‹ E-CIPM 22-291: JOHN ARUNDELL OF BIDEFORD, ESQUIRE ›

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He held no lands or tenements in demesne or in service of the king in chief or another.

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He held no lands or tenements in demesne or in service of the king in chief or another.

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He held no lands or tenements in demesne or in service of the king in chief.

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Jurors: Geoffrey Geney ; John Flik ; Thomas Seman ; Thomas Eston ; John Chapman ; John Chike ; John Tubbe ; Nicholas Smyth ; John Pertre ; John Maister ; John Pulham ; and Robert Morwhell .

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Thomas Chaucer and Maud his wife and John Arundell and Margaret his wife, in right of Maud and Margaret, daughters and heirs of John Burgherssh, knight , were formerly seised of the manor and advowson of Stratford ?St Andrew, 100 a. arable, 3 a. meadow and 42s. rent in Bourn in Cambridgeshire, 100 a. wood in Ewelme, Swyncombe and Nuffield, and the advowson of Ewelme church, in Oxfordshire, the manor of Hatfield Peverel in Essex and the manor of East Worldham in Hampshire. On 12 November 1417, by a fine levied in ‪Henry V‬’s Court of Common Pleas between Thomas Chaucer and Maud, quer. and John Arundell and Margaret, deforc. [CP 25/1/292/64 no.69], a moiety of the above was granted to Thomas and Maud and the heirs of their bodies, to hold of John and Margaret and Margaret’s heirs, paying them £8 13s. 4d. cash annually, at Lady Day and Michaelmas in equal portions. John and Margaret further granted the remainder of the moiety of the manor of Hatfield Peverel, which Emma widow of John Burgherssh, knight , then held for life of the inheritance of Margaret and her heirs, to Thomas and Maud and their heirs to hold with the other moieties of John and Margaret and her heirs by the same services, reversion of all moieties to John and Margaret and her heirs, quit of all the heirs of Thomas and Maud, as is clear more fully in the part of the fine shown to the jurors. Emma died and then Margaret, after whose death John was seised of the rent both of the moiety of the manor of Stratford ?St Andrew and the other moieties in the other counties as tenant for life, reversion to John Arundell , son of John and Margaret, as Margaret’s heir according to the fine. He died seised of the rent in this estate. He held

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The findings of 295 are repeated except that here, after Margaret’s death, John was seised of

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The findings of 295 are repeated except that here, after Margaret’s death, John was seised of

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Emma widow of John Burgherssh, knight , now deceased, was formerly seised of

as her fair dower by endowment of John her former husband, belonging after her death to Margaret late wife of John Arundell , and Maud wife of Thomas Chaucer , daughters and heirs of John Burgherssh . By a fine levied in ‪Henry V‬’s Court of Common Pleas on mor. St Martin 1417 [CP 25/1/292/64 no.68], between John and Margaret, quer. and Thomas and Maud, deforc., the latter granted the reversion of the moieties of these, which Emma then held of Maud’s inheritance, to John Arundell and Margaret and the heirs of their bodies, to hold of Thomas and Maud and her heirs, as is clear more fully in a part of the fine shown to the jurors. Emma died seised in the tofts, etc. as tenant in dower according to this form, after whose death John and Margaret were seised of one half in right of Margaret’s inheritance as one of John Burgherssh ’s daughters and heirs, and the other half in their demesne as of fee tail according to the fine. John and Margaret had issue John Arundell . Margaret died seised and

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The findings of 295 are repeated except that here, after Margaret’s death, John was seised of

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Emma widow of John Burgherssh, knight , now deceased, was formerly seised of

in dower as in 298, with reversion as in 298. By the fine detailed in 298, a moiety of these was granted to remain to John Arundell and Margaret and the heirs of their bodies as before. The findings of 295 are repeated except that here, after Margaret’s death, John was seised of He died seised of the rent in this estate. He held the moiety of the wood and advowson in service of the king in chief by knight service, as mesne tenant between Thomas Chaucer and Maud and the king.