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Holdings

William Tryvet, chevalier , son of Thomas Tryvet, chevalier , was seised of the following in his demesne as of fee.

He married Sarah, daughter of Robert de Eston , then seised in her demesne as of fee of the following. William and Sarah had issue William, Romundus and Matthew, and Sarah died. William then held by curtesy, except for the 1/2 manor of Puriton and the land and tenement in Crandon of which he was seised in his demesne as of fee. He married Alice and they had issue William, Thomas, John, Nicholas, Baldwin, Agatha, Thomasia, Sybil, Deonise and Isabel. William died and William, son of William and Sarah, entered as their son and heir. He had issue, Thomas, and died. Thomas had issue John and died. John had issue Thomas Tryvet, knight , lately married to Elizabeth Tryvet named in the writ. Thomas entered as son and heir and was seised in his demesne as of fee. By his charter he granted the holdings to John Clynton , Matthew Gurnay, knight , Richard Mareys and Robert Wrenche and their heirs. The feoffees were seised in their demesne as of fee and by their charter re-granted the holdings to this Thomas and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of their bodies, remainder to Thomas’ right heirs. Thomas and Elizabeth were seised in their demesne as of fee tail and Thomas died seised of this estate without heir by Elizabeth or any heir of his body. Elizabeth surrendered her estate to John Tryvet , who survives, kinsman and heir of Thomas, son of John, as son of Thomas, son of Robert, son of James, son of Matthew, son of William and Sarah. Romundus, brother of Matthew, died long before the death of Thomas, son of John, without heir of his body.

Holdings

Lewis Clyfford, knight , William Brenchesley , William Makenade and William Wenlok were lately seised of the following manors, advowsons and hundred in their demesne as of fee. They granted these to Elizabeth who was the wife of Thomas Tryvet, knight , for life, reversion to them and their heirs. She was seised in her demesne as of free tenant. Lewis, William Brenchesley and William Makemade predeceased her, seised jointly of the reversion with William Wenlok , who then held the right to the reversion as tenant in survivorship. By his indented charter dated on 6 April 1413, the part bearing his armorial seal shown to the jurors, William Wenlok granted that the reversion of the following, described as the manors of Boughton Aluph and Stowting, remain to Richard de Beauchamp , son of William de Beauchamp, lately Lord Abergavenny , John Grendore, knight , Thomas Waleweyn , John Harewell , Thomas Harewell and Richard Pepur and the heirs of the body of Richard de Beauchamp , successive remainders to the following: Joan his sister, daughter of William de Beauchamp , and the heirs of her body; Elizabeth her sister and the heirs of her body; and to the same Richard de Beauchamp , John Grendore , Thomas Waleweyn , John Harewell , Thomas Harewell and Richard Pepur and their heirs. Elizabeth attorned to them. Richard de Beauchamp had issue Richard who had issue Elizabeth, wife of Edward Neuille , son of Ralph, lately earl of Westmorland , who survives. Richard died and the right to the manors, advowsons and hundred descended successively to Richard his son and heir; and to Elizabeth, wife of Edward Neuille , as daughter and heir of Richard, son of Richard. Richard de Beauchamp , Richard his son, John Grendore , Thomas Harewell , John Harewell and Richard Pepur predeceased Elizabeth named in the writ. She died seised of her estate, remainder to Elizabeth, wife of Edward, and the heirs of her body as kinswoman and heir of Richard de Beauchamp , son of William de Beauchamp, lately Lord Abergavenny , as daughter of Richard, son of this Richard, son of William.