‹ E-CIPM 26-99: THOMAS CARMYNOWE, ESQUIRE ›

Holdings

He held no lands or tenements in demesne or in service of the king in chief or of any other. By charter dated 26 May 1442 he granted the following among other things to Nicholas Radeford , Richard Arstecote, clerk , and John Palmer , who survive, and their heirs and assigns, so that they were seised in demesne as of fee, and are seised at present. In the charter, sealed with his armorial seal and shown to the jurors, he was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire .

Holdings

He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief in demesne or in service. By his charter he granted the manor and advowson of Ashwater, the manor of Luffincott, and all his messuages, lands, tenements, reversions, rents, and services in the parish(es) (paroch’) of Ashwater, ?‘South’ Tiphill, Bradford, and Moonhouse, to Nicholas Radeford , Richard Arstecote, clerk , and John Palmer , and their heirs and assigns, with warranty, so that they were seised in demesne as of fee. The charter, in which he was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated 26 May 1442 and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [Charter recited in full]. The witnesses were William Shire, prior of Launceston , Robert Hill and Robert Cornu , esquires, John Chagiste , William Myleton , and others. By another charter, indented, he granted his manor of Beaworthy to Robert Hill, Baldwin Folford , Nicholas Carmynowe , and John Palmer and their assigns. The grant was for the term of Thomas’s life without impeachment of waste, with remainder to Hugh Courtenay – son and heir of Hugh Courtenay , lately of Haccombe, knight – and Margaret, his wife, the daughter of Thomas, and the heirs of their bodies, to hold of Thomas and his heirs by rent of a grain of wheat at Michaelmas. Thomas held the manor at his death as in reversion of Richard, duke of York , of his manor of Raddon, service unknown. After his death Hugh the son and Margaret entered the manor by virtue of the remainder, and are seised. The charter, in which Thomas was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated at Beaworthy 9 October 1442 ⁿ⁰³⁰ and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. The charter [recited in full] granted as above, with warranties during and after Thomas’s life, the manor of Beaworthy, and all Thomas’s messuages, lands, tenements, reversions, rents, and services in Rosecare and Dizzard in Cornwall, and a tenement called ‘Treuathelek’ and two closes of land called ‘Serwelparke’ and ‘Tresquereparke’ in the manor of Tinten, also in Cornwall. The grant was subject to the condition that if Hugh or Margaret or the heirs of their bodies alienate or discontinue the premises such that Thomas’s reversion or any parcel of it be discontinued, then Thomas and his heirs could re-enter. One part of the indenture was to remain with Hugh and Margaret; the other with Robert Hill and the others; both parts were sealed by Thomas . The witnesses were Philip Courtenay and John Dynham , knights, Richard Hollond , Richard Yerde , William Floyer , and others.

Holdings

He held no lands or tenements of the king in chief in demesne or in service. By indented charter he granted the following to Robert Hill, Baldwin Foleford , Nicholas Carmynowe , and John Palmere , and their assigns:

The grant was for the term of Thomas’s life without impeachment of waste, with remainder to Hugh Courtenay – son and heir of Hugh Courtenay , lately of Haccombe, knight – and Margaret, his wife, the daughter of Thomas, and the heirs of their bodies, to hold of Thomas and his heirs by the rent of a grain of wheat at Michaelmas. The charter, in which Thomas was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated at Beaworthy 9 October 1442 and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [Charter recited in full with witnesses as in 98.] Thomas held the above at his death, viz. . After his death, Hugh and Margaret entered by virtue of the remainder and are seised. By another indented charter he granted to the above Hugh Courtenay , the son, and Margaret, and the heirs of their bodies, . The charter, in which he was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated at Tinten, 10 October 1442 and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [Charter, dated 9 October 1442, recited in full.] The charter, with clause of warranty, included the condition that if Hugh or Margaret or the heirs or their bodies alienated or discontinued the premises such that Thomas’s reversion or any parcel of it were discontinued, then Thomas and his heirs could re-enter. Thomas and Hugh affixed their seals. The witnesses were Nicholas Carrewe, knight , John Marnay , John Botreaux , Stephen Kendale , and Thomas Lucomb , esquires, and others. By another charter he granted to Robert Cary , and John Wysa of Sydenham Damerell, esquires, Nicholas Radeford , Edward Broneby , Stephen Bony , and John Palmere , and their heirs and assigns the manors of and so that they were seised in demensne as of fee. The charter, in which he was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated at Boconnoc, 6 December 1426 and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [The charter, recited in full, grants the above, with the manors of Colway and Lyme Regis in Dorset.] The witnesses were: William Bonevyle and Ralph Botriaux , knights, John Tynham , John Trencrek , Stephen Kendale , and others. By another charter he granted to Nicholas Radeford , Stephen Bony , and John Palmere and their heirs and assigns with the homages, rents, and services of all his tenants, free, conventionary and neif, so that they were seised in demesne as of fee. The charter, in which he was described as Thomas Carmynowe, esquire , was dated at Treveniel, 17 October 1427 and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [The charter, recited in full, grants the above with warranty.] The witnesses were: John Trelouni, knight , Thomas Lucomb , John Talcaryn , Robert Trebartha , William Devyok , and others. By another charter he granted to Nicholas Radeford , John Scoyche, clerk , Richard Arscote, clerk , and John Palmere of Launceston, and their heirs and assigns, As a result they were seised in demesne as of fee. The charter, in which he was described as Thomas Carmynowe , was dated at Boconnoc, 18 June 1430, and sealed with his armorial seal, and was shown to the jurors. [The charter, recited in full, grants the above with warranty.] The witnesses were: Robert Cayll , Edward Burneby , William ?Devy[unclear: o]ok, John Tremorken , William Lawharn , and others. He and Joyce Selgene by their charter granted to Robert Hill and Thomas Wyse , esquires, Nicholas Radeford , John Palmere , Thomas Grafton, clerk , John Scoche, clerk , and John Hoper, clerk , and their heirs and assigns all their estate in As a result they were seised in demesne as of fee. The charter, dated 28 April 1438, was sealed with their seals and shown to the jurors. [Charter recited in full.] The witnesses were: Robert Cayll , Thomas Lucomb , William Devyok , John Rekan , William Botournell , and others. He held the following in demesne as of fee. He was seised of the reversion of the following, which Joan – wife of Thomas Bodulgat and late wife of John Carmynowe , son and heir of John Carmynowe, esquire , brother of the present Thomas – who survives, holds in dower from the inheritance of Thomas and by his endowment. After the death of John, the son of John without heir of his body they descended to Thomas as uncle and heir, viz. the brother of John, the father of John the son. annual values unknown, held of the earl of Salisbury , of his manor of Lantyan, service unknown. North Tamerton, 3 messuages and 3 Cornish a. land, annual value, of whom held, and by what service not known.