Bourn

(Parish/vill)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-631	20 Sep 1402	Edmund Duke Of York	Inquisition
20-324	31 May 1415	William Pappeworth, Knight	Inquisition
20-404	23 Dec 1415	Edward Duke Of York	Inquisition
22-295	30 Oct 1424	Arundell, John, Esquire	Inquisition
22-299	10 May 1425	Arundell, John, Esquire	Inquisition	the rent from both the moiety of 100 a. arable, 3 ...
22-652	06 Dec 1425	Neville, Ralph (De), Lord Neville Of Raby, Earl Of Westmorland	Inquisition	Barham, Herlyng, Duxford, Foxton, Hatley St George...
24-347	07 Nov 1435	Thomas Chaucer	Inquisition	Bourn, 120 a. land, worth 40s. yearly, each acre w...
24-535	14 Nov 1437	John, Duke Of Bedford	Inquisition	The various tenants of the lands and tenements tha...
24-680	04 Jun 1437	Maud Who Was Wife Of Thomas Chaucer	Inquisition	Bourn, 120 a. land, worth 40s. yearly, viz., each ...

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Cambridgeshire	In county of
Longstow	In hundred of
Rykesby Manoir	Parish for

Extents and values

24-347

Total: 552d, 516d, (£2 6s. // £2 3s. )
(Bourn, )

120 a. land, worth 40s. yearly, each acre worth 4d. yearly

3 a. meadow, worth 3s. yearly, each acre worth 12d. yearly

3s. rent

24-535

Total: 5159d, (£21 9s. 11d.)
(East Hatley, Hatley St George, Eversden, Toft, Caldecote, Bourn, Long Stanton, Swavesey, )

£15 7s. 6d. annual service and assize rent called ‘castelward’

£6 2s. 5d. annual assize and service rent called the Richmond aid in Bassingbourn; East Hatley; Hatley St George ; Eversden; Toft; Caldecote; Bourn; Long Stanton and Swavesey.