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ELEANOR DAUGHTER AND HEIR OF PHILIPPE WIFE OF HUGH COURTENAY, CHEVALIER
Inquisition Head
HEREFORDSHIRE AND THE ADJACENT MARCH OF WALES. Inquisition [indented]. Ledbury. 19 September 1426. [Walwayn]
Jurors
Jurors: James Wodward ; Walter Webley ; Thomas Colyns ; James Watyes ; Thomas Smyth ; Richard R...ore [ms soiled]; John Wode ; James Mill ’; Edmund Willes ; Thomas Pathe ; William Ketter ; and William Pymuch .
Holdings
Owing to the death of Hugh Courtenay, chevalier , and the minority of Eleanor and Joan, daughters and heirs of Philippe wife of Hugh,
She died on 8 August last. Joan is her sister and next heir, aged 15 years and more.
TNA reference
C 139/27/21 mm.1–2
Inquisition Head
ESSEX. Inquisition [indented]. Brentwood. 23 September 1426. [Flete]
Jurors
Jurors: John Page ; John Smyth ; William Cok ; William Mason ; John Charstull ; Richard Cole ; John Vltyng ; John Sergeant ; Henry Berdefeld ; John Herde ; William Lane ; and Richard Algor .
Holdings
For the same reasons as in 710,
TNA reference
C 139/27/21 mm.3–4
Inquisition Head
DEVON. Inquisition [indented]. Tiverton. 17 September 1426. [Copleston]
Jurors
Jurors: John Crwys ; John Ralegh ; Laurence Puntyngdon ; John Russhell ; William Cleuyer ; Nicholas Michell ; Roger Gerard ; Richard M... [ms stained] ; William Pollard ; John Tachell ; John Fulbrok ; and John Pappe .
Holdings
For the same reasons as in 710, the manors of Haccombe, Ringmore, Coombe Hall, Come Nytherton, Shobrooke and Milton, with the advowson of Haccombe church pertaining to the manor of Haccombe and of the chantry there, to which chantry the church of Quethiock in Cornwall is appropriated, which Hugh held as in 710, came into the king’s hands. Prosecution of delivery as in 710. Thus half of the manors and advowson was in the king’s hands from the time of Hugh’s death by reason of Eleanor’s minority and is still in the king’s hands through her death. The manors of Haccombe, Ringmore and Coombe Hall are held by knight service of Thomas Courtenay son and heir of Hugh Courtenay, knight, late earl of Devon , and a minor in the king’s wardship.
TNA reference
C 139/27/21 mm.5, 7
Inquisition Head
CORNWALL. Inquisition [indented]. Launceston. 24 September 1426. [Copleston]
Jurors
Jurors: William Bodrugan ; Otes Dy...am [ms soiled] ; Roger Burgh ; John Mayhewe ; John Dirwelle ; Thomas Tregore ; Michael T...styn [ms holed]; John Calle ; Edmund Beket ; Thomas Dranek ; Andrew Helygan ; and John Nichell ’.
Holdings
For the same reasons as in 710, the manors of Bejowan and Domellick which Hugh held as in 710, came into the king’s hands. Prosecution of delivery as in 710. Thus half of the manors was in the king’s hands from the time of Hugh’s death by reason of Eleanor’s minority and is still in the king’s hands through her death.
TNA reference
C 139/27/21 mm.5–6
People
- Copleston, John, junior, escheator (Escheator)
- the king (King)
- Bodmin, prior of (Named Person)
- Arundell, John, knight (Named Person)
- Courtenay, ELEANOR (Subject of Inquisition)
- Courtenay, Philippe (Named Person)
- Courtenay, HUGH, chevalier, knight (Named Person)
Jurors
- William Bodrugan
- Otes Dy...am [ms soiled]
- Roger Burgh
- John Mayhewe
- John Dirwelle
- Thomas Tregore
- Michael T...styn [ms holed]
- John Calle
- Edmund Beket
- Thomas Dranek
- Andrew Helygan
- John Nichell