‹ E-CIPM 21-334: MAUD WIDOW OF RALPH DE CROMWELL ›

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Maud, widow of Ralph de Crumwell, knight , the elder, lord of Tattershall , held the manor of Plasset called Plassinghall, annual value £4. That and the manor of Buckenham were formerly one manor called Buckenham and were held of the king in chief by service of being the king's butler at his coronation. She also held the moiety of 1/4 of the profits of the `tolebothe' of King's Lynn by fealty, annual value 20s. She also held the advowsons of the churches of St. Agnes , Congham, Attleborough, Stanhoe, Denton and Tasburgh, all held of the king , service unknown. The church of Congham is worth 40s., Attleborough £10, Stanhoe £10, Denton 20 marks and Tasburgh 10 marks.

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She held nothing in the county.

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She held a moiety of the manor of Luddington in the Brook of the king in chief for 1/20 knight's fee, annual value £40.

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She held in dower from her husband Ralph 1/3 manor of West Hallam, held of the bishop of Lincoln of his castle of Newark, annual value 5 marks, service unknown, and 1/3 advowson of the church of the manor, annual value 100s., reversion as above.

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She held in dower from her husband Ralph 1/3 manor of Cromwell, held of the bishop of Lincoln of his castle of Newark, annual value £4, service unknown, and 1/3 advowson of the church, annual value 10 marks, with reversion to Ralph son of Ralph son and heir of Ralph, knight .

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She held in fee tail the manor and castle of Tattershall limited to the heirs of Ralph and Maud by grant of Ralph, rector of Cromwell , Reynold de Mers , William Wakebrigge and John, parson of West Hallam , to Ralph de Crumwell and Maud and the heirs of their bodies by fine levied quin. Mich. 1367 [CP 25/1/141/130, no. 5] which was shown to the jurors. She also held 8 messuages, a carucate, 6 bovates, 5 a. meadow and 40s. rent in Roughton, Woodhall, Winthorpe, Trusthorpe, Langton, Sutton le Marsh and Maltby le Marsh; the manor of Tumby, 1/3 manor of Boston and 5 bovates in Goulceby, Belchford and Donington on Bain; the advowsons of the abbey of St. Mary, Kirkstead, the priory of St. Peter, Markby, the church of St. Peter, Tattershall, and the chantry of the chapel of Holy Cross in Tattershall church. The castle and manor of Tattershall, the 1/3 manor of Boston, 2 of the 8 messuages in Trusthorpe, the carucate, 6 bovates, 5 a. meadow and 40s. rent, 5 bovates in Goulceby, Belchford and Donington on Bain, and the advowsons are held of the king in chief for 1/5 knight's fee as part of the barony of Tattershall and by service of 40s. paid to the sheriff of Lincoln. The remaining 6 messuages in Roughton are held of Thomas Dymmok, knight , of his manor of Scrivelsby in socage by fealty and service of 30s. 9d. paid at the feasts of St. Andrew and St. Botolph in equal portions. The castle and manor of Tattershall are worth £10 yearly, the manor of Tumby £10 yearly, the 1/3 manor of Boston £4 yearly, and 2 of the 8 messuages in Trusthorpe, the carucate, 6 bovates, 5 a. meadow and 40s. rent are worth £4 yearly. The 5 bovates in Goulceby, Belchford and Donington on Bain are worth 6s. 8d. yearly. The abbey of Kirkstead is worth 100 marks, the priory of Markby 40 marks, the church of Tattershall £10 yearly, the chantry 40s., and 6 of the 8 messuages in Roughton 13s. 4d. yearly.