‹ E-CIPM 19-424: THOMAS BARDOLF, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

Edward II by letters patent, shown to the jurors [CPR 1313–17 , p.615], gave the manor of Holton to Roger Damory and Elizabeth his wife, the king’s niece, and the heirs of Roger. So they held it, Roger in his demesne as of fee, Elizabeth in free tenure. Elizabeth died. Roger had issue Elizabeth and died. She held it, and had issue William. He held it, and had issue Thomas Bardolf, knight . His son Thomas Bardolf, knight , had issue Anne, wife of William Clifford, knight , and Joan, now wife of William Phelip . Thomas held the manor until the judgment against him in the parliament of 1406 at Westminster.

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Henry II by letters patent granted to Thomas Bardolf and his heirs by Rose, daughter of Ralph Hauselyn, the manor of Hallaton, described as all the lands of Ralph Hauselyn , grandfather of Rose, escheated to the king and remaining in his gift by judgment of the court.

Thomas held it and it descended successively to Dodo, his son by Rose, to William his son, William his son, Hugh his son, Thomas his son, William junior his brother, Thomas his son, John his son, William his son, and so to Thomas Bardolf, knight , his son, who had issue Anne, wife of William Clifford, knight , and Joan, now wife of William Phelip .

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Henry II by letters patent, shown to the jurors, granted the manor of Shelford and Stoke Bardolph to Thomas Bardolf and his heirs by Rose. The grant, descent, date of death and heirs are all given as above [no.422].

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Edward I by letters patent [CChR 1300–26, p.48] granted the manor of Watton at Stone to Isabel, widow of Hugh Bardolf , for life with remainder to William her son and his heirs, and so it descended to Thomas Bardolf, knight [as in no.422] and he held it until the judgment in the parliament of 1406.

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Edmund Gonevyll and John de Lenne , clerks, granted by a fine of Edward III [CP 25(1)/238/62, no.34] that the manor of Barcombe, except 200 a. wood, which Elizabeth de Burgh held for a term of 4 years, and the said 200 a. wood, which William de Cockes and William Swon held for life, of the inheritance of Edmund, and which should remain to Edmund and John de Lenne, and the heirs of John, should remain to John Bardolf of Wormegay, Elizabeth his wife, and the heirs of their bodies. They held and it descended to William their son, and Thomas Bardolf, knight , his son.

William Bardolf , son of William Bardolf , gave to Hugh and Isabel Bardolf and their heirs

and they held, Hugh in his demesne as of fee, Isabel in free tenure, and the premises descended to Thomas Bardolf, knight , [as in no.422], and he held them until the judgment in the parliament of 1406. They are held of Thomas earl of Arundel , of his barony of Lewes by knight service.