‹ E-CIPM 18-797: AMANDO, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

He held the manor of Ipplepen jointly with his wife. By a fine of 1394 [CP 25(1) 45/68, no. 151, licence CPR 1391–6 , p.333] he and Eleanor his wife granted the manor to Henry Ingepenne and Richard Parkere , and they regranted it to them in tail male, with successive remainders to Amery his son and Joan his son’s wife in tail male, the heirs of Amery and Eleanor, and the right heirs of Amery. It is held of the king in chief by the service of a third part of a knight’s fee, annual value £30.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee the manor of Catton on Trent and granted it to Henry Ingepenne , William Tuderley and Philip Shipiere . Afterwards by a fine of 1402 [CP 25(1) 290/59, no. 50] shown to the jurors they regranted it to him and Eleanor his wife for their lives with remainder to Thomas Pevere , Geoffrey Ippelpenne , Henry Durneford, clerk , Edmund Daunvers and the heirs of Edmund. They did not hold it in his lifetime, but after his death Eleanor entered and holds it of the king in chief of the duchy of Lancaster, service unknown, annual value 10 marks.

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He held in his demesne as of fee the manors of Netheravon and Haxton. He granted them to Henry Ingepenne and others, and they regranted them by the fine of 1402 [above, no. 796]. He did not hold them during his life, but Eleanor entered after his death. They are held of the king in chief of the duchy of Lancaster, annual value £16.

Holdings

He held the manor of Basildon in his demesne as of fee by the service of one knight’s fee, annual value £24.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee:

Basildon, the manor, which Amery his father gave to William de Mulsho , William de Haule , William de Forde , John de Evesham and John Froylle . They granted it to Amery the father for life with successive remainders to the son, Ida his wife and the heirs of their bodies, and to the right heirs of the father. Amery the father held it, and after his death Amery the son and Ida held it. They had issue Eleanor, who had issue Gerard Braybrook , who still lives. Ida died and Amery married Eleanor and had issue Ida, who is now married to Thomas son of Thomas West, knight . Amery the son died and the manor descended to Gerard de Braybrook and Ida, his other daughter. It is held of the king in chief by knight service, annual value £24.

Woodhay and Ilsley, the manors, which he granted to Robert Shotesbrok , his heirs and assigns. By a fine of 1402 [CP 25(1) 290/59, no. 38] shown to the jurors, Shotesbrok regranted it to Amery and Eleanor for their lives with remainder to John Chitterne, clerk , Thomas Pevere , Edmund Daunvers , Richard Parker of Malmesbury, Henry Ingepenne and the heirs of Edmund, so he died holding jointly with Eleanor.

St. Helen’s by Abingdon and Eaton by Cumnor, the manors, with 1 messuage, 1 carucate and £7 annual rent in Chilton and Sutton. These he granted to Henry Ingepenne , William Tuderle and Philip Shipiere , and by a fine of 5 May 1402 [CP 25(1) 290/59, no. 50] they regranted the manor of St. Helen’s and the lands etc. with the reversion of the manor of Eaton, which Margaret widow of John Evesham held for life with reversion to them, to Amery and Eleanor his wife for their lives, with remainder to Thomas Pevere , Geoffrey Ippelpenne , Henry Durneford, clerk , and Edmund Daunvers and the heirs of Edmund. Amery and Eleanor never held them during his lifetime, but after his death Eleanor entered St. Helen’s and the lands and has taken the profits.

Basildon, annual value £20, Woodhay 10 marks, and Ilsley £40, are held of the inheritance of the earl of Hereford , St. Helen’s 7s., Eaton nil, and the messuage etc. in Chilton and Sutton £7, of the abbot of Abingdon , except Sutton which is held of the earl of Devon , all services unknown.

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He held in his demesne as of fee the manors of South Cerney and Cerney Wick. He conveyed them to Henry Ingepenne and others and they regranted them by a fine of 1402 [as above, no. 796]. Amery and Eleanor were not seised of them, but after Amery’s death Eleanor entered and now holds them and takes the profits. They are held of the earl of Hereford , service unknown, annual value 20 marks.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee:

Bloxham and Alkerton, the manors, the hundred of Bloxham, and a third part of the manor of Adderbury, except 1 a. in Bloxham, and granted them to Robert Shotesbroke , who regranted them to Amery and Eleanor for their lives [as above, no. 799]. So he died holding jointly with Eleanor who survives him.

Bloxham, the 1 a. excepted above, of the king in chief, service unknown.

Pudlicote and Chilson, the manors. He granted them to Henry Ingepenne and others and they regranted to Amery and Eleanor by a fine of 1402 [as above, no. 796]. Eleanor entered after his death.

Annual values: Bloxham manor and hundred 20 marks, the 1 a. there 2d., Alkerton 30s. and the third part of Adderbury 10 marks, all held of the king in chief service unknown; Pudlicote and Chilson £10, held of the king as of the duchy of Lancaster.

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He held in his demesne as of fee the manor of Grendon Underwood and its appurtenances, and 1 messuage, 2 carucates, 20 a. meadow, 40 a. pasture in Grendon and Edgcott, with knight’s fees and the advowson of Grendon. He granted them to Henry Ingepenne and Roger Lansant , their heirs and assigns. They regranted them to Amery and Eleanor his wife for their lives, and afterwards by their charter shown to the jurors, in order to enhance his status therein, gave and granted them to him, the heirs of his body and his right heirs. So he was seised of them in fee tail jointly with Eleanor who survives him.

The annual value is 20 marks. The manor of Grendon with a messuage and close in Edgcott are held of the prince [of Wales] of the earldom of Cornwall, the other lands of the earl of Stafford , services unknown.

Holdings

He held in his demesne as of fee:

Harlington, the manor. Amery his father held it and granted it to William de Mulsho , William de Haule , William de Forde , John de Evsham and John Froyll . They granted it to Amery the father for life with remainders, and so it descended to Gerard de Braybrooke and Ida [as above, no. 799].

Cotton End, the manor, and he granted it to Thomas Daunteseye , Henry Ingepenne and Philip Shypyer . By a fine of 1400 [CP 25(1) 6/73, no. 8] they granted it to Amery and Eleanor for life, with remainder to his heirs male, the heirs of their son Amery, and his right heirs. Ida is his daughter and heir.

Houghton Conquest, Millbrook, Ampthill and Grange by Millbrook, the manors, with 6 messuages, 3 carucates, 80 a. meadow, 20 a. wood and 100s. rent in Priestley and Steppingley, and granted them to Robert Shotisbrooke , and he by a fine conveyed them to Amery and Eleanor [as above, no. 799]. So he died jointly enfeoffed with Eleanor.

Annual values: Harlington £20, Cotton End £15, Millbrook, Ampthill and Grange 40 marks, Houghton Conquest and the other lands £10. Harlington, Cotton End, Millbrook, Ampthill and Grange are held of the king in chief by knight service; Houghton Conquest of Lord Latymer, service unknown; Priestley and Steppingley of Lord Mowbray.