Tuesday, 14 November, 2006
Hello All,
The account in Complete Peerage concerning Ralph, 1st Lord
Greystoke states that he was the son of Robert fitz Ralph: his
mother was identified by Miss Burford Butcher as Elizabeth, but
she was otherwise unidentified [1].
Several secondary sources state that Elizabeth was a Nevill:
Robert Davies, for one, stated specifically that Robert fitz Ralph
' married Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph Neville of Scotton in
Lincolnshire ' without citing any source [2]; there is a citation
to an inquisition on the death of Elizabeth in the Additions to
Dugdale's Baronage, but if this is transcribed as Ralph as
indicated by the author, this is an error [3]. The lord of Scotton
(Lincs.) at the time was Robert de Nevill, son of Philip
de Nevill of Enderby, Northants. Sometime after the death of
William le Boteler of Wemme in 1283, Robert de Nevill married
William's widow Angharad ferch Gruffydd, daughter of Gruffydd ap
Madog by his wife Emma de Audley (licence for same was granted on
10 June 1285) [4]. Robert de Nevill of Scotton had letters of
protection for 3 years dated 26 Nov 1290, due to his pilgrimage to
Jerusalem; he may have been in England by 24 May 1293, when a
commission was granted to R. le Porter and J. de Sylvestrode
concerning the breaking of the park of Robert de Nevill and
Angareta his wife at Oversley, co. Warwicks. [5]. He had certainly
returned by November 1293, and was still living at the time of a
mandate dated at Westminster, 28 Nov 1293, concerning the chapel of
St. Mary at Scotton, Lincs. [6].
This identification is supported by the dispensation for the
marriage of Elizabeth's son Ralph to Alice de Audley:
' Request, by the King, for a papal dispensation that Ralph
Craystoke, of the diocese of York, and Alice de Audele the
King's kinswoman, of the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
might intermarry, although the said Ralph and Alice are
related in the 4th-3rd degrees of consanguinity ' [7]
Elizabeth de Nevill was the daughter of Robert (not Ralph) de
Nevill of Scotton and his wife Angharad ferch Gruffydd. The common
descent of Ralph and Alice from Sir Henry de Aldithley and Bertrade
de Mainwaring made them 2nd cousins 1x removed, or related in the
4th and 3rd degrees as stated in the dispensation.
Sir Henry de Aldithley = Bertrade de Mainwaring
(de Audley) I
d. bef Nov 1246 I
___________________________________I_____
I I
Emma = Gruffydd ap Madog Sir James = Ela
I de Audley I Longespee
I I
________I____ ________I______
I I III I
Madog Angharad = 1) William le <siblings> Hugh de Audley
I Boteler d. 1325
____________I = 2) Robert de = Isolde
I I Nevill _____________I____
V I I I
__________________I____________ I Hugh de Audley
I I I E of Gloucester
Philip Robert fitz = Elizabeth I
Ralph I de Nevill I
d. bef 15 Apr I d. 1346 I
1317 I I
I I
1) Ralph de Greystoke = Alice de = 2) Ralph de
m. aft 25 Nov 1317 I Audley I Neville
____I d. 1374 I____
I I
V V
Based upon the IPM of Robert fitz Ralph, the account in CP
states that Ralph de Greystoke was born on 15 August 1299 [8].
His parents would have been young (Robert aged 18 or possibly more,
Elizabeth probably aged 14 or 15), if the dating in the IPM is
accurate. Past history has shown this may well not be the case,
and given the relative youth of Elizabeth in 1299, given the
chronology of the family ca. 1283-1285, I would recommend a close
examination of Robert's 1317 IPM, when possible.
The foregoing resolves the quandary of the Greystoke-Audley
dispensation, and also provides an additional Nevill/Bromfield/
Audley descent for the Lords Greystoke, the Hiltons of Swine and
Winestead, and a host of descendants. There are also lines to
de Braose, the earlier princes of Gwynedd and Powys, and the
well-known descent from Henry I of England via Gloucester,
the Earls of Chester, Mainwaring and Audley.
