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THOMAS LEVENYNG OF ACKLAM
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YORKSHIRE. Inquisition virtute officii [indented]. ?Malton. ?16 November 1442. [Langton]. Friday before St ?Edmund king . [Inquisition: ms faded, stained, and torn.]
Jurors: William Nauton ; Robert ?L atto... ; John Nauton ; Robert Nauton ; John Bulmer ; John Fynelay ; John Chaumberleyn ; William Wodcok ; William Swynton ; Henry Byngla ; John Hogeson ; and Ralph ?Huland.
He held the following in demesne as of fee, of which he feoffed Henry Thwaytes , William Lupton , and John Estby, vicar of Acklam , together with William Steward now deceased, and their heirs and assigns, so that they were seised. The feoffees continued their possession for the rest of Thomas’s life and still continue it. Acklam, a messuage, 4 tofts, and 13 bovates of land; and Leavening, 2 bovates of land [values not specified], held of Roger Wentworth in right of his wife, service unknown, and not held of the king.
He died on 29 September last. Ralph Levenyng is his son and next heir, aged 7 and more.
E 149/175/8 E 136/60/1 m. 7