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ROBERT STRELLEY OF STRELLEY, KNIGHT
476 [ Writ not required.]
DERBYSHIRE. Inquisition virtute officii [indented]. Derby. 4 October 1445. [Fraunces].
Jurors: John Abell and William Abell of Ticknall; Adam Bladon and John Wodeward of Newton Solney ; Thomas Shardlowe of Boulton; Henry Mathewson of Foremark; and John Laurenceson , John Warde , John Thomlynson , Thomas Elys , Laurence Fissher , and John Laurenceson, junior , of Ingleby.
He held the following [estate not specified] of the king in chief, service unknown. Mapperley, a free chapel. There are there 120 a. land pertaining to the chapel, each acre worth 4d. yearly.
He died on 14 November 1439. From then until the day of this inquisition the issues of the above came to the hand of Robert Strelley, esquire , who is Robert’s son and next heir, and was aged 30 on the day of the inquisition.
E 149/249, m. 34 [three tags with eight seals and traces of four others, none legible].