‹ E-CIPM 25-610: JOHN ARUNDELL, KNIGHT ›

Holdings

A fine was levied at Westminster on the octave of St John the Baptist 1319 [CP 25/1/32/17, no. 19], before William de Bereford , Gilbert de Roubiry , John de Benstede , John Bacun , and John de Mutford , justices and others present, between Oliver Carmynowe and Elizabeth his wife, querents, and Matthew de Penfern, clerk, deforciant , regarding the manors of Carminow and Trethevas, one messuage, 100 a. wood, and 3 ferlings 2 1/4 a. land in Whitstone, Philleigh, Treloweth, and Sticker, and advowsons of the churches of Ruan Major, Philleigh, and Whitstone. Oliver recognised the tenements and advowsons to be the right of Matthew as held by grant of Oliver and, for this recognition, Matthew granted the tenements and advowsons to Oliver and Elizabeth, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to various other persons, as recorded in the fine. Furthermore, another fine was levied at Westminster three weeks from Easter 1321 [CP 25/1/32/18, no. 1], before William de Bereford , John de Mutford , and John de Stonore , justices and others present, between Oliver Carmynowe and Elizabeth his wife, querents, with John Bylion , attorney, appointed by the king’s writ in place of Elizabeth, and Matthew de Penfern, clerk, deforciant , regarding the manors of Merthen, Winnianton, and Kennall, 1/4 a. land in Philleigh, and advowson of the church of Philleigh. Oliver recognised the tenements and advowson to be the right of Matthew and, for that recognition, Matthew granted, for him and his heirs, that the tenements and advowson, then held in dower by Joan who was wife of Roger Carmynowe , from the inheritance of Matthew, with reversion to Matthew and his heirs, should instead remain to Oliver and Elizabeth, and the heirs of their bodies, holding the manors of the king and his heirs and the 1/4 a. and advowson of the chief lords of that fee. Oliver and Elizabeth had issue: Roger, Elizabeth, and Maud. Elizabeth, daughter, afterwards married John Arundell, knight , and Maud married John Trevarthian . Oliver and Elizabeth his wife afterwards died. Roger entered the tenements and advowson by virtue of the fine, and was thus seised. He had issue: Thomas Carmynowe, knight , and died, and Thomas then entered the tenements and advowson. Thomas had issue: Thomas, and died. Thomas son of Thomas entered the tenements and advowson and had issue: Joan, and died. Joan then entered the tenements and advowson. She died without heir of her body and, after her death, the tenements and advowson descended to John Arundell, knight , named in the commission, and to John Trevarthian , kin and heirs of Joan viz., John Arundell, knight, as the son of John Arundell, knight , son of John Arundell and Elizabeth daughter of Oliver and Elizabeth, and John Trevarthian as the son of John Trevarthian and Maud, the other daughter of Oliver and Elizabeth. Partition was afterwards made regarding the manors, lands, and tenements in the fines above; and the manors of Carminow, Winnianton, and Kennall, the tenement in Philleigh, 100 a. wood in Treloweth and Sticker, 30 a. wood in Merthen, with advowsons of the churches of Philleigh and Whitstone were allocated to John Arundell, knight, named in the commission.ⁿ⁵¹⁴ He afterwards died seised of this estate.

