Sudbury

(Borough, Town)

Referenced in E-CIPM(s)

E-CIPM	Date	Inquisition subject	Document type	Holding
18-14	12 Jun 1400	John De Bourghchier, Knight	Inquisition
18-1053	10 Jan 1405	Thomas La Zouche	Inquisition
19-149	26 Jun 1406	Robert De Haryngton, Knight	Inquisition
19-273	09 Jul 1407	Walter Fitzwauter, Knight	Inquisition
19-785	06 Feb 1410	William Cavendissh	Proof of Age
20-198	03 Nov 1414	John Lovell, Knight	Inquisition
20-264	05 Jul 1414	William	Proof of Age
22-14	05 Mar 1423	Clerebek, Hawise	Inquisition
22-464	04 Nov 1424	Buxhull, Maud	Inquisition
22-504	10 Jul 1425	Mortimer, Edmund, Earl Of March [D.1425]	Inquisition	Sudbury, the vill, and the manor of Wood Hall, of ...
23-431	04 Jun 1431	Botiller, Andrew, Chevalier	Inquisition
23-470	04 Jun 1431	Carbonell, Richard, Chevalier	Inquisition
23-612	28 Nov 1431	Rokewode, John	Inquisition
24-328	06 Apr 1435	Richard Waldegrave, Knight	Inquisition
24-344	08 Feb 1435	Alice, Wife Of Guy De Bryene, Knight	Inquisition
24-612	28 Jun 1437	Walter Clerebek	Inquisition	Acton, Kettlebaston, Sudbury, Long Melford and Pre...
24-707	25 Feb 1437	Margaret Who Was Wife Of John Pilkyngton, Knight	Inquisition
25-185	21 Oct 1438	Joan Who Was Wife Of Guy Corbet	Inquisition
26-34	21 Mar 1443	Richard Wegge	Inquisition
26-355	01 Apr 1445	Thomas Clerebek	Inquisition

Related places

Place name	Relationship
Ballingdon	Manor in vicinity
Milton Lilbourne	Manor in vicinity
Sudbury	Manor in vicinity
Sudbury, All Saints	Contains
Sudbury, St Gregory	Contains
Suffolk	In county of

Extents and values

24-612

Total: 192d, 232d, (16s. // 19s. 4d.)
(Acton, Kettlebaston, Sudbury, Long Melford, Preston, )

4 a., worth nothing yearly

84 a. land, each acre worth 2d. yearly

10 a. wood, worth nothing this year because it is not seasonable for cutting, but seven years hence it will be seasonable, and each acre will then be worth 2s.

6 a. meadow, each acre worth 8d. yearly

4 a. pasture, each acre worth 4d. yearly

14s. rent from tenants, payable at Michaelmas and Easter equally