‹ E-CIPM 18-342: ALICE WIFE OF MALCOLM DE LA MARE ›

Holdings

She held nothing of the king in chief when she died.

Holdings

Malcolm de la Mare and Alice held for the life of Alice the second part of the manor of Kidderminster of John Beauchamp of Holt, knight , Joan his wife, and the heirs of John, with reversion to them, by assignment of Walter Ramesey . After the death of Joan and the forfeiture of John by judgment of parliament, the reversion came into the king’s hands. Richard II by letters patent [ CPR 1388–92 , p.80, 10 July 1389 ], shown to the jurors, granted the reversion with a third part of the manor and the manor or priory of Astley to John de Hermesthorp and William Wenlok , clerks, John Catesby , Henry Bruyn , Robert Burguillon and John Meysy , their heirs and assigns.

Malcolm and Alice de la Mare attorned to John de Hermesthorp and the others. They granted the third part and the reversion of the second to Nicholas Hillyng, knight , and Thomas Aldebury, clerk , by the king’s licence [ CPR 1388–92 , p.307, 19 Sept. 1390 ], also shown to the jurors. Alice attorned to them and so held it when she died, with reversion to Hillyng and Aldebury. The three parts are held of the king in chief as 1 knight’s fee. The annual value of the second part is £10.

Holdings

She held in fee tail:

Little Hereford, the manor, of the king of the honour of Brecon by knight service, annual value 80 marks.

Yatton, the manor, of the earl of March by knight service, annual value £10.