he took part in the siege of Carlaverock, where he brought up the rear of the third division, and after capture of the castle was sent to Ireland for provisions

Alice the widow of Peter Corbet

suceeded to his father's properties

summoned for military service in respect for his lands in Oxon and Berks

he joined in the Barons' letter to the Pope

he went again to Gascony with John de Hastinges

was last summoned for military service

was in Gascony with John de Hastinges

summoned for military service as the King's yeoman, he was under orders for Scotland, being appointed to supervise the shipping for the war

he and his uncle, Amauri de St. Amand, governor of Oxford Castle, were imprisoned in the Tower for an alleged offence at Oxford, but was soon acquitted

maybe 29 September 1304

he was with the King at the siege of Stirling

Aufrica de Connoght, heiress of the Isle of Man, quitclaimed all her rights to him

was last summoned to Parliment

she had livery of her widow's dower and of the manor of South Ingleby

knighted while taking part in the Scottish wars

Member of Parliment

she had licence to marry whom she would

pardoned an old debt at the Exchequer in consideration of his services in Gascony

knighted at the knighting of Prince Edward

knighted

Cokayne says before 12 Jan 1307/08 and says son Adam born abour 1307, so perhaps 1307ish

Event

he was with his son, William, on service in Scotland

he was with his father on service in Scotland

Roland de Combar

her lands were taken into the King's hand, because Roland had fled from justice when indicted of divers felonies

Conservator of Peace

he was summoned to attend the coronation of Edward II

he took part in the tournament at Stepney

he had a charter of free warren at Aston Clinton, which may have been settled on him on his marriage

Custodian of Beaumaris Castle

summoned to Parliment

he was 24 or more in 1334 when his mother died

Commissioner of Winchester

he was admiral of the fleet against the Scots

he was commissioned to survey Hastings and other castles and their defences, and to provide custodians for them

he was given charge of Berkhamstead Castle

he gave the advowson of Donyat to Medmenham Abbey

his father settled lands on him

He had licence to crenellate his house at Yardlington

on account of his public services, he was released from all suits brought against him in the court of King's Bench, on account of his attenpt to occupy the Isle of Man to the King's disinheritance

he was on service in Scotland, and had very varied duties as captain of the knights of the King's household

he accompanied the King and Queen overseas to attend the Coronation of Louis X

he had license to alienate land to Godstowe nunnery

he was on service in Scotland, and had very varied duties as captain of the knights of the King's household

gave up custody of the fleet at Berwick to Simon Warde and rejoined the King at Northampton

left Clipston and went to Castle Barnard to rescue Lady Clifford, carried off by John le Irrey

returned from rescuing Lady Clifford

Bodine says about 1315, but also says his parents married in May of 1316

fought in the Scottish wars

he was abroad for the King

James de Oxton gave him the manor of Bridford after his death

he was ordered to remain in the North during the winter canmpaign

was last summoned to Parliment

Henry de Lappeslode gifted him the manor and priory of Modbury to be his after the death of James de Oxton

he was a commander in Wales against Llewelpyn Bren

Edmund de Mortimer (d. 1331)

he was in Bristol on a mission to settle the disputes between Sir Bartholomew de Badlesmere and the burgesses

he was granted the marriage of Joan, the daughter of Theobald de Verdun, who was married in 1317 to his son John

as steward of the King's household, he was awarded 200 marks until the King should provide him with lands or rents of that value

as the King's bachelor, the King granted him the manors of Gravesend and Kingsbury fot life

he was granted a free warren in Saxlingham, and other of his manors, and licenced to crenellate his house at Cassington

he was summoned to Parliment

Keeper of Abingdon Abbey

holding the manor at Inceworth

received a grant from Edmund de Woodstock for a weekly market on Tuesday and a yearly fair on the feast of St. Michael at his manor of Inneswerk

renounced her dower in certain lands

returned from Parliment

succeeded to the landed possessions of his mother, including the manor of Sturminster-Marshal, a moiety of the manor of West Kington, the whole manor of Wadmersh, the manor of Bullingham, and the hamlets of Watweton and Widecombe

Isabel le Despenser

drawn and hanged

fought at Boroughbridge

slain in the Battle of Boroughbridge

hanged, drawn, and quartered, and his head set upon a pole at Burgate

Sir Thomas de Furnivalle of Sheffield (d. 1332)