Any additional information, comment or criticism is welcome.
Further information concerning the earlier Nevills of Scotton is
also being sought.
Cheers,
John *
NOTES
[1] CP VI:190, sub _Greystoke_.
[2] Robert Davies, F.S.A., Grimthorpe, in Yorkshire Archaeological
and Topographical Journal (London, 1873), II:201.
[3] Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica (London: Nichols and
Son, 1838), V:315, cites Esc. 20 Edw III. no. 52.
See also Testa. Eboracensia IV:20, which states 'she was
a Nevill' [cites Reg. Zouche, 305b.].
[4] CP II:231, sub _Boteler, Botiler or Butiller (of Wem)_, cites
CCR 12 Edw I, m. 9 and CPR 13 Edw. I, m. 10.
[5] Knights of Edward I (HSP 82), III:261, cites CPR (no date).
The commission was dated at Westminster, 24 May 1293:
CPR 21 Edw I, p. 46, m. 15d.
[6] Mandate dated at Westminster, 28 Nov 1293:
'C 143/22/9
to Robert de Nevill of Scotton to grant messuages and land in
Scotton and Northorpe to a chaplain in the chapel of St. Mary
at Scotton, retaining land in Scotton and Manton. Lincoln.'
[7] CP VI:190, note (f), cites Roman Roll, 11-14 Edw. II, m. 14d.
[8] Ibid.
* John P. Ravilious
CP 'Addition': Elizabeth de Nevill, mother of Ralph, Lord Gr
Moderator: MOD_nyhetsgrupper
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John P. Ravilious
Re: CP 'Addition': Elizabeth de Nevill, mother of Ralph, Lor
Wednesday, 15 November, 2006
Dear Leo, Ian, et al.,
Following is a pedigree tracing the descent of Hiltons of Swine
and Winestead, and their Hildyard descendants, from King Henry I of
England based upon the prior post in this thread.
Please note, I have indicated ID numbers from Genealogics for
those individuals currently reflected there. In some cases, this
will result in connecting certain 'disconnected' individuals. There
are a few duplications indicated (see esp. the Botelers of Wemme,
below).
Hope this is useful.
Cheers,
John
1 Henry I of England
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Birth: 1068, England[1]
Death: 1 Dec 1135, Lyons-la-Forêt, Normandy[2]
Burial: Reading abbey[3]
Occ: King of England 1100 - 1135
Father: William 'the Conqueror' of Normandy (ca1027-1087)
Mother: Matilda of Flanders
Spouse: NN (not married)
Children: Robert 'FitzRoy' (~1090-1147)
1.1 Robert 'FitzRoy', Earl of Gloucester
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Birth: abt 1090, Caen, Normandy[4]
Death: 31 Oct 1147, Bristol[4]
Burial: Priory of St. James, Bristol
Occ: Earl of Gloucester
witness to charters of Henry I from Apr 1113; fought at the battle of
Bremule, 20 Aug 1119 (Henry I defeated Louis VI of France).
acquired Lordship of Glamorgan by marriage, ca. 1120[5]
created Earl of Gloucester before Sept 1122[4]
primary supporter of sister Matilda, ca. 1138 onward;
captured King Stephen at Lincoln, 1141 together with Ranulf of
Chester[6]
captured 14 Sept 1141 by Stephen's forces, exchanged for him November
1141.
