TW1067

Paper endorsed “The Leete in Biddenham”

with notes of: 4 February 7 Elizabeth. Sale by William Haber and Richard Duffelde to Lewis Dyve 3 November 29 Henry VI. Inquisition at Turvey before eschaetor after death of Humphrey Duke of Buckingham 15 November 21 Edward III. Inquisition at Biddenham after death of Hugh de Awdeley late Earl of Gloucester Friday after Feast St.Mark Evangelist 10 Edward II. Royal liberties by oath of William Passelewe of Biddenham In the time of Edward I Ralph Passelewe held in Biddenham a fee in chief of Ralph de Beauchamp “Mr.Wynce afforms that Mr.Butler hathe a graunte of a leete by a particuler patent which we desier to see yf ytt be former to ours and of the leete belongeinge to Glouc’ Fee then ytt ys good and ours naught yf ytt bee later then ours good and that naught yf ytt be former or later and of enother thenytt will be naught because ours extende unto all Biddenham, but herein I referred by further opinion to the [?] faythe of his patent”

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Haber, William,
Duffelde, Richard,
Dyve, Lewis,
Buckingham, Duke of,
de Audeley, Hugh,
Gloucester, Earl of,
Passelewe, William,
Passelewe, Ralph,
de Beauchamp, Ralph,
Wynche,
Butler

BIDDENHAM, Court Leet, TURVEY, escheator