737
Writ.
‡
23 Dec. 1409
[Wymbyssh].
ESSEX.
Inquisition
[indented].
Chelmsford.
10 Jan. 1410. [
Aspall].
Jurors:
Guy
Duk
;
Edmund
Preston
;
Gilbert
Dedham
;
Richard
Chilterne
;
Thomas
Loy
;
Robert
Rouchestre
;
John
Page of Maldon
;
John
Burgeys
;
John
Elde
;
Richard
Kyrkeby
;
John
Hacoun
; and
John
Dodele
.
She held for life by the charter of
Thomas
Cays
, dated at Halstead on 29 Aug. 1402 , and the confirmation of
John
Porter
of Tollesbury, dated at the same place on 25 Sept. 1402 , to Bartholomew and herself with remainder to
Robert then
bishop of London
,
William
Skrene
,
Robert
de
Teye
,
John
de
Boys
,
Robert
Rykedon
,
Clement
Spice
,
Ralph
Chamberlayn
,
Richard
Waltham
,
Robert
parson of Sible Hedingham
,
William
Cryket
,
Thomas
Berbowe
and
Edmund
Man
, citizen of London
, and their heirs and assigns, without conditions, the manors of Osea, Asheldam, Langford, Stansted and Little Fordham; 140 a. arable, 20 a. marsh and 12s. rent called Motts in St. Lawrence; 160 a. arable and 4 a. marsh in Tillingham; 40 a. marsh belonging to the manor of Asheldam; 160 a. arable and 40 a. marsh called Nipsell’s Rayments in Mayland; the manor of Latchingdon; the manor of Stansted with appurtenances in Halstead; 2 watermills there; lands and tenements in Markshall; 29s.8d. rent in Stisted; lands and tenements in Wethersfield; other lands and tenements in Mayland, Latchingdon, Tillingham and Halstead; 60 a. arable, 6 a. pasture, 20 a. meadow and 22s. rent in Braintree; 58 a. arable and 26s. rent in Gosfield; and £10 rent in Sible Hedingham; all formerly held by
Thomas
Cays
and
John
Porter
by the grant of Bartholomew; and all the rent called Barantynesfee, lands called ‘Mawawytis’ with 4s. rent in Ulting and elsewhere, and 13s. rent in Hatfield Peverel and elsewhere.
Similarly she held for life by the grant of
Richard
Clifford, bishop of London
,
John
de
Boys
,
Robert
de
Teye
,
Robert
Rykedon
,
Robert
parson of Sible Hedingham
,
Richard
Waltham
,
Thomas
Rolfe
,
Thomas
Berebowe
,
Adam
Cresselode, clerk
, and
William
Bailly
(?), by their charter dated at Great Totham on 26 May 1409 , the manors of
Wood
Hall
, Great Totham, Patching Hall, Moreton, Little Greenstead and Emanuel; lands and tenements in Little Chesterford; 100 a. arable and 3 a. wood in Great Chesterford; 102 a. arable, 3 a. meadow and 7 a. wood in Ashdon; 20 a. arable in Bocking; the manor of Little Bromley with the advowson of the church and chantry there; 100 a. arable and 3 a. meadow in Littlebury with other lands and tenements in Waldon; 140 a. arable, 30 a. wood, 20 a. pasture and 13s. rent in Wix called Hempstall; 100 a. arable, 10 a. meadow, 20 a. pasture and 20s. rent in Tendring called New Hall; 80 a. arable, 5 a. pasture, 3 a. meadow called ‘la Hyde’(?) and tenements in Bradfield; 20 a. arable and pasture and 20s. rent in Mistley; 40 a. arable, 4 a. meadow, 16 a. pasture and 8s. rent called ‘Lynwodes’, and lands and tenements in Great Bromley and Little Bromley; lands and tenements in Little Bentley and Frinton; 40 a. arable and pasture called Kellonds; 100 a. arable and meadow called Stock Hall, with watermills and windmills; and the advowsons of Langford and Greenstead, of the abbey of Beeleigh, the hospital of St. Giles, Maldon, and the church of … to hold all lands, services, reversions, all manors, advowsons of chapels, churches, chantries, abbeys and hospitals, views of frankpledge and other franchises in Essex and elsewhere which the bishop and others held by the grant of Bartholomew, except the manors of Little Maldon, Tolleshunt and Messing and 200 a. of arable, meadow and pasture and wood in Rivenhall and Witham, except the lands called ‘Hyppeworthys’, Jony Fitzandrew,
Thomas
Fitzjohan
, Slades(?), Stanle’ … 1 cottage and 1 a. called ‘Chyrchehalle’ in Sible Hedingham, the advowson …
She held no more except for those manors listed in another inquisition by this escheator.
