[11167] Anne Chamberlain

[Marbury 37] Sir ER, of Farnborough, Co Warwick, knight. Inquisition post mortem 1517.

[22333] Mararet Verney

[Marbury 37] Sir ER of Farnborough, Co Warwick, knight. Age 19 in 1460 when he inherited his father's lands. Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire, 1467, Justice of the Peace 1461-1503. Will dated 20 June 1509, refers to father William and mother Elizabeth

[44665] Elizabeth Greene

[Marbury 37] WR, of Farnborough, Co Warwick, and Newbold, Co Northampton, esquire. Seised of lands in Newbold and Clipston, Co Northampton.

[89329] Idony Cotesford

[178657] Agnes Swinford

[357313] Rose Helion

[NEHGR 145: 8-10]

[714625] Joan de Grey

d. b1340

[NEHGR 145:7-8]

[NEHGR 145:7-8] JR married 2) Amy or Anne. JR died after 24 February 1348 when he was mentioned in a tax commission in Devon. In 1310, JR bought an acre of land in Farnborough, and in 1321-2, he and Joan acquired the whole manor from Jordan de Say. In 1314 there was a pardon to JR and his wife for acquiring without a licence from William de Spalding a messuage and a carucate of land, 18d of rent, and a rent of two capons in Molington, Oxfordshire (less than three miles from Farnborough). This record substantiates that Joan was a de Grey of Rotherfield, not the daughter of the first Lord Grey, but his sister.

In 1316, JR was a tenant in Molington but his name does not appear int he aid of Devon in the year. In 1324, JR son of HR, man at arms of Devon, was to attend the Great Council. In the same year, Dugdale found him in the list of esquires from Warwickshire and concluded that he resided there. In 1327-8 he was a knight and from his seal, it can be seen that JR discarded his paternal arms and used arms based on those of hs mother.

In 1339-40 he was granted land in Farnborough with his wife Anne [sic]. JR held various lands that came from the Punchardons with the exception of Budeford which he held in right of his second wife Amy. Jr made his final appearance in 1348, the year in which the black death first appeared in England.

There were two children: John and Katherine.

[1429249] Mabel Punchardon

[NEHGR 145:5-6] HR was among the nights of Devon summoned to perform military service from 1277 to 1301, and he was knight of the shire in 1297 and 1301. He had commissions in DEvon from 1276 to 1297. In 1287 he was commissioner of peace with William de Alba Mara, and in 1292 he was in commission of oyer and terminer touching persons who by night carried away a whale cast upon the shore at Teynton. In 1282 HR was a witness in the Isle of Whight to a deed of Isabella de Fortibus and in 1295 was witness to a charter of Wilbert de Clare at Cardiff.

In 1292, Hugh de Curtenay gave HR a life interest in various water mills, fulling mills, and corn mills at Couwykstrete, Exeter, and elsewhere in Devon. In 1300 it was noted that Thomas de Cumbe, who held land in Westhaginton of HR by service of four horseshoes yearly, had hung himself in his oxhouse at la Comb after having been in a lamentable condition for a long time, always roaming about by himself.

In 1302 HR and his wife MP settled the manor of Walpen in the Isle of Wight, held in right of Mabel, on their son John and Joan his wife.

[2858497] Clarissa --

d. b1258

[NEHGR 145:4]

[NEHGR 145:4-5] WR was a knight by 1238 and he died between 1269 and 1271. On 17 July 1238 he had a wife Clarissa, widow of Robert Aubermarle. In 1258, he had a wife Isabel and they paid a tax in Co Somerset. Isabel was the widow of James Montsorel and Ralph Fitzurse of Wiithycombe and Brompton Ralph in Somerset. She was living in 1284-6 when as Isabella la Fichours, she held in dower one fee in Alrynton of Thomas de Ralegh. In the same year, she held one-third fee in Withycombe. In 1289 it was said that the wife of William de Ranlegh had mursed Alan son and heir of Roger la Zouche, who was born at North Molton, Devon, 9 October 1267.

On 310 April 1238, WR was a tax collector in Devon. In 1242-3, he held one fee in Ralegh and Chaudecumb of the honor of Barnstaple and one fee in Auvrington of Philip de Culumbers. In 1247, there was a fine between WR and Geoffrey de la Pomeray, concerning the manors of Upotery, Bukerel, and Lympstone, which upon the death of GP where to remain to Henry son of GP and his wife Matilde, daughter of WR. In 1252, WR was exempted from serving on juries, etc., or being made sheriff, etc., against his will.

In 1271 WR was dead, for Isabel paid tax in Devon. In 1272, Isabel late wife of William de Rale had simple protection for three years. She evidently assumed the name of here second husband which had a better title, for she was called Isabel ls Fichours in 1286.

the children of WR and C were Thomas, Henry and Matilda.

[5716993] ?

[NEHGR 145:4] WR was an adult by 1198 when he granted to William Briwar the land which his uncle Walter de Ralegh had held. In 1225 and 1233, he was sheriff of Devon. In 1235-6 William de Ral' held one fee in Devon which may have been that held earlier by Hugh de Ralegh in Alvrington.