Governor of the Castle of Bridgewater

the King notified to the Duke of Brittany and the Bishop of Dol, that Ralph Daubeney was heir of Elis Daubeney

Member of Parliment

a knight liable for military service against the Scots

appointed Knight of the Shire for Devon

commissioned to pursue and arrest disturbers of the peace

appointed commisioner of the peace

appointed arrayer

the King took his homage, and he had livery of his father's lands

hanged

beheaded

was knighted and had robes as a banneret

had liberty of free warren in his lands in Warwickshire

Willaim de Moels (no issue)

Member of Parliment

appointed Knight of the Shire for Devon

holding Modbury of John de Dynham

Cawley says 1332

conveyed the manor of South Ingleby and the advowson of the church of Broxholme, to himself and Alice his wife and the heirs of his body

obtained license to fortify his manor houses at Hacche, Estokes, and South Hainedon, and to embattle their walls

received license to crennelate Modbury Manor

he received a grant, of special grace, of free warren in all their demense lands of Modbury, Inneswerk, and Ledeweyn

was summoned for military service against the Scots

write to partion her mother's estates between her and her sister

John de Northcote, Sheriff of Devon

witnessed to a charter of John, Bishop of Exeter

was taken prisoner by the Scots and released

was summoned to a Council

Alice de Nonant the dau of Roger de Nonant, Lord of Cliston (Broadclist)

presented to Modbury Priory

she founded a chantry there

Burke says 1336, but Weis says he was living in 1337.

convey the manor of Kilmersdon to himself and Katherine his wife and the heirs of their bodies

she ordained prayers for her parents, her son John de Montagu (d. young), William, late Earl of Salisbury, Simon, late (Bishop of Ely (d. 1345), Edward de Montagu, Alice de Aubeney, her 2nd husband and for her kinsman Piers de Limesey

presented to Modbury Priory

presented to Bridford Church

presented to Modbury Priory

had letters stating that, though born out of the King's allegiance, he might nevertheless enjoy his inheritance

Collector of the 10th and 15th

obtained license to buy 2 manors from his uncle

bought the manors of Kempston and Tottenham from William Daubeney and Philippe his wife (uncle and aunt) for 200 marks

presented to Bridford Church

He was only 13

is this correct, according to Weis they married 5 months before (he would have been 13)

presented to Modbury Priory

Sheriff of Devonshire

quit-claimed his rights to Rohant lands in Worthington, Leicestershire; Estcoton, Northamptonshire; and Combe Real and Portesmouth, Devonshire to his son Richard

his father, Thomas quit-claimed his rights to Rohant lands in Worthington, Leicestershire; Estcoton, Northamptonshire; and Combe Real and Portesmouth, Devonshire

as a knight, was appointed assessor of a tax in Devonshire

Escheator of Devonshire

appointed to guard the temporalities of the Bishop of Exeter

licence was given for him to enfeoff Giles his son of the manor of South Petherton

Collector of the 10th and 15th

Collector of the 10th and 15th

presented to Modbury Priory

paid homage and fealty to the King for the manor of Ashton Rowhant, Oxfordshire

exempted for life from assizes, juries, etc. by letters of patent

Sir William de Montage (d. 6 Aug 1382) son and heir of the Earl of Salisbury

Sheriff of Bucksshire

Sheriff of Bedford

a writ of supersedeas was issued in his favor for a demand for his homage

Member of Parliment

Sheriff of Devonshire

presented to the church in Portelmouth

presented to the church in Dodbrook

Thomas de Mowbray 1st Duke of Norfolk (d. 22 Sep 1399)

mentioned in a ded

mentioned in a deed of his son Richard

Weis says before 1395, but says son William born about 1385, so presumably, much earlier

her widow's dower was ordered to be assigned

won a brilliant naval victory over the French, Spanish, and Flemish fleets off Margate

Sheriff of Devonshire

appointed collector of a tax in Cornwall

referred to in the rolls

received indents form the Catholic Church to make confessions, obtain a portable altar, and celebrate mass

received indents form the Catholic Church to make confessions, obtain a portable altar, and celebrate mass

received indents form the Catholic Church to make confessions, obtain a portable altar, and celebrate mass

received indents form the Catholic Church to make confessions, obtain a portable altar, and celebrate mass

was holding Stokkinchurche Manor in Oxfordshire

beheaded after opposing the King

presented to the Modbury Priory

presented to the church in Portelmouth