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The Manor of Alderton 3rd edition<br />

What relationship the Thomas <strong>and</strong> John Gores who witnessed this<br />

charter were is unknown. Thomas Gore claims that he was alive between<br />

1301 <strong>and</strong> 1387 58<br />

Robert died in 1387 <strong>and</strong> was succeeded by William, who had purchased<br />

Alderton in 1382 59 . There may have been Gore's at Alderton before the<br />

purchase. Jackson reports "there was already a John Gore <strong>and</strong> his wife<br />

Amie who were living in Mabyleslond, this with a right of pasture for 8<br />

cows in Le Grove <strong>and</strong> certain small rents” 60 . Which was bought on<br />

“Monday after Midsummer Day ad 1392” by William Gore <strong>and</strong> on same day<br />

he bought a messuage <strong>and</strong> 4 acres in Alderton 61 The full Gore family<br />

tree as it relates to Alderton is given above but appropriate extracts are<br />

included where required below.<br />

There are Gores known locally that are not shown on the family tree <strong>and</strong><br />

not mentioned by Thomas; one of these was Richard Goer who was a<br />

witness at an inquisition in 1308 62 . And one John de Gor was a witness at<br />

the inquisition held after the death of Henry Estmond, at Devizes 17<br />

April Edw II (1327) 63 .<br />

58 Gore, T (1666) Syntagma Genealogicum or A genealogical treatise of the<br />

family of the Gores of Aldrington or Alderton p44<br />

59 The deeds relating to this purchase do not appear to have survived, there is<br />

nothing in Thomas Gore’s manuscript that mentions it.<br />

60 Jackson, Rev JE Mss<br />

61 Jackson, Rev JE Mss<br />

From John London, who was occupier of Leggeses Place.<br />

William bought more of his l<strong>and</strong> in 1393, 1395, 1397 <strong>and</strong> 1400 (Gore, T (1666)<br />

ibid p10)<br />

62 Fry, EA (1908) (ed) Abstracts of Wiltshire Inquisitions Post Mortem Henry<br />

III, Edward <strong>and</strong> Edward II AD 1242-1326 British Record Society, Ltd p 347<br />

The Inquisition of Reginald de Argentem, held at Cheldrngton 22 March 1 Edw<br />

II<br />

63 Wiltshire Inquisitions Post Mortem Edw III WANHS p19<br />

“in the presence of Robert de Batlescoumbe, then constable of the castle of<br />

Devizes, before Robert de Hungerford <strong>and</strong> Ralph de Gras, by the oath of Jhn<br />

Bomlerk (?) Walter Bochard, William Cod....hou, Ralph Ysaac, William de Deuises,<br />

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