Joined with Geoffrey of Anjou in conquest of Normandy, June 1142;
defeated Stephen at Wilton, 1143
patron of William of Malmesbury, possibly also Geoffrey of Monmouth
[1][4]
'Robert fitz Regis', held a fair at Caerdydd (Cardiff), co. Glamorgan:
'feria recorded 1121-2x1147, held by Robert fitz Regis, earl of
Gloucester,
who granted to Tewkesbury abbey the tithe of the rents and tolls of
his
fair at Cardiff (R.B. Patterson ed., Earldom of Gloucester Charters
(Oxford, 1973), no. 283). '[7]
acc. to H. A. Doubleday and J. Brownhill, probably son of Sibyl Corbet
(also mother of Reynold de Dunstanville) - cf. CP Vol V (Gloucester),
p. 681[4]
ardent supporter of half-sister Matilda (vs. Stephen)
[1] ~ it is claimed re: Geoffrey of Monmouth that the Historia Regum
Britanniae
'...was dedicated to Robert, earl of Gloucester and lord of
Glamorgan, natural son of Henry 1, and a claimant, and thereafter
close to other claimants, to the throne, while a few other, later,
copies were dedicated to King Stephen and to another baron.'[8]
' Roberto comite Gloc.', founded Margan abbey, co. Glamorgan, and
built the castle and priory of St. James at Bristol, 1147, 'which
Earl died in the same year and is buried in the said priory.'
[Mon.Angl. V:741, Num. I[9]]
re: his wife:
Mabel
called Sibyl by continuator of William of Jumieges
~ possibly confused with her mother, Sibyl
heiress of seigneurie of Creully (given to son Richard)[4]
cf. Stewart Baldwin [cites Robert of Torigny, the Gesta Norm. Duc. and
other sources[10]]
Spouse: Mabel 'filia Roberti'
Death: 1157[4]
Father: Robert fitz Hamon (-1105)
Mother: Sibyl de Montgomery
Marr: ca 1120[5]
Children: William, Earl of Gloucester (-1183)
Maud (-1189)
Robert (->1153)
Roger (-1179)
Hamon (-1159)
Philip
Richard (-1175)
1.1.1 Maud 'FitzRoy' of Gloucester
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Death: 29 Jul 1189[4]
re: her husband:
styled Ranulf de Gernon
viscount of the Avranchin, and Earl of Chester
Fought at the Battle of Lincoln (side of the Empress Matilda),
2 Feb 1141/2 together with Robert of Gloucester -defeated and
captured King Stephen[6]
seized by Stephen at court at Northampton (freed by 1151)[4]
confirmed gift of Drayton, Staffs. in free marriage to Geva, wife of
Geoffrey Ridel, ca. 1135-38, and then to her grandsons and heirs
Geoffrey Ridel and Ralph Basset, ca. 1150
[charters #39, 40 - Barraclough][11]
Spouse: Ranulf, Earl of Chester
Death: 16 Dec 1153[4]
Father: Ranulf III of the Bessin (-ca1129)
Mother: Lucia of Alkborough (ca1070-1141)
Marr: bef 1136[4],[6]
Children: Hugh 'Kevelioc' (1147-1181)
Richard (-1175)
1.1.1.1a Hugh 'Kevelioc' of Chester*
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Death: 1181, Leeke, co. Stafford[4]
Birth: 1147, Cyfeiliog, co. Merioneth[4]
Occ: Earl of Chester 1153-1181
Earl of Chester and Vicomte d'Avranches
rebelled against Henry II together with the Young King - captured
at Alnwick, 13 Jul 1174;
rebelled again in Jan 1177 - restored to his earldom[4]
Kirby (PRO, Meriden (Alspath) [ DR10/524 ][12],[11],[13]. See
text from A2A, below:
grant by H(ugh), Earl of Chester, to Bertram, his chamberlain, of
Mabel, daughter of William Flamenc, and her inheritance of Meles,
ca. 1162-1181 :
"Testibus Bertramo de Verd', Johanne, constabulario Cestr', Radulpho
Dapifero de Monte Alto, Roolant de Verd', Thoma dispensatore,
Giliberto filio pibot, Willelmo Barb'ap'l et multis aliis apud
Cestr'." - A2A, Manchester University, John Rylands Library:
Rylands Charters [RYCH/1 - RYCH/1942], RYCH/1274[12]
Spouse: Bertrada de Montfort
Birth: ca 1154[4]
Death: 1227[4]
Father: Simon de Montfort-l'Amaury, count of Évreux
Mother: Maud
Marr: 1169[4]
Children: Maud, m. David of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon
Ranulf, Earl of Chester (ca1172-1232)
Mabel, m. William de Aubigny, Earl of Arundel
Agnes, m. William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby
Hawise, m. Robert de Quincy
1.1.1.1b Hugh 'Kevelioc' of Chester* (See above)
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Associated with: NN [not married]
Children: Amicia
1.1.1.1b.1 Amicia of Chester[14]
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illegitimate daughter
Spouse: Ralph de Mainwaring[14],[4]
Children: Bertrade
1.1.1.1b.1.1 Bertrade de Mainwaring[4]
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Spouse: Sir Henry de Aldithley[15]
Birth: abt 1175[4]
Death: bef Nov 1246[4]
Father: Adam de Aldithley
Mother: Emma 'filia Orm'
Marr: 1217
Children: Sir James de Audley(~1220-1272)
Emma
Alice, m. Piers de Montfort
Amicia, m. William de Blancminster
Nicholas, rector of Woolstaston, co. Salop.
