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MARGERY WIFE OF WILLIAM MAKENADE

Writ Head

168 Writ. ‡ 2 Feb. 1407 [Ardern].

Inquisition Head

KENT. Inquisition. Canterbury. 10 March. [Hordenne].

Jurors

Jurors: John Roolf ; John Pykerell ; William Chilton ; Thomas Kyppynge ; Thomas Ilsteue [or –ne]; Thomas Felberghe ; Thomas Lacy ; William Horslake ; Nicholas Hardres ; John Cherche ‘chaundeler’; William Wodeland ; and William Knotte .

Holdings

She held in her demesne as of fee

one quarter of a rent of £30 from the farm of Canterbury ,

payable by the bailiffs and citizens, a quarter of £10 at Easter and a quarter of £20 at Michaelmas. Edward III by letters patent shown to the jurors [CPR 1354–8 , p.326] granted this rent to William son of John Cundy , one of whose sisters and heirs Margery was. William Makenade and Margery had issue, William, Elizabeth and Margery, all now deceased. The quarter therefore now belongs to William for life by the law of England.

She died on 25 Jan. last . Agnes wife of John Isak , another sister of William Cundy , Thomas Whatyndene , son of Alice, a third sister, and Margaret wife of Henry London and Joan wife of Thomas Mayhew , daughters of Constance, the fourth sister, are heirs of Margery. The first two are aged 40 years and more, the second two 27 years and more.