Philip Deneband - Greybeard's Ghosts

Family

Claim	Detail	Evidence
Father	William Deneband (e1161-) [S3234:20]	memoir
Mother	Alice (e1162-) [S3234:20]	memoir
Spouse	Cicely Grindham (e1185-)
Child +	Hamon Deneband (e1214-~1282) [S3227:38] [S3228:11] [S3234:20] [S3237:166]	secondary

Attributes

Claim	Detail	Evidence
Gender	Male
Name	Phillip Denebaud [S3227:38] [S3228:11]	secondary
Name	Philip de Anebou [S3228:11]	secondary
Name	Philip Deneband [S3237:166]	research
Name	Phillipe Deneband [S3234:20]	memoir
Father	William Deneband (e1161-) [S3234:20]	memoir
Mother	Alice (e1162-) [S3234:20]	memoir

Timeline

Claim	Date	Detail	Evidence
Birth	est 1184 (1182-1190)
Flourished	1233	[S3227:38]	research
Living	cal 1244 (29 Hen III)	[S3228:11]	secondary
Inq.pm.	cal 1245 (30 Hen III)	[S3228:11]	secondary

Sources

Index	Title
[S3227]	Victoria County History, "A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 4" (London, 1978) (https://archive.british-history.ac.uk/vch/som/vol4).
[S3228]	"Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 1, Henry III" (His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1904) (https://archive.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/vol1).
[S3234]	Frederick William Weaver, "The Visitations of the County of Somerset in the Years 1531 and 1575" (1885).
[S3236]
[S3237]	John Collinson, "The History and Antiqutities of the County of Somerset" (1791) (https://archive.org/details/historyantiqutit02colluoft).

Note

A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 4 (p. 32-58) says "who is said to have married Alice, daughter and heir of John Gifford". S3236 says "George Powtrelll owned Hinton St, George, in the reign of Rich, 1 and K. John. [he] devised it his only daughter and heir, married to John Gifford. His daughter and heir, Alice, married Sir Philip Deneband". The History and Antiqutities of the County of Somerset (p. 166-167) says "George Powtrell, in the time of Richard I. and King John ... in the time of Henry III. devised it to an only daughter and heir, married to John Giffard, who sometime resided here; but died without issue male, and the lands descended by Alice his daughter and heir to Sir Philip Deneband, of Pescayth in Monmouthshire, knt."