Holdings
He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief, or any other, in demesne or
service, but a certain
John
Fytelton
was lately seised of the following lands and
tenements in demesne as of fee. By charter, shown to the jurors, he granted them to
Roger
Aubyn, late parson of Goathurst
, and
John
Baylyf
of Dunster, now deceased, and
William
Hastyng
and
William
Dodesham
, still living, and their heirs and assigns. By
virtue of this enfeoffment, they were thus seised in demesne as of fee, and continued in
this estate for the lives of Roger and John Baylyf. William and William are yet so
seised by right of survivorship.
Bridgwater, 6 burgages, held of others than the king,
but of whom is unknown.
Newnham, 6 messuages and 2 carucates of land, held of others
than the king, but of whom is unknown.
North Petherton, 9 a. land, held of others than
the king, but of whom is unknown.
John
Fytelton
, son of the said John, was lately seised
of
the following in demesne as of fee. By charter, shown to the jurors, he granted them
to
William
Poulet
of
Beere,
Thomas
Michell
, and
John
Wyllyng, lately vicar of
Stogursey
,
and to their heirs and assigns.
They were thus seised in demesne as of fee.
John
Fytelton
, son, afterwards released by deed his right and claim in the following to
William, Thomas, and John, and their heirs, and the deed was shown to the jurors.
Thomas
Michell
, afterwards, too released by deed, shown to the jurors, his right and claim, to
William
Poulet
and
John
Wyllyng
, and to their heirs; and
John
Wyllyng
similarly released
by deed, shown to the jurors, his right and claim, to
William
Poulet
and his heirs.
Goathurst, the manor with
advowson of the church, belonging to the manor, and 2
messuages, 2 tofts, 200 a. land, 10 a. meadow, 3 1/2 a. wood within the same manor. The
manor is held of
James, Lord Audley
, by
knight service.
Bridgwater, 2 burgages, held of
others than the king, but of whom is unknown.
Botyrwyll,
n048 Estlyddon,
Westlyddon,
Stogursey,
Hyde in the parish of
West Monkton, and
Radlet, 4 messuages, 200 a. land, and
12 a. meadow, held of others than the king, but of whom is unknown.
William was thus
solely seised and he granted
the manor, burgages, messuages, lands and tenements, and
advowson, by charter shown to the jurors, to
Hugh
Cary
,
William
Gosse
,
Richard
Broun
,
Richard
Aller
, and
Stephen
Grove
, and to their heirs and assigns.
Hugh, William,
Richard, Richard, and Stephen were thus seised in demesne as of fee, and
William
Poulet
afterwards, by deed shown to the jurors, released his right and claim in the manor etc.
to Hugh, William etc. [as above].
Hugh,
William
Gosse
, and
Richard
Broun
afterwards, by
deed shown to the jurors, released their right and claim to
Richard
Aller
and Stephen,
and to their heirs, and
Richard
Aller
and Stephen too, afterwards, by charter shown to
the jurors, granted
the manor etc. to
William
Poulet
of
Beere for life, with remainder
wholly to
John
Denbaud
,
Hugh
Cary
,
William
Gosse
,
William
Gascoigne
, and
Richard
Broun
,
now deceased, and to
William
Poulet
of
Melcombe,
William
Dodesham
,
William
Hastyng
,
Nicholas, parson of
Stocklinch
, and
William
Clyve
, and their heirs and assigns.
William
Poulet
of
Beere was thus seised in demesne as of free tenement, and died so seised.
After his death,
William
Poulet
of Melcombe,
William
Dodesham
,
William
Hastyng
,
Nicholas, and
William
Clyve
entered the manor etc. by virtue of the remainder, and were
thus seised.
William
Poulet
of
Melcombe then released, for him and his heirs, his right
and claim in the manor, advowson, lands, tenements, rents, reversions, services, woods,
moors, and common pasture to
William
Dodesham
,
William
Hastyng
, Nicholas, and
William
Clyve
, and to their heirs and assigns, by deed shown to the jurors.
Nicholas afterwards
died, after whose death, William, William, and William demised
the manor etc. to
William
Poulet
of
Melcombe for life, with remainder to
Joan
atte
Wode
, alias
Joan
Parle
, and
Stephen
Knyghtwene
and Agnes his wife, daughters and heirs of
John
Sydenham
of
Moorland,
kin and heirs of Joan daughter of
Richard
de
Gotehurst
, and also right heirs of Richard,
as the daughters of John son of Roger son of Joan sister of Roger father of Walter
father of
Richard
de
Gotehurst
, and to the heirs and assigns of
[Joan]
n049 atte Wode and Agnes. The demise was made by deed shown
to the jurors.
William
Poulet
of Melcombe was thus seised in demesne as of free
tenement.
Joan
atte
Wode
and Stephen and Agnes afterwards quitclaimed, by separate deeds
shown to the jurors, for them and their heirs all right and claim in the manor etc. to
the same
William
Poulet
and his heirs and assigns, and they bound them and their heirs
to guarantee the manor etc. to William and his heirs and assigns.
William was thus
seised in demesne as of fee. Thus seised, by charter shown to the jurors, he granted
the
manor etc. to
Walter
Hungerford, lord of
Heytesbury
and Hommet
,
Edmund
Hungerford
,
Thomas
Stawell
, knights,
Richard
Luttrell
,
John
Flory, senior
,
Alexander
Hody
,
William
Artur, senior
,
William
Gascoigne
,
Richard
Mey, clerk
,
John
Batyn,
clerk
, and
William
Magot
, and to
John
Poulet, knight
, now deceased, and their heirs and
assigns.
They were thus seised in demesne as of fee.
John
Poulet
afterwards died, after the
death of whom, Walter, Edmund, Thomas, Richard, John, Alexander, William, William, Richard,
John, and William continued in their estate until
William
Poulet, knight
, unjustly and
without judgement disseised them and enfeoffed unknown persons.