The [land], advowson, and wood are held of the bishop of Exeter , service unknown. A fine was levied at York one month from Michaelmas 1334 [CP 25/1/286/38, no. 160], before William de Herle , John de Stonore , William de Shareshull , John de Cantebrigge , John Juge , John de Shardelowe , and John Trevaignon , justices and others present, between John Arundell, chevalier, querent , and Ralph Arundell, parson of St Columb Major , and John de Aldestowe, deforciants , regarding, among other things, the manor of Trembleath, 1/3 manor Treloy, 4 a. 2 ferlings of land, 55 a. reeds, 55 a. heath, £4 4s. 3d. rent, 1/3 mill, and 1/3 garden in Mitchell, Tregustick, Tregolls, Tregawne, Tredrizzick, Treglyn (Tynglun), ‘Vyrly’, Keiro Veor, Carlumb, and Trevanger, the manor of Connerton, except 5 a. land in the same manor, and advowson of the church of the same manor. John Arundell recognised the manors, tenements, thirds, and advowson to be the right of John de Aldestowe, of which John and Ralph held 2 parts of the manor of Connerton and the advowson by grant of John Arundell. For that recognition, Ralph and John de Aldestowe granted the 2 parts of the manor and the advowson to John Arundell for life.ⁿ⁵¹⁵ Furthermore, Ralph and John de Aldestowe granted for them and the heirs of John that the manor of Trembleath, 1/3 manor of Treloy, the land, reeds, heath, rent, and 1/3 mill and garden, and 1/3 manor of Connerton then held in dower by Joan, who was wife of John Arundell , from the inheritanceⁿ⁵¹⁶ of John de Aldestowe , with reversion to Ralph and John de Aldestowe, and the heirs of John, should instead remain to John Arundell for life, with successive remainders to John son of John Arundell and his heirs by Elizabeth, daughter of Oliver Carmynowe ; and to the right heirs of John Arundell . John Arundell, chevalier , was seised in demesne as of fee of 2 parts of the manor of Treloy and, thus seised, he granted them to John his son and Elizabeth daughter of Oliver, and the heirs of John of the body of Elizabeth. They were thus seised, viz., John in demesne as of fee tail, and Elizabeth.... John son of John afterwards married Elizabeth, and they had issue: John Arundell of Lanherne. John Arundell of Lanherne had issue: John Arundel, knight , named in the commission. John Arundell, chevalier, Joan who was wife of John Arundell, John son of John and Elizabeth his wife, and John Arundell of Lanherne all afterwards died and all the manors, lands, tenements, reeds, heath, rent, 2 parts and third, with advowson of the church descended to John Arundell, knight, named in the commission. He was thus seised by virtue of the grant and fine, and died seised of this estate. A fine was levied at Westminster on the octave of Michaelmas 1372 [CP 25/1/288/50, no. 753], before William de Fyncheden, John Moubray, William de Wychyngham, and Roger de Kyrketon, justices, and afterwards granted and recorded on the octave of Hilary 1374 before the same justices, between John Arundell and Joan his wife, querents, and John Roskyer and Walter Shyef, deforciants, regarding, among other things, 20 messuages, 6 carucates of land, 40 a. pasture, 20 a. wood, and 60s. rent in Penpoll, Crantock, Nancolleth, Trencreek, Trebelzue, Langurra, Trevowah, Trevella, Halwyn, Treveglos, Pentire, Trenance, Treguth, Pentirevean, Menna, Kestle, Trelavour, Trebudannon, ‘Mingham’, Ennis, Trethowell, Rinsey, Hendra, Truro, and Penryn. John and Joan recognised the messuages etc. to be the right of John Roskyer, of which John and Walter held a messuage and an acre of land in the 6 carucates of land in Trevowah by grant of John and Joan. For this recognition, John Roskyer and Walter granted the tenement to John and Joan, and the heirs of their bodies.ⁿ⁵¹⁷ They further granted, for them and the heirs of John, that the 19 messuages, 6 carucates of land except the said acre in Trevowah, 40 a. pasture, 20 a. wood, and 60s. rent in Penpoll, Crantock, Nancolleth, Trencreek, Trebelzue, Langurra, Trevowah, Trevella, Halwyn, Treveglos, Pentire, Trenance, Treguth, Pentirevean, Menna, Kestle, Trelavour, Trebudannon, ‘Mingham’, Ennis, Trethowell, Rinsey, Hendra, Truro, and Penryn, then held for life by William Luscote by curtesy from the inheritance of John Roskyer, with reversion to John Roskyer and Walter, and the heirs of John, should instead remain to John Arundell and Joan, and their aforesaid heirs. William Luscote afterwards died, and John and Joan entered the messuages etc. in their remainder. They had issue: John Arundell, knight, named in the commission, and died. John Arundell, knight, entered the messuages etc. and was seised by virtue of the fine. He died so seised. Matthew Bodrygy, clerk, and Richard Devyser, clerk, were seised in demesne as of fee of the manor of Lanherne with advowsons of the churches of St Mawgan in Pyder and St Columb Major, belonging to the manor. Thus seised, they granted the manor and advowsons to John Arundell of Trembleath, knight, for life, with remainder to John Arundell son of John Arundell of Treloy, and Joan, daughter of William Luscote, then his wife, and the heirs of their bodies. ⁿ⁵¹⁸ John Arundell of Trembleath was thus seised in demesne as of free tenement and, afterwards, John Arundell, son of John Arundell of Treloy, and Joan his wife had issue: John Arundell, knight, named in the commission. John Arundell son of John Arundell of Treloy afterwards died, and John Arundell of Trembleath died. After his death, Joan entered the manor etc. in her remainder and died seised of it. After her death, John Arundell, knight, named in the commission, entered the manor etc. by virtue of the grant, and was seised of this estate. He died so seised. He was seised of the following in demesne as of fee tail, and died so seised. A fine was levied at Westminster on the morrow of Martinmas 1376, before Robert Bealknapp, William de Skipwyth, William de Wychyngham, Roger de Kyrketon, and Roger de Fulthorp, justices and others present, and afterwards granted and recorded before the same justices on the octave of Hilary 1377 [CP 25/1/32/26, no. 21], between William Lambron, chevalier, and Joan his wife, querents, and John Tremayn, deforciant, regarding the manors of Lanhadron and Langoran. William and Joan recognised them to be the right of John, of which John had 2 parts by grant of William and Joan and, for that recognition, John granted the 2 parts to William and Joan, and the heirs of their bodies. Moreover, John granted for him and his heirs that the third of the manors then held in dower by Amice, who was wife of John Lamhadron, from the inheritance of John Tremayn, with reversion to John and his heirs, should instead remain to William and Joan and their heirs. William and Joan had issue: Anora. She married John Arundell, knight, named in the commission. William, Joan, and Amice afterwards died, and John and Anora, in right of Anora, entered the manors by virtue of the fine. They had issue: John Arundell, esquire. He had issue: John Arundell, presently a minor in the wardship of the king. John Arundell, esquire, died and, afterwards, Anora died seised of the manors. After her death, John Arundell, knight, named in the commission, held the manors by curtesy and died seised of this estate. ⁿ⁵¹⁹ Furthermore, John Lambron was seised in demesne as of fee of the manors of Lambourne, Tregarne, Condurrow, and Penwerris, and he granted them to William Lambron and the heirs of his body. William was thus seised in demesne as of fee tail, and he had issue: Anora, who married John Arundell, knight, named in the commission. John and Anora had issue: John Arundell, esquire, and William Lambron, father of Anora, died. After his death, John and Anora entered the manors, in right of Anora, and were thus seised. Anora afterwards died seised of this estate, and John Arundell, knight, named in the commission, held the manors by curtesy. He died seised of this estate. ⁿ⁵²⁰

