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Probatio elatis Iohanne, unius filiarum ot herodum Thome domino donardois destincti, qui de Rogo tonuit in capito, quem Willelmus Pholippduxit in uxorem, apud Conyngesby in comitatu Lincolnis dio Sabbati proximo post festum Corporis Christi, anno regni Regis Henrici quarti docimo,
coram Johanne Henege, &c. per sacramentum juratorum Subscriptorum, et super elatem predicte Johanne pro se separatim examinatorum; videlicset, Johannis Derby, elatis lx annorum, pro se de stato predicte Johanne ex
minati ; qui dicit quod prefata Johanna nata fuit in castro de Tatersalo incomitatu predicto et in ecclesia parochiali de Tatorsalo baptigata in fosto sancti Martini in hyeme, anno rogni Domini Ricardi nuper Regis Anglio xiiii. Requisitus qualitor hoc noscit, dicit quod ipse. fuit in ecclesia predicta tempore baptizacionis prodicte Johanne et vidit eam de sacro fonte lovari et providebat eidem Johanne quandam nutricem, que dictam Johannam in domo ipsius Johannis nutrivit, quousque dicta Johanna ablactata fuit, per quod bene noscit dictam Johannam esse elatis xviii annorum et amplius. Johannis Gordon, elatis lxiiii annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit quod dicta Johanna est elatis xviii annorum et amplius. Requisitus qualiter hoc scit, dicit quod ipse fuit in prodicta ecclesia eodem die, quo predicta Johanna fuit Data et baptigata, et vidit eam do sacro fonto levari ot habuit quondam filium, nomino Willelmum, qui eodem die moriebatur, per quod de etate prefato Johanne bene recolit et cognoscit. Willelmi Smyth, ctatis xliii annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit quod dicta Johanna estolatis xviii annorum et amplius, ac nata et baptizata fuit die, loco, et anno supradictis. Requisitus qualiter hoc noscit, dicit quod ipso fuit in ecclesia predicta tempore baptigacionis ipsius Johanne et vidit eam levari, et eundo versus domum suam cecidit et brachium suum sinistrum fregit, per quod de setate prefato Johanne bene recolit et cognoscit. Willelmi Goudoby, statis xlii annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit quod dicta Johanna, &c. ut proximo supra). Requisitus qualiter hoc noscit, dicit quod ipse perquisivit unum tenementum cum pertinentiis in Tatorsalo do quodam Willelmo Forster, qui quidem Willelmus Forster ipsum de tenemento predicto dictis die et anno per cartam suam seossavit et salsivit, per cujus carte datam de etate prefato Johanne bene recolit et cognoscit. Thome Smyth, elatist annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit quod predicta Johanna nata fuit et baptizata in castro si ecclosia predictis die et anno supradictis, et est elatis xviii annorum et amplius. Requisitus qualiter hoc noscit, dicit quod
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Robertus Smyth, pater suus, mortuus sepultus fuit in ecclesia prodicta die et anno supradictis et vidit eam baptigari, per quod de etate predicte Johanne bene recolit et cognoscit. Roberti Wryghte, elatis i annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit quod profata Johanna nata fuit et baptigata in castro et ecclosia predictis diu et anno supradictis, et est elatis xviii annorum et