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1 Emma de Audley
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Genealogics #I00287612[16]
Spouse: Gruffydd 'Maelor' II ap Madog
Death: 1269
Father: Madog ap Gruffydd (-1236)
Mother: NN de Braose
Children: Margaret, m. Sir John de Arderne
Angharad (->1308)
Madog
Llywelyn
Owain
Gruffydd
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a Angharad ferch Gruffydd*[17]
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Death: aft 22 Jun 1308[4],[17]
Genealogics #I00337533[16]
re: her first husband:
William le Boteler
heir of his mother
Genealogics #I00337532[16]
re: her 2nd husband and family:
Robert de Nevill of Scotton, co. Lincs. married Angharad ferch
Gruffydd [widow of William le Boteler of Wem), daughter of Gruffydd
ap Madog by his wife Emma de Audley (licence for same was granted
on 10 June 1285) [CP II:231[4], sub _Boteler, Botiler or Butiller
(of Wem)_, cites CCR 12 Edw I, m. 9 and CPR 13 Edw. I, m. 10.]
Robert de Nevill of Scotton had letters of protection for 3 years
dated
26 Nov 1290, due to his pilgrimage to Jerusalem; he may have been in
England by 24 May 1293, when a commission was granted to
R. le Porter and J. de Sylvestrode concerning the breaking of the
park of Robert de Nevill and Angareta his wife at Oversley,
co. Warwicks. [Knights of Edward I (HSP 82), III:261[18], cites CPR
(no date)].
The commission was dated at Westminster, 24 May 1293:
' The like to the same touching the persons who entered the park of
Robert de Nevill and Angareta his wife at Overeslegh, held as the
dower of Angareta of the gift of William le Botiller, sometime her
husband. ' [ CPR 21 Edw I, p. 46, m. 15d.[19]]
cf. CP II:231[4]
Spouse: William le Boteler
Death: bef 11 Dec 1283, d.v.m.[17],[20]
Father: Ralph le Boteler (-1281)
Mother: Maud Pantulf (-<1289)
Marr: aft 2 Oct 1261[17],[4]
Children: Anne
John (-1287)
Gawain (-ca1290)
William (1274-<1334)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1a William le Boteler*
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Birth: 11 Jun 1274[21]
Death: bef 14 Sep 1334[22],[21]
Occ: Lord Le Botiller
of Wem, co. Salop. and Narborough, co. Leics.
Genealogics #I00473284[16]
Duplicate #I00337529[16]
summoned to Parliament by writ, whereby held to have become Lord Le
Botiller[4],[22]
quitclaim of lands in Asphall and Debenham, Suffolk dated 6 Nov 1311:
' Quitclaim from John Torald of Norwich and Agnes his wife, to
William
le Butiller de Wemme, Elen his wife, and Isabella who was wife of John
de Hulles, of life interest of Agnes in manors of Asphall and
Debenham.
