369392. Lord John Pykering & 369393. Mary
Lowther
1385, John Pikeryng born in Killington, Yorkshire, England,
s/o 738784. Thomas de Pickeringe Esq.
& 738785. Katherine de Hodilston.
~1385, Mary born in England, d/o 738786. Sir Robert Lowther & 738787. Margaret Strictland.
9/30/1399, Henry IV succeeded Richard II as King of England.
8/25/1406, Thomas de Pickeringe who died, holding at his
death the manor of Killington of John de Par, one of the lords of Kendale, by
homage and fealty and for 6d. rent; it is worth £8; also the hamlet of
Frethebanke of the same John for 6s. rent, worth 100s. yearly. John his son,
aged 21, is his next heir; (S) CIsP, 7 Hen. IV, n. 27.
9/28/1406, IPM at Penrith, Cumberland. He [Thomas de
Pikeringe] held half the manor of Birkby by the courtesy of England for life in
right of Katherine his wife, of Richard son and heir of John de Hodilston,
knight, by the rent of a red rose, annual value £4. He died on 25 Aug. John the
son and heir of both Thomas and Katherine is aged 21 years and more.
11/1/1409, Release by William Sqwyer ... all right in the
manors of Cukewald ... which he and ... John Lovell, John Pykering, Marmaduke
de Thwent, ... had ... (S) Yorkshire Deeds, V2, 2013, P122.
3/20/1413, Henry V succeeded Henry IV as King of England.
11/28/1413, Commission to Wm. le Zouche, of Haryngworth,
Lieutenant of Calais, ... John Pykering, ... to inquire into the amount of wool
not sold at Calais.
6/12/1415, John granted and confirmed the said manors
[Killington ... in Westmorland] to Peter del Hay, .... To have and to hold to
them their heirs and assigns of the chief lords of those fees by the services
therefor due and accustomed for ever. [John sold the rights to the manors in
order to fund his military venture.] Yearly fees: Killington, 20m; Kirkby in
Kendal, 12d., Aldhotton and le Blees, £10; Melthorp and Ulvay, 10m; Beethome
in socage 2s. (S) Old Hutton, Barony of Kendal, V1, 1923.
8/13/1415, King Henry V’s force of 12,000 landing at the
mouth of the Seine at Harfleur.
10/25/1415, Battle of Agincourt in northern France.
[Documented by 3 eye witnesses.] The English longbows gave “a terrifying hail
of arrow shot.” French estimate of their own dead of 4,000 would imply a ratio
of nearly 9 to 1 in favour of the English.
11/12/1415, Yorkshire, messuage in Beuerlaco. John Cliff and
Isabel have acknowledged the messuage to be the right of John Pykeryng, as that
which he has of their gift, and have remised and quitclaimed it from themselves
and the heirs of Isabel to him and his heirs for ever. John Pykeryng has given
them 10 marks of silver. (S) Feet of Fines, Yorkshire, CP 25/1/280/153, number
19.
3/22/1417, Debtor: Stephen Redmere, citizen and mercer of
London. Creditor: John Pickering of Calais, and John Middleton, his servant.
Amount: £143 5s.
10/12/1419, Commission to Wm. Bardolf, knight, ... John
Pykeringe, to treat for a truce and mercantile intercourse with Philip, son and
heir of John, late Duke of Burgundy.
Mary died before John.
1419-20, John died.
[––Inquests––]
3/23/1420, John Pickeringe held at his death the manor of
Killington with the hamlet of Frethbanke, worth 20 marks yearly, of Thomas Par
by homage and the service of 12d. yearly, as of his manor of Kirkeby in
Kendale. James Pickeringe, his son, aged six years at the Decollation of St.
John the Baptist last, is his next heir; (S) CIsP, 8 Hen. V, n. 82. James
Pikeryng is his son and nearest heir and he was aged six years on the feast of
Beheading of St John Baptist last (29 Aug. 1419). (S) Excheq. Enrolment of
Inquisitions, n. 491.
5/18/1420, Order to the escheator in the counties of York,
Cumberland and Westmoreland, to take into the king's hand all the lands of John
Pykeryngwho held of the king in chief and was seised in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death . (S) CFRs.
6/14/1420, Inquest at Kirkeby.
(S) BHO, Killington and Firbank, Barony of Kendale, V2,
1924. (S) Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, V44, 1882, P551, P613.
Child of John and Mary:
i. James Pickering (184696), born 8/29/1413 in Yorkshire, England.
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