Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem Relating to the City of London, Returned Into the Court of Chancery, Vol. 1: 1 Henry VII to 3 Elizabeth, 1485-1561
In pursuance of the direction contained in the writ, the escheator or feodary summoned a jury of the county, who accordingly rendered their verdict upon their oath; this was engrossed upon parchment, and in due course delivered up into the Court of Chancery, and there duly filed. In the course of the inquest the dealings that the deceased had had with his property came under review, and this necessitated inquiries into family settlements and trusts affecting it, and consequently we often find such documents, including the deceased's will, are recited at length, thus affording us information of the highest value to the genealogist.
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