Witnesses: domino Thoma de Eschalers milite Roberto de Bek
Galfrido de Merden Johanne de Eyntre Johanne de Brampton Johanne de
Wode
Henrico de Hexston et aliis.
Dated at London, Sat. after All saints, 5 Edw.II. ' - A2A,
Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office: Records of the
Shirley family, Earls Ferrers. of Stauton Harold, Leicestershire,
26D53/100[12]
' William le Botiller of Wemme ' , had charters for a market and fair
at Narborough, co. Leics. granted 7 Dec 1318, by King Edward II to
William le Botiller of Wemme (CChR, 1300-26, p. 397). 'To be held
at the manor.'[7]
he m. 1stly NN [Beatrice ?]
2ndly (as 2nd husband) Ela de Herdeburghe[23]
Spouse: NN
Children: William (1296-1361)
Isabel
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1a.1 William le Botiller
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Birth: 8 Sep 1296[24]
Death: Dec 1361[24]
Occ: Lord Botiller
of Wemme and Oversley
Lord Botiller[24]
Genealogics #I00473282[16]
Duplicate #I00191850[16]
Spouse: Margaret de Arundel[24]
Father: Richard FitzAlan (1266-1301)
Mother: Alasia of Saluzzo (-1292)
Children: Sir William (<1331-1369)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1b William le Boteler* (See above)
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Spouse: Ela de Herdeburgh [2nd wife]
Death: bef 1373[23]
Father: Roger de Herdeburgh (-<1283)
Mother: Ida de Oddingseles (ca1270->1321)
Marr: bef 6 Nov 1311[12]
Children: Edmund (-1376)
Edward (-1375)
Ida
Ankaret (-1361)
Denise (-<1376)
Alice
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b Angharad ferch Gruffydd* (See above)
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Spouse: Robert de Nevill
Death: aft 28 Nov 1293[25]
Marr: ca 10 Jun 1285[4]
Children: Elizabeth (-1346)
Sir Philip de Nevill, of Scotton
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1 Elizabeth de Nevill[4]
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Death: 17 Nov 1346[4]
Genealogics #I00177584[16]
' Nov. 25, 1346, nuncupative will of Elizabet de Graystok. To be
buried in the church of Butterwick. Sir Ralph de Hastings, knt.,
sen., and Richard de Neville, rector of Scotton, executors. They
renounce, and William de Kelk administered. (Reg. Zouche, 305b.)
She was a Neville, and the widow of Robert fitz Ralph, lord of
Graystock. According to what is called the Greystock Roll, which
is now before me, " Iste Robertus sepultus est apud Botyrwyk." '
[Testa. Eboracensia IV:20[26], , cites Reg. Zouche, 305b. Also
ref. in Collectanea topographica et genealogica, p. 315 -
' This Elizabeth was daughter of Ralph Nevill of Scotton, and
died 25 Oct. a'o. 20 Edw. III. ' ]
________________________________
This identification is supported by the dispensation for the
marriage of Elizabeth's son Ralph to Alice de Audley:
' Request, by the King, for a papal dispensation that Ralph
Craystoke, of the diocese of York, and Alice de Audele the
King's kinswoman, of the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
might intermarry, although the said Ralph and Alice are
related in the 4th-3rd degrees of consanguinity '
[CP VI:190, note (f), cites Roman Roll, 11-14 Edw. II, m. 14d.]
[4]
Elizabeth de Nevill was the daughter of Robert (not Ralph) de
Nevill of Scotton and his wife Angharad ferch Gruffydd. The common
descent of Ralph and Alice from Sir Henry de Aldithley and Bertrade
de Mainwaring made them 2nd cousins 1x removed, or related in the
4th and 3rd degrees as stated in the dispensation.
