Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem, Volume 26, 1442-48
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M.L. Holford (ed.), Calendar of Inquisitions Post-Mortem and other Analogous Documents preserved in the Public Record Office XXVI: 21-25 Henry VI (1442-1447).Boydell & Brewer2009
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ROGER
BLUNT
, AND
PERYNA WHO WAS THE WIFE OF
JOHN
ABURHALE
594 [
Writ not extant
.]
[E 368/216, brevia retornabilia, Easter, rot. 3: regarding [74](CIPM-DOC-26-74) above. Inquire who occupied the manor, messuages, lands, tenements, and rents detailed therein and received the issues and profits, from 14 September 1443 until the present; and return the inquisition in the quindene of Trinity; meanwhile, take the manor, etc., in our hand and keep them safe to answer us for the issues. Dated 28 May 1444, by the transcript of the inquisition among similar transcripts and inquisitions from the time of the present king that remain in the remembrancer of the lord Treasurer (rem’ thes’).]
HEREFORDSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES.
Inquisition.
Hereford.
18 June
1444. [
Lyngen].
[Inquisition: ms faded and torn]
Jurors:
Howell (Howelus)
ap
Howell
;
Geoffrey
ap
Thomas
;
Thomas
Quarell
;
Thomas
Jones
;
Thomas
?Euyas;
Richard
Grene
; John
?Gyue;
William
Wyston
;
Richard
Chabbenore
;
John
Smyth
of Hinton;
Richard
de la
Feld
; and
Edmund
Rowdon
.
Roger
Blunt
, and Peryna who was the wife of
John
Aburhale
– now the wife of
John
Chyne
– occupied the manor, messuage(s), lands, tenement(s), and rents specified in the writ, from 14 September 1443, as mentioned in the writ, until the taking of this inquisition, and still occupy them, and received the issues.
[Foot:] ?extended at ?£46 per annum beyond reprises.... in memoranda
[Dorse:] Herefordshire, 22 Henry VI
E 153/981 m. 1