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WILLIAM TOPPESFELD
340 Writ.‡ 13 July 1445. [Bate].
HERTFORDSHIRE. Inquisition. Ware. 28 September 1445. [Cresacre].
Jurors: William Pekkowe ; William Canewyk ; William Haver ; John Dolfyn ; John Phelip ; Robert Bolthorp ; John Pery ; John Bentley ; John West ; John Webbe ; Thomas Pylche ; and John Brumley .
He held no lands or tenements of the king in demesne, service, or reversion, nor was he solely seised of any lands or tenements.
He died on 24 June last. William Toppesfeld is his son and next heir, aged 25 and more.
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341 [Writ: see 340.]
ESSEX. Inquisition. Chelmsford. 1 October 1445. [Cresacre].
Jurors: Thomas Tendryng ; Thomas Cornysh ; William Cornysh ; John Artour ; William Bekenere ; John Ram ; William Levegore ; Richard Stable ; Ralph Folkes ; John Eldefeld ; John Blech ; and John Kelet .
Findings as 340, but his son and next heir is Thomas Toppesfeld , aged 22 and more. [Head:] Returned on 29 October.
‘William’ written over erasure.
C 139/120/44 mm. 1–2