THE MANOR OF PENVRANE, &c. 119 
late “de facto et non de jure,” King of England; and that to the 
same Church he had presented a certain Thomas Edward, his 
Clerk, who, upon that presentation, had been duly instituted and 
admitted ; that the Church was now again vacant by the death of 
the said Thomas Edward, and that it pertained to him to presént ; 
and that the said Otho Colyn, Edward Coryton, and Walter Hill 
impeded him, to his damage to the extent of £100. 
Otho Colyn, Edward Coryton, and Walter Hill, by Henry 
Gylly their Attorney, appeared and defended themselves. 
Otho Colyn pleaded that to him, and not to Sir William 
Botreaux, belonged the right of presentation : because, he said, that 
a certain John Shylston formerly was seized in the Manor of 
Penvrane with the appurtenances, to which the Advowson of the 
Church of St. Pinnock pertained, in demesne as of fee ; and being 
so seized, to the said Church, being vacant, had presented a certain 
John Jaggeford, his Clerk, who, upon that presentation, was 
admitted and inducted ; which same John Shylston had issue five 
daughters: viz., Margaret, the eldest; Katherine, second; Alice, 
third ; Lucy, fourth ; and Olive, fifth; and that he died seized of 
the said Manor with its appurtenances, which descended to the 
said Margaret, Katherine, Alice, Lucy, and Olive, as his daughters 
and heirs; and that they into the same Manor entered and were 
of it seized in demesne as of fee ; that Margaret had issue a certain 
Roger Bastard, and of her portion (proparte) of the said Manor 
_and its appurtenances died seized, after whose death the said 
Roger into the whole of her portion, as son and heir of Margaret, 
entered and was of it seized in demesne as of fee. And that 
Katherine had issue Nicholas Resethercombe, and of her portion 
of the said Manor with its appurtenances died seized ; after whose 
death the said Nicholas into the whole of her portion, as her son 
and heir, entered and of it was seized in demesne as of fee. And 
that Alice had issue John Ferrers, and of her portion of the Manor 
with its appurtenances died seized, after whose death the same 
John into the whole of her portion with its appurtenances, as her 
son and heir, entered and of it was seized in demesne as of fee. 
And that the aforesaid Lucy had issue Gibert de Boterton, and of 
her portion of the Manor with its appurtenances died seized, after 
whose death the same Gilbert into the whole of her portion, as 
her son and heir, entered and of it was seized in demesne as of 
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