Inquisition Post Mortem 1561 Richard Busbye of Burford

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Hello,
I wondered if anyone might be able to help work out how the other Busbye names mentioned might be related to Richard who had dies please? Due to size and copywrite I can't load the whole thing.
What I do know is Richard was the son of John Busby who dies in Burford making a will in 1530. Richard's mum was Elizabeth. In 1550 there was an inquisition (after his mum died) stting his next of kin was Alice Sheppard (presumably nee Busby) wife of William Sheppard of Lydcot regarding land in Middlesex. By 1561 he was seized of his father's land and property in Burford and I am trying to piece together several Busby trees but can't work out of these Busby's mentioned are his next of kin and if so how they are related to him.
Many thanks for your help.
Best wishes,
Emma
I have broken it down into a few images

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… and three pence  And that the same Richard died on the twelfth day of July in the third year of the reign of the present said Lady Queen [1561]  And that George Busbie is a blood relative and the next heir of the aforesaid Richard, namely the son of John Busbie of Sibberd, who is the son of Thomas Busbie, who is the brother of John Busbie of

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Burford, who is the father of the aforesaid Richard Busbie; and this George is aged 30 years and above on the day this inquisition is taken; and the aforesaid jurors further say that the aforesaid Richard Busby held in chief no other or any more lands or tenements from the present Lady Queen, nor on the day that he died

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did he hold from anyone in the aforesaid county anything else, either in domain, reversion or remainder; in witness of this matter … [standard sealing and dating clauses follow]

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(1)
… and three pence  And that the same Richard died on the twelfth day of July in the third year of the reign of the present said Lady Queen [1561]  And that George Busbie is a blood relative and the next heir of the aforesaid Richard, namely the son of John Busbie of Sibberd, who is the son of Thomas Busbie, who is the brother of John Busbie of

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Burford, who is the father of the aforesaid Richard Busbie; and this George is aged 30 years and above on the day this inquisition is taken; and the aforesaid jurors further say that the aforesaid Richard Busby held no other or any more lands or tenements from the present Lady Queen, nor on the day that he died

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did he hold in chief from anyone in the aforesaid county anything else, either in domain, reversion or remainder; in witness of this matter … [standard sealing and dating clauses follow]

Hi Bookbox,

Thank you so much for taking the time in unravelling the text for me and working out how all of the people are related.
The information has been really helpful in working out John's family too.
I really appreciate your help.

Best wishes, Emma

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You're welcome.
On re-reading, I found that I had some words in the wrong order in clip (3) and have now changed them, but the names and relationships are not affected.

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You're welcome.
On re-reading, I found that I had some words in the wrong order in clip (3) and have now changed them, but the names and relationships are not affected.

Thanks ever so much, that is very kind of you