PRO (C/140/75/52) The writ was issued on 10th December 1479 to enquire into Joan Stradling's landholding in Somerset and Dorset, the date of her death, and the identity and age of her next heir. The escheator took the inquisitions on 26 and 28 June 1480 and found that Joan did not hold anything of the king in chief, but held from a number of feoffees, including her son David Stradling, the manors of Compton Haweye [Compton Hawey] in Dorset, and Comehaweys [Combe Hawey] and Halsewey [Halsway] in Somerset, for the term of the lives of David Stradling, her son, and his wife Margaret. The date of death for Joan was given as 19th October 1479, and her next kinsman and heir was Edward Stradling, son of Thomas Stradling, son of Henry Stradling, son of Joan, aged 4 years and more.
PRO (C/140/75/52) The writ was issued on 10th December 1479 to enquire into Joan Stradling's landholding in Somerset and Dorset, the date of her death, and the identity and age of her next heir. The escheator took the inquisitions on 26 and 28 June 1480 and found that Joan did not hold anything of the king in chief, but held from a number of feoffees, including her son David Stradling, the manors of Compton Haweye [Compton Hawey] in Dorset, and Comehaweys [Combe Hawey] and Halsewey [Halsway] in Somerset, for the term of the lives of David Stradling, her son, and his wife Margaret. The date of death for Joan was given as 19th October 1479, and her next kinsman and heir was Edward Stradling, son of Thomas Stradling, son of Henry Stradling, son of Joan, aged 4 years and more.
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