amplius. Requisitus qualiter hoc scit, dicit quod ipse fuit in ecclesia prodicta dictis dis et anno, set optulit pro anima predicti Roberti Smyth ad tune sopitati ibidom, set vidit dictam Johannam de sacro fonte levari, per quod, &c. Johannis Shynner, elatis xliiii annorum, ut promittitur, examinati, qui dicit,&c. ut supra). Requisitus qualiter hoc noscit, dicit quod ipso dictis die et anno habuit quondam filium, nomine Johannem, natum, qui ad festum sancti Alartini ultimo preteritum fuit elatis xviii annorum, per quod, &c. Thome Gilbert, elatis xlviii annorum, ut premittitur, examinati, qui dicit, yc. ut supra). Requisitus qualitor hoc noscit, dicit quod ipso vidit dictam Johannam de sacro fonte levari in oeclosia predicta, et optulit in dicta ecclesia dictis die et anno pro anima prodicti Roberti Smyth mortui si ad tunc ibidem sepulti, per quod, Sc. Willoimi Fraunkisti, elatis 1 annorum, &c. ut supra. Requisitus, Sc. dicit quod ipso in eadem ecclesia predictis die otanno desponsavit Margaretam uxorem suam, et vidit dictam Johannam baptizari, per quod, Sc. Johannis Holdon, elatis xlviii annorum, Johannis Taillor, elatis i annorum, pro se separatim, ut predictum est, eXaminatorum, qui dicunt quod dicta Johanna nata fuit ot baptizata, &c. Requisiti, &c. dicunt quod ipsi intorfuerunt cum prodicto Willelmo Fraunkish, quando dictus Willelmus d0sponsavit Margaretam, uxorem suam, in eccleSin predicta, set viderunt dictam Johannam de sacro fonte levari, per quod, &c. Roberti Honyngton, elatis i annorum, &c. Requisitus, &c. dicit quod ipse fuit in ecclesia prodicta dictis die et anno, set vidit eam de sacro fonte levari, et tenuit quendam cereum ardentem tempore baptizacionis ipsius Johanno, per quod de elato prefate Johanne bone recolit et cognoscit. In cujus, &c. Datum dis et loco supradictis. From these records wo learn that Thomas Lord Bardolf had rosidod atthe casse of Tatfersat subsequent to tho time of his marriago with his
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Anno and William Pholipp and Joan, for tho whole life of the fame, i.e. of the ono of them the longost liver, and to thoir heirs issuing of their bodies,so stat is it should happon that tho aforesaid partius dis Without issuo Atheir bostius, that then tho aforosa id manors, &c., were to revexi entirely totho aforosaid lord tho Κing and his holrs, aecording to the tonor of the Lotters Patent thereos mado. Also that tho said William Clitard had hold, on the Jay of his decease, two paris of the manor of Carleton in Κ0steven, and the reversion of the third part of the fame minor astor the decease of Μargory, who had been the wise of Stephen Scropo, Which sho held in dowor for the term of her lila, of the OR and concession of tho lord thonow Κing made to the samo William Clitard and tho hoirs malo issuingsrom his body, the reversion thereos for dotauit of such heirs bolonging tollio sanie Κing and his heirs, according to tho tenor of tho Κiu's Lottors Patent.' The Severat yearly values of these tenurus are put doWu as fol- lovis : Caythorpe, 50 martis, Westborough, held of tho Κing as parcol of tho Barony of Shelford in Nottingliamshire, I2 li. I 2 f., and the two paris of thematior os Carleton at II lib. ; being ali stat he had hesd in this county. o Et dicunt quod predictus Willelmus Clitard obiit sino heredo de corporo quo Oxounte die Veneris in festo Annunciationis beato Mario Virginis anno rogni dicti domini Regis nunc sexto, et quod Johannes dominus do Clitardost consanguineus et heres propinquior dicti Willelmi Clitard, vitalieos, filius Thomo Clitard fratis predicti Willelmi, et est elatis viginti et sex annorum set amplius.' Purguant to a Second Writ With the fame testo at Wost- iniustor, IIth Feb. I4 I9, an inquisition Was talion at Nottingliam, boforo Potor Polo, eschoator of the countieS of Nottinctam and Derby, on Satur- My in Easter week, 22nd April, Whicli describes hi in to havo hold nothingolinor of tho Κing or any one esse in Nottino Shire. The manors of Sheslard and St0ho Bardois com. Notis. the manor Os Halioughton com.
