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Writ. 23 July 1443. [Louthe].
YORKSHIRE.
Inquisition.
Thirsk.
22 October 1443. [
fitz William].
Jurors:
Thomas
Mountfort
,
William
Routh
, and
John
Wandisford
, esquires;
John
Laton
;
Thomas
Sutton
;
John
Grenewod
;
John
Lokwod
;
William
Esby
;
Richard
Coke
of Hilton;
Thomas
Grene
;
Robert
Bussy
; and
Thomas
Brandesby
.
He held nothing of the king in chief, but he held the following of the king, of the manor
of Kilburn, parcel of the duchy of Lancaster.
Kilburn, 4 built messuages, a waste messuage, and 10 bovates of land, annual value
40s., held by service of paying 5s. of silver yearly to the king and his heirs, lords of
Kilburn.
He was seised of the following, enfeoffed jointly with his wife Elizabeth, who survives, by grant of
William
Percy, esquire
, and
Thomas
Malbyssh
.
Upsland, the manor, in the liberty of Richmond, annual value £10, held of
Richard, earl of Salisbury
, of his manor of Great Crakehall, service unknown.
He also held the following [estate not specified].
Thirsk, a messuage and 4 a. land and meadow, annual value 10s., held of lady
Katherine, duchess of Norfolk
, of her manor of Thirsk, service unknown.
Kildale, the manor, and a carucate of land in Crathorne, annual value 10 marks, held
of the following, service unknown:
James
Strangways, esquire
, and Elizabeth, his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of
Philip, late lord Darcy
; and
John
Conyers, esquire
, and Margery his wife, the other daughter and heir of Philip.
He also held in service the manor of Barwick, of no annual value to him, of the same James, Elizabeth, John, and Margery, by knight service.
In the
E 149
text the manor is said to be held of
Richard, earl of Salisbury
, of his manor of Kilburn, parcel of the manor of ?St Helen
Auckland (Aukeland), and the rent is paid to the earl and his heirs.
He died on 30 November 1442. John is his son and next heir, aged 10 and more.
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