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Henry Molyns granted these holdings to John Mollond , Helen his wife, and William their son, Roger Goudyng and Agnes his wife, John Shephurd and Alice his wife, Stephen Palmer and Walter Kittes for their lives for certain rents payable to himself, thus disinheriting Nicholas son and heir of John Molyns , then under age in the king’s ward. Owing to the grants Edward Bokeland , the escheator, took the holdings into the king’s hands on 30 July 1390 before the death of Henry Molyns . Richard II granted them by letters patent [CFR 1391–9 , p.62] on 12 Nov. 1392 to John Frank, clerk , until the full age of the heir of John Molyns . He has held and taken the profits since that date.