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REYNOLD COBHAM, KNIGHT
589 [ Writ not required .]
KENT. Inquisition virtute officii [indented]. Ospringe. 3 November 1446. [Germayn].
Jurors: John Spycer ; Thomas Elstene ; Henry Symond ; Arnold Terry ; William Kete ; Thomas Dodyngton ; William Howtyng ; Richard Edmer ; Thomas Terry ; Thomas Fayrebroke ; John Boghton ; John atte Sethe, junior ; and James Webbe .
He did not die seised of any manors, lands, tenements, rents, or services in demesne as of fee or as of fee tail.
He died on 21 August last. Margaret, wife of the earl of Westmorland , is his kin and next heir, as the daughter of Reynold junior , the son of Reynold the father. She is aged 24 and more. The jurors also say that on 4 April 1446 at Boardfield Church, Simon atte Seathe and Stephen atte Seathe felled and carried off 6 cart-loads of underwood growing in the king’s highway, worth 2s., without licence, for which they are to answer the king. The jurors have nothing further to say on behalf of the king.
E 152/10/542