Osea manor is held of the king of the honour of Boulogne
as 1 fee, annual value 100s.;
Asheldam, half of the
countess of Hereford
of the honour of Mandeville
as 1/2 fee, annual value 10 marks, the other half of
Walter
Fitzwalter
as 1/2 fee;
half the manor of Langford
of the
countess of Hereford
of the honour of Mandeville
as 1/2 fee, annual value £10;
Stansted
of the
earl of Suffolk
of the honour of Eye
by fealty, annual value 10 marks;
Latchingdon
of the king of the honour of Haughley
as 1 fee, annual value 100s.;
Little Fordham
of the king of the honour of Boulogne
by fealty, annual value 10 marks;
Tillingham of the dean and chapter of St. Paul’s, London, by fealty, annual value £4;
[the marsh belonging to] Asheldam
of the king of the honour of Rayleigh
as 1/4 fee, annual value £8;
the lands in Nipsell’s Rayments in Mayland
of the king of the honour of Peverel
, service unknown, annual value 10 marks;
the rent in St. Lawrence
of the king of the honour of Boulogne
;
lands in Halstead of the
earl of March
of the honour of Clare, service unknown, annual value 40s.;
lands in Markshall of the lord of that manor …;
rent in Stisted of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, by fealty;
lands in Wethersfield of the heir of
John
Nevill, knight
, service unknown, annual value 13s.4d.;
the land and rent in Braintree of the
earl of March
… annual value 40s.;
… Gosfield
of the heir of
John
Nevill, knight
, of his manor of Wethersfield
by fealty, annual value 20s.;
the rent in Sible Hedingham of the
earl of Oxford
by fealty, annual value £10;
the rent called Barantynesfee
of the king of the honour of Boulogne
, annual value 10 marks;
the rent in Ulting
of the king of the honour of Haughley …;
the rent in Hatfield Peverel
of the manor of Langford
, service unknown …;
the manor of Wood Hall … 10 marks;
Great Totham
of the king of the honour of Boulogne
as 1/2 fee, annual value £10;
Patching Hall of the heir of
Thomas
Maundeville, knight
, service unknown …;
Little Greenstead of the
earl of Stafford
as a third part of a 1/4 fee, annual value 7 marks;
Emanuel with lands in Little Chesterford
of the king of the honour of Boulogne
as 1/4 fee, annual value 6s.8d.;
Ashdon
of
Walter
Fitzwalter
of his manor of Linton
… annual value 100s.;
land in Bocking of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, …;
the manor of Little Bromley with the advowson of church and chantry of the
bishop of London
by fealty …;
lands in Waldon of the bishop of Ely and the
countess of Hereford
by fealty, annual value 20s.;
[lands etc. in Wix called Hempstall] of the
bishop of London
by fealty, annual value 100s.;
lands and rent in Tendring called New Hall, annual value 100s.;
… Hyde of the same bishop …;
tenements in Bradfield and land and rent in [Mist]ley of the same bishop, service unknown, annual value 40s.;
… land and tenements in Little Bentley and Frinton on Sea of the same bishop, service unknown, annual value 50s.…
Date of death as above.
Thomas
Glavant
, son of Idonea and John Glavant, her first husband, is her son and next heir, aged 22 years and more.
Eleanor wife of
John
Fitzrauf, esquire
, is the daughter and heir of
Edmund
Brokesborne
, her second husband, and herself, aged 16(?) years and more.
[Both copies illegible in parts, exchequer copy also torn].
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