Research Notes:

This Henry de Goshall, afterwards knighted, was seised of Goshall in the eighteenth of Edward II., 1325, and dead in the seventh Edward III., 1335, when a partition took place between John, Henry, Walter and Robert, sons of Henry de Gosehall and of Margaret his wife, of lands in St. Lawrence, Minster, and the Isle of Thanet, which they had in reversion after the death of Alice, wife of Anselm de Ripple, who had fined for them to John de Gosehall, grandfather of the said John &c. ¹