Newcastle Upon Tyne

(County)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-434	15 Feb 1401	Thomas Gray, Knight	Inquisition
18-582	27 Apr 1402	Adomar De Athelles, Knight	Inquisition
18-746	26 Apr 1403	Alice Wife Of John Maners, Knight	Inquisition
19-132	19 Feb 1406	Stephen Lescrope Of Masham, Knight	Inquisition
19-735	21 Apr 1410	Robert De Ogle, Senior, Knight	Inquisition
22-130	12 Jun 1423	Mitford, William (De), Esquire	Inquisition
22-370	None	Monboucher, Bertram	Inquisition
22-537	20 Aug 1426	Lisle, Robert, Chevalier	Inquisition
22-588	11 Sep 1425	Monboucher, Bertram	Inquisition
22-591	11 Sep 1425	Monboucher, Bertram	Inquisition
22-595	09 Nov 1425	Monboucher, Bertram	Inquisition
22-644	06 Feb 1426	Neville, Ralph (De), Lord Neville Of Raby, Earl Of Westmorland	Inquisition
22-655	None	Neville, Joan	Assignment of Dower
22-758	10 Dec 1426	Herbotill, Isabel	Inquisition	2/3 of 100s. annual rent from lands and tenements ...
23-193	29 Nov 1428	Ask, Eleanor	Inquisition
23-377	27 Mar 1430	Thornton, Roger	Inquisition
24-531	18 Mar 1436	John, Duke Of Bedford	Inquisition
24-560	15 Jan 1436	Thomas, Son Of John Wetewode And Margaret His Wife	Proof of Age
25-295	05 May 1439	John Hibburne	Proof of Age
25-367	10 Sep 1440	John Belasys	Inquisition
25-515	09 Jan 1441	Joan, Late Countess Of Westmorland	Inquisition	Newcastle upon Tyne, £30 5s. 5 1/2d. and a third o...Newcastle upon Tyne, 1/3 messuage, called ‘Nevylly...Newcastle upon Tyne, £120 rent taken yearly from t...
26-155	23 Jun 1444	Robert, Son Of Alice Who Was The Wife Of Nicholas Gabefore	Proof of Age

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Escheator Of Newcastle	Associated with
Newcastle Upon Tyne	Associated with
Newcastle Upon Tyne, St Katherine’s, Hospital Called ‘Thorntonhospitall’	County for
Newcastle, St John The Baptist	County for

Extents and values

25-515

Total: 7265.5d, 93.33d, 28800d, (£30 5s. 5d. // 7s. 9d. // £120 )
(VILL OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, )

£30 5s. 5 1/2d. and a third of 1/2d. from £90 16s. 8d. annuity granted by ‪ Edward III , by letters patent dated at Henley-on-Thames on 16 July 1352 [CPR 1350–54, p. 310], to Ralph Neville , and his heirs, among other grants, to be taken from the fee farm of the vill

1/3 messuage, called ‘Nevyllynne’, worth 3s. 4d. yearly

4s. 5 1/3d. of 13s. 4d. annuity

£120 rent taken yearly from the customs and subsidies in the port