Wills/Intestacy

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1300: M1313 A: Procedure for ecclesiastical sequestrators in handling intestate goods to pay debts. Leicestershire. Margaret who was the wife of James Spigurnel v. John de Horbelyng, Master William de Hale parson of Folkingham, Master Adam de Seyntboys parson of Neubolde Verdun, Remigius Meulers de Dadlington, Simon son of Richard de Dadlyngton, John le Chaumpioun, Walter de Salby, Ralph Cole, William Hardying, William de la Sale, William Michel, Robert Michel, Walter Aleyn, Thomas Cole, Alice Foryoun, Simon her son, Robert Alybon, John Gylofre, Richard Seynior, & Nicholas son of Anabilla de la Sale de Dalynton. [1]

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