‹ E-CIPM 20-388: BEATRICE ›

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She held £100 yearly from the fee farm of the city of York, payable by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas by the bailiffs, by the grant of Hugh earl of Stafford and others , to Thomas and Beatrice and the heirs of their bodies, made with royal licence [CPR 1381–5, p.236]; service unknown.

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She held a rent of £100 payable by the sheriffs of the city as above.

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She held half the manors of Barkestone and Plungar of the king in chief by knight service as parcel of the honor of Belvoir, by the grant of William Sherwynde, knight , Robert de Tynton, clerk , William Rempston and William Benyngholme, clerk , to Thomas and herself and the heirs of their bodies, annual value 100s.

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She held 3 shops with gardens in St. Katherine Coleman parish in Aldgate ward in her demesne in fee tail in free burgage as all London is held, annual value 66s.8d.

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She held of the king in chief by knight service:

Orston, the manor with its appurtenances in Scarrington, Car Colston, Screveton and Kneeton, annual value £22 15s.4d.

Warsop and Eakring, the manors and advowsons, annual value £13 3s.10d.

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Beatrice had no estate in the manor of Warsop because she and Richard de Burleye, knight , her husband, granted it to Richard Lescrop , Simon de Burley, knight , John Deveros, knight , and John de Waltham, formerly archdeacon of Richmond , with other lands, tenements and advowsons, and they regranted them to John de Roos of Helmsley by royal licence [CPR 1385–9, p.127]. John held it and it descended to William his brother.

She had no estate in Eakring because Thomas de Roos long before his death granted the manor and advowson to Robert Morton, esquire , and Joan his wife for the term of their lives. They descended to William de Roos, knight , brother of John, and he on 1 Nov. 1398 granted them by his charter to Richard Shropshire , domesticus, who still lives, and Thomas Gower , Richard de Barton and John de Corby, clerk , deceased, as being all his holdings on that day in the vills of Warsop, Eakring and Sutton upon Trent with the advowsons of Warsop and Eakring, to hold for the term of their lives.

She held the manor of Orston with its appurtenances in Scarrington, Car Colston, Screveton and Kneeton in her demesne as of fee.

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She held for life with reversion to John son of William her son:

Chilham, the castle and manor with the advowson at the 3rd vacancy, of the king in chief by the service of 2 knight’s fees and a rent of 52s. yearly or 20s. every 20 weeks to the castle of Dover for its safeguard, annual value beyond that £41.

Hothfield and Wilderton, the manors with the advowson of Hothfield and that of Old Romney at the 3rd vacancy. Hothfield is held of the archbishop of Canterbury as 1 knight’s fee, the service of being chamberlain at his installation, and suit of court at Canterbury every 3 weeks, annual value £14 13s.4d. Wilderton is held of the abbot of St. Augustine, Canterbury , service unknown, annual value 100s.

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She held the manor called ‘Rosismaner’ in Bradfield Combust in her demesne as of fee of William Rokewode, junior , by a yearly rent of 3s.5d., annual value beyond that 100s.

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She held in fee tail by the grant of William de Stayn and others to Thomas and herself and the heirs of their bodies:

Holt and Cley, half the manors with the advowson of Cley, of the king of the duchy of Lancaster by knight service, annual value £13.

Houghton on the Hill, half the manor, of the earl of Suffolk of the honor of Eye, service unknown, annual value £6 13s.4d.

Watton, the manor, of the same earl by knight service, annual value £10.

Hackford, and Whitwell, the manors with the advowson of Hackford, of John Geney, knight , services unknown, annual values £10 and £12.

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She held the manor of Preston Bissett and Cowley in her demesne as of fee [sic] by the grant of Simon Cadyngton and others to Thomas and herself, the heirs of their bodies and his right heirs. It is held of William la Zouche by knight service, annual value 10 marks.

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She held the manor of Shalford of the heir of John Mounfychet , service unknown, annual value £10.

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She held the manor of Buckland in dower of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value 5 marks.

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She held a yearly rent of £100 from the fee farm of the city payable by equal parts at Easter and Michaelmas, by the grant of Hugh earl of Stafford and others made with royal licence [CPR 1381–5, p.236] to Thomas and herself and the heirs of their bodies.