Sir Henry de Aldithley = Bertrade de Mainwaring
(de Audley) I
d. bef Nov 1246 I
___________________________________I_____
I I
Emma = Gruffydd ap Madog Sir James = Ela
I de Audley I Longespee
I I
________I____ ________I______
I I III I
Madog Angharad = 1) William le <siblings> Hugh de Audley
I Boteler d. 1325
____________I = 2) Robert de = Isolde
I I Nevill _____________I____
V I I I
__________________I____________ I Hugh de Audley
I I I E of Gloucester
Philip Robert fitz = Elizabeth I
Ralph I de Nevill I
d. bef 15 Apr I d. 1346 I
1317 I I
I I
1) Ralph de Greystoke = Alice de = 2) Ralph de
m. aft 25 Nov 1317 I Audley I Neville
____I d. 1374 I____
I I
V V
Spouse: Robert fitz Ralph de Greystoke[28] GENEALOGICS #I00177583
[16]
Birth: bef 24 Mar 1280[4]
Death: bef 15 Apr 1317[4]
Father: Sir Ralph fitz William (<1256-1316)
Mother: NN
Marr: bef 1299[4]
Children: Ralph (1299-1323)
NN
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.1 Ralph de Greystoke
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Birth: 15 Aug 1299[4]
Death: 14 Jul 1323, Gateshead (poisoned)[4]
Occ: Lord Greystoke (and Lord FitzWilliam)
of Greystoke, Cumberland
Genealogics #I00139362[16]
held to have become Lord FitzWilliam on his father's death;
summoned to Parliament from 15 May 1321 to 18 Sept 1322 by writs
directed 'Radulpho de Creystok', held thereby to have become Lord
Greystoke[4]
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of Wynestede
by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself, Margaret his wife,
his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock (Reg. Melton). '
[ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
Spouse: Alice de Audley
Death: 13 Jan 1374[4]
Father: Hugh de Audley (-~1325)
Mother: Isolde de Mortimer (-<1338)
Marr: aft 25 Nov 1317[4]
Children: William (1320-1359)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2 NN de Greystoke[30]
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identified by Poulson as a daughter of Ralph de Greystoke[30]
[chronology indicates she was born say 1295-1305, and IPM evidence[4]
shows she could not have been the daughter of Margery de
Bolebec - CP V:514-516[4]. She is therefore shown, based on this,
as a daughter of Robert, and sister of Ralph]
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of Wynestede
by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself, Margaret his wife,
his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock (Reg. Melton). '
[ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
probably first wife
re: her husband:
knt., of Swyne and Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
mentioned in charter of 1308
during his minority, step-father 'Robertus Tyliol' was lord of Swine
{of the dower of his wife} [Kirkby's Inquest, p. 305- 'Nomina
Villarum'
for Yorkshire, 9 Edw. II (1316)[31]]
'lord of Winestead, Yorks.' 5 Mar 1315/6 [Knights II:230, cites
'P.W.'[18] ]
received grant of lands in Swine from Stephen de Bilton, 1319[30]
received grant from half-brother Peter de Tiliol of 'his right to a
toft and croft in Swine, which were once belong to R. Squer, and which
his mother, Matilda, held for life......dated at Swine, 20 May
1321'[30]
' On 1 Nov. 1318 Robt. de Hilton received a pard., as adherent of
Thos.,
earl of Lancaster, for all felonies commd before 7 Aug.; any part in
the robbery of the cardinal legates being excepted; and on 20 Aug.
1321, he was pard., as a follower of Hugh D'Audley the s., for any
crimes commd in opposing the Despensers. Meanwhile, on 1 Aug. 1319,
he had been given prot. for one year. ' [YAS XCI:93, cites CPR,
noting 'It is possible that this person may have been Robt de Hilton
of Hilton, cousin of the kt. of sh.,...'[32]]
fought for the King at the Battle of Boroughbridge,
16 Mar. 1321/22 [YAS XCI:93[32]]
" scon bacheler Robert de Hilton ", wrote a letter to Archbishop
William de Melton ca Dec 1325, thanking him for meeting his mother,
"ma dame ma mere" at his request, concerning the manor of
Swine. [ ' A Letter from Robert de Hilton to Archbishop Melton
concerning the manor of Swine ' [Reg. archiep. Melton, inter ff.
