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Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain)
Subjects: Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) Excavations (Archaeology) Natural history
Publisher: Shrewsbury (etc.) Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society
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h and Alice) are under age until the full age of thesame. And Ralph and Thomas say that William Lychefeld ouglnnot to have aid, for a certain John Geete was seized of it, andgranted the same to William Lychefeld and Elizabeth hiswife, and their issue, which said William and Elizabeth, byvirtue of the gilt aforesaid, were seized thereof as of fee tail.Afterwards the same Elizabeth died, and William Lychefeldis seized of the same Manor as of fee tail by the form of thegilt aforesaid. Wherefore the) pray for judgment, &c. And the said William Lychefeld says that he holds thetenements m the form in which, m pleading above, he al-leged, &c. Therefore let a jury come before the 1 .ord the King on themorrow of St. John the Baptist to recognize, &c. At which day came as well the said Ralph Porter andThomas Rauli7is by their Attorney as the suit. WilliamLychefeld by his Attorney. And the Sheriff did not send the Writ ; therefore let ajury come on the quindem of St. Michael, &c.
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NOTES ON KINLET. 145 Inq. p. m., Roger Corbet, 9 Henry VI., 1430.Inquisitions post mortem (Chancery). File 40, No. 33.(. Writ, 14 , g Henry VI. (1431) EI.—Inquisition at Worcester, 6 May, 9 Henry VI.,on Roger Corbel. He held no lands of the King in chief inthe County of Worcester. William Westneys Knight andAlice, his wife, daughter of Walter Hewett, were lately seizedof the Manor of Estham, together with the advowson of theChurch of Estham, appertaining to the same Manor, intheir demesne as of fee tail, by the gift of Win. More, Rectorof Estham, Robert the Sergeant,1 John Obdon, and WalterWaldeford, Clerk, made to the said William and Alice andthe heirs of their bodies ; to hold of the chief lords of thatfee by the services due and accustomed. William and Alicehad issue Joan, who was seized of the said Manor, &c, aftertheir deaths. Joan married John Cornewaille, Knight. Theyhad issue Elizabeth, who became seized, &c. Elizabethmarried Win. Lychefeld, Knight. They had issue E

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