Explore Tudor land, titles, and legal fate through authentic, government-record evidence.
This edition presents a structured calendar of inquisitions post mortem and related documents, compiled under official supervision for Henry VII’s reign. It compiles case-by-case details of lands, manors, and incomes traced through heirs, maintainers, and feudal obligations.
- Access original-style entries that illuminate how property, titles, and rights passed after a holder’s death.
- See land holdings organized by county, with notes on fealty, knight-service, and other medieval duties.
- Benefit from a precise, archival presentation suitable for researchers tracing families, estates, or Tudor-era administration.
- Use as a reference for cross-nVolume connections to earlier and later records in the series.
Ideal for readers of Tudor history, genealogists, and researchers seeking primary-source context on medieval landed wealth and governance.