566, 567]', Kirkby's Inquest, p. 440. The notes to this letter
state, ' A copy of this letter is entered in Melton's Register
(fol. 566b) among documents dated in December, 1325. Matilda,
daughter and coheiress of Sir Roger de Lascelles, and widow of
Sir William de Hilton and Sir Robert de Tiliol (Poulson's
Holderness, ii., 197). On Aug. 29th, 1325, Matilda Tyliol did
homage to archbishop Melton "pro terris et ten. quae clamat
tenere de eo in Swyna" (Kirkby's Inquest, page 416).' ][31]
'knight of the shire', co. Yorks., Parliament of 13 Oct 1339
acquired the manor of Swine (held in dower by his mother) following
her death, 1343 or soon thereafter[32]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 21 Jan 1336/7:
' Robertus Hilton miles superstes 9 Kalend. Februarii 1337.
praesentavit.' [Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro
Archiep'i Ebor' de Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade
al's Wynestede.' - 'the Register of Presentations in the
Registry of the Archbishop of York.']
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of
Wynestede by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself,
Margaret his wife, his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock
(Reg. Melton). ' [ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]; entry also given in
the Registry of the Archbishop of York elsewhere as 'Robertus
Hilton miles superstes 1349 fundavit Cantariam apud Wiested. '
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Reigstry of the Archbishop
of York.']
he m. 1stly NN de Greystoke,
2ndly Margaret de Thweng
cf. CP VII:448 [4]
VCH Yorks., East Riding VII:111[34]
Gooder, pp. 92-94, No. 72[32]
Spouse: Sir Robert de Hilton
Death: ca 1351[34]
Birth: ca 1290[4]
Father: Sir William de Hilton (->1291)
Mother: Maud de Lascelles (-1343)
Children: Sir Robert (-<1364)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1 Sir Robert de Hilton
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Death: bef 1364[34],[30],[24]
knight, of Swine and Winestead in Holderness[30]
paid £17 for relief of lands in co. Lincs., 1343
made grant of 2 messuages & c. to Thomas, son of John Constable of
Halsham [ this applies to someone other than his great-grandson,
or to a later Robert de Hilton][30]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 3 Oct 1354:
' Robertus Hilton de Swyne miles superstes 3 Octobris 1354.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
record of the Archbishop of York, 17 Sept 1358:
' Permission to Sir Robert de Hilton, knight, to remove the bodies
of Matilda and Margery his daughters, who have been dead for some
time,
from the lower part of the porch or aisle of the Holy Trinity in the
church of Swyne to a higher place in the same porch, where the said
Sir Robert intends to be interred with others of his kin.'
[Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
he d. after 4 Aug 1361, as he presented to the living of Winestead on
that date:
' Robertus Hilton miles superstes 4 Augusti 1361. et praesentavit.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Reigstry of the Archbishop of
York.']
2nd husband of Maud de Campania[24]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
VCH Yorks., East Riding VII:111, cites CIPM xi, 406[34]
_________________
re: his wife:
held the manor of Swine in Holderness in dower, 1363 [VCH Yorks.,
VII:111, cites CIPM xi, 406[34]]
'Ralph de Ergham, rector of Winestead, acquits Lady Matilda de Hilton,
lady of the manor of Swyne, of a payment and receipt of 17 marks and
1/2 for the firm of his church. Dated at Winestead, 44 E. III,
1369'[30]
she m. lstly John de Lascelles,
2ndly Sir Robert Hilton
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Spouse: Maud de Campaign[30]
Death: aft 2 Nov 1374[33],[30]
Father: NN de Campaign
Children: Sir Robert (>1353-<1400)
William
Maud (-<1358)
Margery (-<1358)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a Sir Robert Hilton*
----------------------------------------
Birth: aft 2 Nov 1353[33]
Death: bef Feb 1400[35],[30],[34]
Occ: lord of Swine and Catwick[30]
of Swine and Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
b. after 2 Nov 1353, he succeeded his father as a minor [his mother
presented to the living of Winestead, 2 Nov 1374 -
Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
'Esquire, knight in 1392'[30]
' Sir Robert of Hilton ', witness to Quitclaim dated 23 Apr. 1379:
' Sir Thomas of Meaux to Sir John Constable of Halsham property manor
of Esthalsham sometime of Sir John of Meaux son and heir of Sir
Godfrey
of Meaux dec'd. with appurtenances in Esthalsham and Rymeswell
Witn. Sir Ralph of Haistynges, Sir Thomas of Sutton, Sir Robert of
Hilton, Sir John Wygood, Sir Walter Faucomberge. Given at Halsham, St.
