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SIMON FELBRIGGE, KNIGHT
51 Writ.‡ 20 March 1443. [Bate].
SUFFOLK. Inquisition. Blythburgh. 5 November 1443. [Ulveston].
Jurors: William Chestan ; Thomas Palmer ; Henry Knyght ; John Melle ; Simon Gooche ; John Rust ; Henry Farman ; John Leche ; Henry Dawes ; Richard Clement ; Henry Pye ; Geoffrey Brabson ; and John Godard .
He held no lands or tenements in demesne or in service of the king or of any other.
He died on 3 December 1442. His next heir is unknown.
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52 [Writ: see 51.]
NORFOLK. Inquisition. Great Yarmouth. 7 November 1443. [Ulveston].
Jurors: Robert Henmale ; John Moretoft ; William Jekkys ; John Berkyng ; Thomas Multon ; John Pottelond ; Alexander Tuk ; Thomas ?Kemmesby ; Nicholas Catesson ; John Jaunes ; Roger Gedowte ; John Estgate ; and Thomas Hervy .
He held the following jointly with Katherine his wife, who survives, for the term of their lives, without impeachment of waste. After their deaths the reversion pertains to Robert, lord Willoughby , Thomas, lord Scales , Ralph, lord Cromwell , John Clyfton, knight , William Paston , William Godered , William Calthorp, esquire , Oliver Groos, esquire , John Bacon, esquire , John Damme , and John Baker, parson of the church of Felbrigg , and their heirs and assigns, as is clear from various charters shown to the jurors. Felbrigg, the manor, annual value £50; ‘Redes’, the manor so-called, annual value £20; Aylmerton, the manor, annual value £10; Colby, the manor, annual value £7; Banningham, the manor [value not specified]; Ingworth, the manor, annual value 10 marks; and Tuttington, the manor, annual value 24 marks, of whom held and by what services not known.
Date of death and heir as 51. [Foot:] Delivered to court on 5 December 1443.
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