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She held jointly with Thomas her late husband for her life:

Frieston and ‘Godesfeld’in Frieston, the manors, of Robert Pedwardyn, knight , of his manor of Burton Pedwardine by knight service, annual values £40 and 100s.

Bulwick. 4 messuages and 10 a., of the earl of Richmond , service unknown, annual value 40s.

Wyberton, 10 a., of John lord Welles, knight , annual value 10s.

Boston, the manor of ‘Roos Hall’ of Robert Pedwardyn , service unknown, annual value 10 marks.

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She held the manor of Braunston Bury in Braunston in her demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service, annual value £10.

She held the manor and advowson of Stoke Albany in dower with reversion to John son of William son of Thomas, son of William and Margery, by the grant to William and Margery of Robert Flemmyng and Hugh Flemmyng by a fine of Edward III [CP 25/1/177/76, no. 244; licence CPR 1340–43, p.478]. It is held of the king in chief, service unknown, annual value £20.

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She held the manors of Branston Bury in Braunston and Stoke Albany in fee tail jointly with Thomas, her late husband, by the grant of Henry de Codyngton, parson of Bottesford , Robert de Tynton, parson of Uffington , Nicholas de Stayngreve, parson of Thornton in Craven , and Lawrence Haukbertte . Braunston Bury is held of the king in chief by knight service, annual value £10; Stoke Albany, of whom held and service unknown, annual value £20.

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She held the manor of Eastbourne of the king in chief by knight service, annual value £60; and that of Eckington of the duchy of Lancaster by knight service, annual value 10 marks.

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She held:

Turnham Hall, the manor, part of the king in chief by knight service, part of the bishop of Durham , service unknown, annual value £20.

Roos, the manor, of the earl of Aumale by knight service, annual value £60.

Seaton Ross, the manor, of the Earl Marshal by knight service, annual value £11 3s.4d.

Storthwaite, the manor, of the same earl by knight service, annual value £20; and ‘Landrekmoyse’, a moor so-called in the same place, of the same by knight service, annual value £10.

A yearly rent of £20 from various lands and tenements in the county held by the prior of Warter .

Thornton in Craven, the manor, of the earl of Northumberland by knight service, annual value £20.

Baildon, the manor, of John Ward, knight , by knight service, annual value 60s.

York, a yearly rent of £120 from the fee farm of the city, of the king in free burgage.

Helmsley, 4 messuages, 15 cottages, 4 burgages and 12 bovates formerly of Robert Flamburgh , of the castle and lordship of Helmsley, service unknown, annual value £4.

Ravensthorpe, the manor, of the Earl Marshal , service unknown, annual value £10.

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She held the manor of Turnham Hall by the grant of John de Nevill, late lord of Raby , and others, to Thomas and herself and the heirs of their bodies; Roos by the grant of William Chetwyn, knight , and others; Seaton Ross and Storthwaite by the grant of Ralph de Hastinges, knight , and others; the tenements in Helmsley by the grant of William Chetewyn, knight , and William Benyngholme, clerk ; and the manor of Thornton in Craven by the grant of Ralph Hastinges, knight , and others.

She held the manor of Ravensthorpe by the grant of Gerard de Braybrooke, senior and junior, and William Chetwynd , knights, by a deed dated 30 Jan. 1394, describing it as the manor of Ravensthorpe with its members in Boltby, Thirlby and Bickhill, to hold for their lives and to the right heirs of Thomas with reversion to the knights and their heirs. Afterwards on 2 Feb. 1404, the elder Braybrooke being dead, the younger with Chetwynd granted the reversion to Richard de Schropshire , John de Corby, master of Bolton Hospital , and William Danby . Beatrice attorned to them by paying 1d. On 24 Aug. 1412, John Corby having died, Schropshire and Danby granted the reversion to John Roos , Thomas Gower , Geoffrey Paynell , Robert Haryngton and William Garthe , esquires, including the reversion of lands, tenements and burgages in Bickhill and elsewhere in the city of York. Beatrice attorned to them, and on 31 Aug. 1412 they conveyed the reversions to Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham , John Etton, knight , William Lasyngby , Simon de Leek , John de Fulnetby , Thomas Cliff, clerk , Nicholas Gower , William Heton and William Bereford , and Beatrice attorned to them.