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WILLIAM STALEWORTH, ESQUIRE
504 Writ.‡ 22 May 1447. [Mouter].
WARWICKSHIRE. Inquisition. Solihill. 30 October 1447. [Porter].
Jurors: Henry Porter ; John Byrches ; John Thorp ; Nicholas Trapp ; Henry Rolles ; Henry Hobbes ; Laurence Blyth ; William Barre ; William Smyth ; John Whatcroft ; John Smyth ; and John Frankham .
He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief or of any other, in demesne, in fee, or in service; because long before his death, by indenture shown to the jurors, dated 4 October 1441, he granted the following to Geoffrey Berell of Kenilworth and John Grene of Coventry and their heirs and assigns: a moiety of a toft and 100 a. arable in Cubbington; various closes called ‘Clospastures’ in Kenilworth; and a messuage in Stoneleigh.
He died on 19 December last. John Staleworth is his son and next heir, and was aged 3 on 24 June last. [Head:] Delivered to court on 14 November 1447.
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