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chivator, deceased, by the namo os Gilbert Talbot, os Casile Ricli ard, Esquire, and had eschoated to the Crown by roason of the docease of Richard de Pembrugg, chi valer, Withoutissus of his body, to hold to him and the heira malo of his body ; aster Whose decease, his dow Margaret had dower assigned to her in the sanio, the revorsion os Whicli, and tho residue os the fame manora, had conis into the Κing s liands by the doceaso of Riehard I albot, son and heir of the fame Sir Gilberi, as Woli as of tho asoresaid Gilberi, withoutissue male, and had been gi voti by Henry V. lato Κing Oi England, by his letters patent, dated 10 November, first year of his roigii, 1413, to his bolouod and faithsul linight Sir Thomas Erpinctam, for the term of his lise, wo learn that Sir Johia Pholipp, and Matii daliis miro, had tho reversion of the samo manora aster his decease, to them sor their lives, and to tho heirs of tho body of Sir Jolin Phelipp, of the grant of the samo Κing ; and that upon their docease Without issue, the Κing, br his letters patoni dated 8 December, thira Fear of his rei gn, 1415, granted the said reversion, aster the docease os Sir Thomas Er-pingliam and tho Lady Margaret Talbot, to his boloved and salthsul linight Miltiam Portor,to hold to him and his heirs malo. Τho inquisition has also this finding as to the deceaso os tho gaid tonant sor life and his heir: Quod predictus Thomas Erpyngliam, miles, obiit dis domini ea proxima post sestum Nativitatis Sancti Johannis Baptiste ultimo proteritum 27 Jun. 1428) et quod eodem due partes maneriorum predictorum Valent per annum in omnibus exitibus xl marcas, et quod Willelmus Phelipp, milus, est consanguineus et heres ejus propinquior, videlicet, filius Iuliane sororis dicti Thome, et est elatis quadraginta annorum et amplius. V By the inquisitions talien astor tho decease of Sir Jolin Phetips, linight, purguant to wriis With the teste of Jolin Duke of Bodsord, Guardian os England , at Wostminstor, 8th october, 3 Hen. V. 1418, We learn that Sir William Pholi1 p knight, Thomas Chaucer esquiro, and Othera, had enseossed Sir Jolin Pholipp linight and Alios his Wila, and the heira issuing of their bodies, in the severat manors of tho inheritaneo os Thomas Chaucor, the fallier os the said Alico, and eaeli contains this finding as to tho duos his doceaso and the ago of his heir, and, as being os earlier dato than the one citod above, the statement as to age is doubiless correet: Quod predictus Johannes Pholipp obiit dis Mercurii proximo anto festum Sancte Fidis Virginis ultimo proteritum, et quod Willelmus Pholipp, frater dicti Johannis, est ejus heres propinquior, et elatis xxxi annorum et amplius. Besides tho manors held by him in right os his Wila, the other properu consisted of so Diiod lands bolonging to tho attainted Hono Lord Scrope of Masham, and tho alien
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in the fame expedition; and on ino roli of tho names of those that were
retenu, Thomas HolWysconi, miliam Gode, JAn Barnard, Thomas Poley, Robert Hemnale, Jacob Denys, William Kemston, Lances viii. and Archers xxix is inscribed. Again, in I 419 he was serving With the amyin France, and was appotntsed a commissioner to treat of peace, together With Sir Jolin Tiptost. In roward of his servicos he was elocted a Κnight of the Garier in his absoneo, and by proxy installed in tho place of Sir Jolin Blount, chivaler, flain buforo Rouen, early in tho monili os November, I 4I8, in the courso of that year. In 9 Hen. V. 142l-2, he was Capta in os Harctour, and subsequently Troasiarer of the Household; by virtuo of whichoiueo he had tho chios conduci of tho funeres of that illustrious monarchand chargo of his offecis after his decease. In the following rei , 8 Hen. VI., 1430, he was retained to serve thehing with vinetisu men-at-ams, besides himself, and fixty archers, for One Whole year, in the wars of Franco ; and by letters patent, With the teste
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so describod in a schedulo Which was road by the chancellor b ore thelord the Κing, at Cironcester, 12th day of November, thirtoenis of his rei gn, of the abice, consent, and ordor of the loris of the councit there present, and by the fame lord tho I ing admitted and gractousty accepted ,- Prosentibus Dominis Cardinali Anglie, Cantuario et Eboraci Archiepiscopis, Eboraci et Nortaleio Ducibus, Dunesmensi, Eliensi, Bathoniensi, Carliessensi, Lincolniensi et Norwicensi Episcopis, Warrowici, Staffordie, Northumbrie set Suffolcio Comitibus, do Beatimoni, de Wolles, Cromwell, Thesaurario, Hungerford et Typtot, Baronibus, Willelmo Lyndowode, Custodo privati sigilli, sit Willelmo molipp, Camerario Regis.' Also, among thoso appotnted to be of the privy councti by the Κing, in a great councilof the nobises of the reaim, at tho Hospites of St. John of Jorusalem, fastby London, on the 13th day of November, I 6 Hen. VI., 1437, Was, William Pholipp, knight, Chamberloin. It was apparently on this occasion that ho was by tho Κing raisod to the titio os a Baron: for Dominis dato lis is doscribod in overy public document as William Phelipp, Lord Bardo . Provicus to this creation, h0, as heir os Sir Thomas Erpinoam, Κ. G., doeoasod on Sunday the 27th day of June, I 428, Without issue, succeededio tho minor of Erpinctam, com. Norf., and that of Gerberges in the samo paristi, together With the advowson of the church of St. Mary, to which Sir
