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elonged to Giles Penny cxliv in whose family it descended until 1658 when George Penny andhis son Anthony sold it to John Eastment. cxlv Before 1726 it was acquired by CarewMildmay cxlvi and in 1885 the Mildmays purchased c. 25 a. of the adjoining East field. cxlviiThe East field in Nether Adber was bought by John Whiteford or Wydeford (d. by1373) and in 1381 his widow Margaret held his estates. cxlviii Descent is uncertain but thelargest part (c. 60 a) was owned by Edmund Huntley who sold it in 1574 probably to thetenant William Adams (d. 1614) who was succeeded by his son Richard. cxlix It was later heldby the Raymond cl and Hody families until the death in 1846 of John Hody Chichester, greatgreat nephew of John Hody (d. 1729) who had added a further 33 a. cli By the late 19thcentury the land had been sold to several people including the Mildmays. cliiOTHER ESTATESIn 1280 Idonea Michel was in dispute with Robert son of John Michel over a house and 43 a.she had been given by John but they later agreed to share it. In 1285 Idonea and her thenhusband William Miles sold her estate to John de Horsted and his wife Alice and it estateprobably descended with Alice‟s South Cadbury estate. cliiiWilliam Milborne had an estate in Queen Camel in 1382, cliv which probablydescended in the family to George Milborne (d. 1559) clv who was followed by his widowJulian, son Giles (d. c.1575) clviand Giles‟s son George who held it of Queen Camelmanor. clvii George (d. by 1642) was succeeded by his son John (d. 1664), John‟s eldest sonWilliam (d. c.1662), and nephew William Milborne, son of George, clviii who sold it in 1714 toJames Medlycott probably in trust for Samuel Lambert (d. c.1738) who bought more land in1719 and 1726. His son Samuel (d. s.p. after 1752) was succeeded by his brother John who in1794 sold it to the Mildmay trustees. A capital messuage, site unknown, was recorded in1545. clix
iVCH Som. I, 439.iiPipe R. 1161 (PRS 4), 50; Pipe R. 1168 (PRS. 12), 151; T. Stapleton (ed.), Magni Rotuli ScaccariiNormanniae sub regibus Angliae (1844) II, pp. clii, clix; TNA, DL 27/24, 294; F. A. Cazel, „Norman andWessex charters of Roumare family‟, (PRS. n.s. 36), 81—2.iiiStapleton, Rot. Scacc. Norm. II, p. clix.ivRot. Litt. Claus. I, p. 60.vCazel, “Charters of Roumare family”, 78; Book of Fees, I, 79.viCal. Chart. 1226—57, 82.viiCal. Lib. 1226—40, 123.viiiMemoranda R. 1230, (PRS. n.s. 19), 48; VCH Som. VII, 87, 110, 172; Cal. Inq. p.m. II, pp. 233, 264; III,pp. 259, 270; IV, pp. 16, 49; Rot. Hund. II, 121.ixCal. Inq. p.m. VII, pp. 221, 233.xClose R. 1234—7, 17, 220; DNB.xiE. Green (ed.), Feet of Fines 1196—1307 (Som. Rec. Soc. 6, 1892), 370; Book of Fees, II, 1265; Cal. Chart.1257—1300, 27.xiiCal. Inq. Misc. I, p. 267; Placit. in Domo Capit. Abbrev. 173.xiiiGreen, Feet of Fines 1196—1307, 379.xivCal. Inq. p.m. II, p. 80, 92, 267.xvCal. Fine, 1272—1307, 68, 97; Abbrev. Rot. Orig. I, 26.xviCal. Pat. 1292—1301, 452.xviiCal. Chart. 1300—26, 416; Dickinson, Kirby‟s Quest, 208.xviiiCal. Fine, 1327—37, 176; Cal. Pat. 1327—30, 523; 1330—34, 3; Cal. Close, 1330—3, 205; 1337—9,225; 1339—41, 140.xixCal. Close, 1343—6, 416; Cal. Inq. p.m. IX, p. 47; Cal. Pat. 1348—50, 434.xxCal. Inq. p.m. X, p. 44; XIX, p. 307; Cal. Close, 1349—54, 530—1.xxiCal. Inq. Misc. VII, pp. 61—2; below, this section.xxiiCal. Inq. p.m. XIX, p. 307.xxiiiCal. Fine R. 1405—13, 212; 327—37, 176; Feudal Aids, IV. 429; VI. 505; Cal. Inq. p.m. XX, pp. 11, 31;TNA, C 139/103/73.xxivCal. Pat. 1441—6, 349.xxvIbid. 1467—77, 339; 1485—94, 338; TNA, C 142/25/31.xxviTNA, C 1/359/56; C 1/1519/58.xxviiL.& P Hen. VIII, XII (2), p. 352; DNB.xxviiiSHC, DD/SF 3127; TNA, LR 2/269.xxixCal. Pat. 1557—8, 377.xxxMildmay, Memoir of the Mildmay Family, 54, 77—9; SHC, DD/MI, box 1, box 6; Cal. Cttee forCompounding, II, 1144—5.xxxiSHC, BB/BR/wr 18; DD/MI, boxes 1 and 2.xxxiiIbid. DD/MI, box 2, sett. 1662.xxxiiiTNA, C 78/1275/3.xxxivSHC, DD/MI, boxes 1—3; Burke, Peerage (1949), 1384.xxxvSHC, DD/BT/wr 18; DD/MI, boxes 1—2.xxxviIbid. DD/RS 1/1; ibid. Q/RDg 1, 11; Burke, Peerage (1949), 1384—5; Complete Baronetage, V, 157.xxxviiBurke, Peerage (1949), 1384—5; SHC, DD/MI, box 12, md. book; DD/X/MDT 43.xxxviiiSHC, DD/MI, box 1, epitome 1877, box 12, md. book; DD/BR/me 27; DD/BT 181/3; DD/X/MDT 43;above, intro.xxxixSHC, DD/X/CR 14; Kelly‟s Dir. Som. (1931, 1939).xlCal. Lib. 1226—40, 130; Cal. Inq. p.m. VII, p. 231, 233; Close R. 1227—31, 179, 218; Pipe R. 1230 (PRS.n.s. 4), 37.xliCal. Inq. Misc. VII, p. 61; VIII, p. 77.xliiSHC, DD/MI, box 7, minister‟s account.xliiiIbid. DD/SH 135; Bates, Gerard‟s Survey, 197.xlivSHC, DD/MI, box 9, valuation c.1610; DD/BR/wr 19.xlvIbid. DD/SAS C/212, map 1794.xlviBates, Gerard‟s Survey, 197.xlviiSHC, DD/MI, box 6 court papers.xlviiiIbid. box 2, deed 1652.xlixTNA, HO 107/937.
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