry VI [1439–40], took all the issues of the above for that year, how or by what title the jurors do not know. The issues from 19 Henry VI [1440–1] remain in the hands of Thomas Jones , tenant there, because no one came to take them. William Lyngen, escheator in 20 Henry VI [1441–2], received all the issues for that year, how or by what title the jurors do not know.
C 139/108/10 mm. 1–2 E 149/176/17