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daughter and heiress, boni on tho Dast of St. Barnabas, II in June, I 410, and then of the ago of sourteon years and upWards. This heiress married Johii de Vore, Eari of Oxford, and through hor the ancient patrimony of the Howards in No olli vostod in stat family. Sir Thomas and his two Wives had intorment in Norwieli cathodral, on the norin fide os the choir ;but the word Bowar V is ali stat romaing of the inscription, erhaps his
I 437, under the heading, Pro cantaria fundanda Phelippes, We read as
Rex omnibus ad quos, &c., salutem. Sciatis quod nos de gratia nostra speciali concessimus et liconciam dedimus pro nobis set heredibus nostris,
quantum in nobis ost, dilecto si fidoli nostro Willaimo Phelipp militi et
Johanne uxori ejus quod ipsi et uterque oorum qui supervixerit et eorum heredes quandam cantariam perpetuam de duobus vol tribus capsellanis divina Singulis diebus ad altaro beato Margareto in ecclosia de Donyngton incomitatu Suffolcie, pro salubri statu nostro ot ipsorum Willelmi et Johannedum Vixerimus, et pro animabus nostris cum ab hac luce migraVerimus, et pro animabus carissimi domini set avi nostri, domini Henrici, nuper Begis Anglie, ac carissimi domini patris nostri defunctorum, et animabus benefactorum et antecessorum ipsius Willelmi et Johanne et omnium fidolium defunctorum, juxta ordinacionem eorumdem Willelmi et Johanne seu alterius eorum Superviventis seu eorum heredum in hac parte faciendam, celebraturis sacere, fundare, creare, et stabilire possint seu possit. Et quod cantaria predicta, cum sic fundata fuerit et stabilita, Phelippos Chauntoris de Den non ' nuncupatur. Volumus eciam et concedimus pro nobis et dictis heredibus nostris capellanis cantario predicti cum sic fundata fuerit, quod ipsi et successores sui, capellani ejusdem cantarie, habent unum commune sigillum ad quecumque n0gocia et materias cantarium illam concernentia expedienda et exequenda, et quod ipsi per nomen Capellanorum cantarie predicte, cum cantaria illa sic fundata et stabilita sit, pro futuro sint incorporati et persone habiles et capaces ad quecumque terras, tenementa,
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redditus, advocaciones, et possessiones adquirenda et recipienda, ac ad Omnimodas actiones et querelas in quibuscumque curiis, locis, et placeis nostris et heredum nostrorum aut aliorum quorumcumque placitandas, defendendas, et prosequendas in eisdem. Insuper concessimus et licenciam dedimus profatis Willelmo ot Johanno, quod ipsi seu alter eorum vel eorum heredes terras, tenementa, redditus, et possessiones ac advocationes et patronatus ecclesiarum, que de nobis immediate non tenentur, usque ad valorem viginti librarum per annum dare possint seu possit et assignare eisdem capellanis cantarie predicto, cum sic fundata fuerit ot stabilita, habonda et tenenda sibi set successoribus suis, tam pro manso set inhabitacione eorumdem capellanorum includendo et edificando, quam in auxilium sustentationis sue, in- perpetuum. Et eisdem capellanis et successoribus suis, quod ipsi terras, tenementa, redditus, et possessiones ac advocationes et patronatus ecclesiarum usque ad dictum valorem viginti librarum per annum, tam ab eisdem Willelmo et Johanna seu altero eorum seu de eorum heredibus quam a quibuscumque aliis personis, quo hujusmodi terras, tenementa, redditus et possessiones ac advocaciones et patronatus cum pertinetitiis eis dare, concedere vel assignare voluerint, recipere et perquirere, et ecclesias illas appropriare et eas Sic appropriatas in proprios usus una cum hujusmodi terris, tenementis, redditibus, et possessionibus tenere possint sibi et successoribus suis imperpetuum tenore presencium similiter licenciam dodimus spocialem, statuto de terris et tonomentis ad manum mortuam non ponendis odito aut aliquo alio ordinacione aut statuto in contrarium facto non obstante, dum tamen per inquisitiones inde debite capiendas et in cancellaria nostra vel heredum nostrorum rite retornandas compertum fuerit quod id fiori possit absque dampno Vel prejudicio nostro vel hersedum nostrorum aut aliorum quorumcumque. In cujus, &c. Teste Rege in manerio suo do