Holdings

A fine was levied at York one month from Michaelmas 1334 [CP 25/1/286/38, no. 160], before William de Herle , John de Stonore , William de Shareshull , John de Cantebrigge , John Juge , John de Shardelowe , and John Trevaignon , justices, and others present, between John Arundell, chevalier, querent , and Ralph Arundell, parson of St Columb Major , and John de Aldestowe, deforciants , regarding, among other things, the manors of Morchard Bishop and Uton. John Arundell recognised the manors to be the right of John de Aldestowe, of which John and Ralph held the manor of Uton by grant of John Arundell. For that recognition, Ralph and John de Aldestowe granted the manor to John Arundell for life. Furthermore, Ralph and John de Aldestowe granted for them and the heirs of John that the manor of Morchard Bishop, then held for life by Joan, who was wife of John Arundell , from the inheritance of John de Aldestowe, with reversion to Ralph and John de Aldestowe, and the heirs of John, should instead remain to John Arundell to hold for life with the manor of Uton, with remainder to John son of John Arundell and his heirs of the body of Elizabeth, daughter of Oliver Carmynowe . ⁿ⁵²² John, son of John Arundell, chevalier, married Elizabeth, and they had issue: John Arundell of Lanherne. John and Elizabeth his wife, and John Arundell of Lanherne died. After their deaths, John Arundell, knight, named in the commission, entered the manors by virtue of the fine. He was thus seised, and died seised of this estate.

Another fine was levied at Westminster on the octave of Michaelmas 1372 [CP 25/1/288/50, no. 753], before William de Fyncheden , John Moubray , William de Wychyngham , and Roger de Kyrketon , justices, and afterwards granted and recorded on the octave of Hilary 1374 before the same justices, and others present, between John Arundell and Joan his wife, querents, and John Roskyer and Walter Shyef, deforciants, regarding, among other things, 6 messuages, 2 carucates of land, 20 a. meadow, 100 a. pasture, 20 a. wood, and 10s. rent in Battishorne, Ideford, and Milton Damerel, 1/2 manor of Loddiswell, and advowsons of the churches of Ideford and Milton Damerel. John and Joan recognised the tenements, 1/2 manor, and the advowsons to be the right of John Roskyer, of which John and Walter held a carucate of land, 10 a. meadow, 60 a. pasture in Battishorne and 1/2 manor by grant of John and Joan. For that recognition, John Roskyer and Walter granted the same to John and Joan, and the heirs of their bodies. ⁿ⁵²³ They further granted, for them and the heirs of John, that the 6 messuages, carucate of land, 10 a. meadow, 40 a. pasture, 20 a. wood, and 10s. rent in Battishorne, Ideford, and Milton Damerel, and 1/2 advowson of Ideford then held for life by William Luscote, and the 1/2 advowson of Milton Damerel then held for life by Richard Stapulton , by curtesy from the inheritance of John Roskyer, each with reversion to John Roskyer and Walter, and the heirs of John, should instead remain to John Arundell and Joan, and their aforesaid heirs. William Luscote and Richard Stapulton afterwards died, and John and Joan entered the messuages, lands, and tenements, and were thus seised by virtue of the fine. They had issue: John Arundell, knight , named in the commission, and died. John Arundell, knight, entered the messuages, lands, tenements, and 1/2 manor and was seised by virtue of the fine. He died seised of this estate. ^{n524 n525}. John Michell, parson of Bampton, and John de Byry, parson of Whatley, were seised in demesne as of fee of all the messuages, lands, and tenements in Gratton, Natsley, Rockley, Lydcott, Ovis, Fullaford, Bridwick, Yordon, Badgworthy, Fenne, Patsford, Metcombe, South Burland, Crackaway, Maidenford, Ebberly, and Wansley Barton. They granted them to William Luscote , and the heirs of his body. William was thus seised in demesne as of fee tail.ⁿ⁵²⁶ He had issue: Joan, who married John Arundell of Lanherne. William afterwards died, and John Arundell of Lanherne and Joan entered the messuages, lands, and tenements. They had issue: John Arundell, knight , named in the commission, and died. After their deaths, John Arundell, knight, entered the messuages, lands, and tenements and was thus seised. He died seised of this estate. He was seised of the following in demesne as of fee, and died so seised.