‹ E-CIPM 19-957: MARGARET WIDOW OF JOHN DE SANCTO LAUDO , KNIGHT ›

Holdings

Holdings

She held the manor of Maiden Newton with 3 messuages in Throop, 5 in Notton and 9 in Crockway jointly with John her late husband by the grant of John de Clyvedon, knight , Nicholas de Aylesbury, chaplain , and John Huldebrond to them and the heirs male of their bodies.

John de Sancto Laudo was twice married. By his first wife, Alice daughter of Walter Paulegh of Brook, knight , he had two daughters, Ela and Joan. Ela is married to Richard Saymour, knight , and had issue Richard Seymour, knight , now deceased. He left a daughter Alice, now in the king’s ward, aged 3 years. Joan was married to John de Chydyok, knight , and had issue John, now aged 26 years and more. Both his parents are dead.

By his second wife John de Sancto Laudo had a daughter Elizabeth who married William Lord Botreaux and had a son William, who is still living.

John de Sancto Laudo died without heirs male by Margaret. Alice daughter of Richard, John son of John Chydyok and William Lord Botreaux are his heirs.

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John de Clyvedon, knight , Nicholas de Aylesbury, chaplain , and John Hyldebrond held the manor of Maiden Newton, 3 messuages in Throop, 5 in Notton and 9 in Crockway in their demesne as of fee, and granted them to John de Sancto Laudo and Margaret, the heirs male of their bodies and his right heirs.

He was twice married … [as above].

Alice, John and William are the right heirs to whom the premises should descend.

Holdings

She held the manors of Aller, Yeovilton, Cricket Thomas, Shipham, Cheddar and Leigh, 26s.8d. rent in Wells, and the advowsons of Aller, Cricket Thomas and Shipham and of the chantry of Aller by the grant of Robert son of Robert Hull , Richard Virgo , William Buttes, clerk , James Taunton and William Wyrcestre to her and Peter Courteney, knight , her second husband, now deceased, for their lives by a fine of 1391 [CP 25(1)/201/31, no.20], shown to the jurors, with remainder to William Botreaux son of Elizabeth daughter of John and Margaret, and the heirs of the body of William.

She also held the manors of Publow and Newton St. Loe with the advowson of Newton St. Loe, lands and tenements in East Chelwood and Stockwood, and rents and reversions in Stockwood by the grant of Master Edmund de Sancto Laudo, clerk, and Nicholas Saltcok, parson of Newton St. Loe , by charter shown to the jurors, to hold to her for life with remainder to Alexander son of John de Sancto Laudo and his heirs.

Alexander survived his father and died under age without heirs of his body. William Botreaux son of Elizabeth, sister of Alexander, is his next heir, aged 22 years and more.