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JOHN HERLEE
91 Writ. 25 April 1418. [Haseley]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. In the form of a writ of diem clausit extremum, save that it is addressed to Stephen Derneford by name, with no mention of his office as escheator.
[Cornwall]. Inquisition by Stephen Derneford pursuant to letters patent. Saltash. 7 May.
Jurors: Robert Boniface ; John Trencreke ; Stephen Trenewitth ; John Lamelyn ; Richard Cote ; Richard Franklayn ; John Trenoda ; John Landewarnek ; Robert atte Comb ; William Bake ; Robert Blerrok ; and John Scrogisdon .
He held in his demesne in fee tail by the grant of Elizabeth widow of John Sergeaux to hold to him as John Herlee junior and his wife Margaret , who predeceased him, and the heirs of their bodies: Tywardreath, the manor, of the king of the castle of Launceston of the duchy of Cornwall by knight service, annual value 40 marks; Week St. Mary, the manor, and the advowson of Jacobstow, of Thomas Collan in free socage, annual value 30s.; Trelawney, the manor, of John Cornewaill, knight, and his wife Elizabeth in her right of the castle of Trematon by knight service, annual value 20 marks; Porthallow, 7 messuages and 1 a. Cornish, of William Palton, knight, of his manor of Lanteglos in socage, annual value 5 marks;
He died on 11 April last. John son of John Herlee and Margaret is his next heir, aged 21 years on 5 Feb. last.
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92 Writ 25 April 1418. [Haseley]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. In the form of a writ of diem clausit extremum, save that it is addressed to Henry Foleford by name, with no mention of his office as escheator.
Devon. Inquisition by Henry Foleford pursuant to letters patent. Exeter. 4 May.
Jurors: Walter Pollard ; William Jewe ; John Saghyer ; John Fursse ; Peter Eggecomb ; Henry Parson ; William Grilleston ; Richard Mounceux ; Robert Maynard ; John Dennyng ; John Waterman ; and Simon Michell .
He held in his demesne in fee tail by the same grant as in 91 to them, the heirs of their bodies and her right heirs: Ilfracombe, the manor and advowson, of Edward, earl of Devon , of the castle and honor of Okehampton by knight service, annual value £18; Stockleigh English, the advowson, of John Cornewaill, knight, and his wife Elizabeth of the castle of Trematon in her right; Spittle, a messuage and 40 a., of Edward, earl of Devon , of his manor of Chulmleigh by knight service, annual value 20s.; Coldridge, the manor, of John Cornewaill, knight, and his wife Elizabeth of the castle of Barnstaple by knight service in her right, annual value with the advowson of Stockleigh English 10 marks; Head Barton, the manor, of Richard Beauchamp and his wife Elizabeth of the manor of Chittlehampton by knight service in her right, annual value 100s.; Poole, 4 messuages and 80 a., of the abbot of Tavistock of his manor of Burrington in socage, annual value 40s.
He died on 14 April last. Heir as in 91.
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ENHANCEMENT OF TEXT: The text of this IPM which appeared in the print edition of CIPM XXI has been enhanced in certain respects: see the About pages. The date of the inquisition has also been corrected.