George the martyr 2 Ric. II.' [A2A, East Riding of Yorkshire Archives
and Records Service: Chichester-Constable Family [DDCC/136 - DDCC2/G],
DDCC/141/68/p1/a[12] ]
' Robertus de Hiltone ', benefactor of the church of St. Cuthbert,
Durham (Liber Vitae, vol. 13, p. 115)[36],[37]
he d. in or shortly before January 1400/01 [Roskell III:380[35]]
he m. 1stly Isabel __[35],
2ndly Constance Mauley
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Roskell III:379-381[35] [in re: his son Sir Robert]
VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
Spouse: Isabel
Children: Sir Robert (<1375-<1431)
Maud (-<1419)
Denise (-1436)
Sir Godfrey (-1459)
William (->1433)
NN (->1429)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.1 Sir Robert Hilton[38]
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 22 Dec 1431[39],[35],[30]
Burial: Swine priory, Holderness, co. York[40]
Birth: bef Feb 1375
Occ: lord of Swine and Winestead
knt., of Swine, and of Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
he was born before Feb. 1375/6: he had grant of the marriage and
wardship
of Brian Stapleton from Thomas Percy, earl of Worcester, Feb. 1397
' Robert de Hilton', together with his brother in law John Constable of
Halsham, attorney for King Henry IV in delivery of seisin of an estate
in Holderness to Thomas of Lancaster, 3 Nov 1399:
' Appointment of Robert de Hilton, John Conestable of Halsham,
Richard
de Beverlee and John Redenesse as the king's attorneys to deliver
seisin
to the king's son Thomas de Lancastre, steward of England, of the
manor
and lordship of Brustwyk...' [Roskell III:380[35]; ref. from
CPR I Hen. IV (1399-1401), mem. 5, p. 78[41]]
had letters patent dated 7 Nov 1399, retained as 'esquire of the body'
of King Henry IV [Roskell III:380[35]]
'summoned to attend a meeting of a great council at Westminster as a
representative for Yorkshire ', August 1401[35]
identified as a retainer of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, he
was implicated in the rebellion:
(A) orders by King Henry IV at Burton on Trent, 16 July 1403:
' Order to John Pudesay to come to the king's person as
above [ "to resist Henry Percy, 'chivaler', who has risen in
insurrection"] within six days.
' The like to William Mallom, John Bank,... Robert de Hilton,
'chivaler', Gerard Salvayn, 'chivaler', John de Aske,... '
[CPR 4 Hen. IV (1401-1405), mem. 23, p. 297[42]]
(B) order issued the same day, or simultaneously, 16 Jul 1403:
' Commission to William Gascoigne, John Sayvell, sheriff of
York, [&c.] to arrest John Pudesay, 'chivaler', William Mallom,
John Bank, Robert de Hilton, 'chivaler', Gerard Salvayn, 'chivaler',
John de Aske [&c.], and put them in safe-conduct until further orders
or if they refuse to obey the arrest to justify them as traitors and
rebels. ' [CPR 4 Hen. IV (1401-1405), mem. 23, p. 297[42]]
he evidently returned to the King's peace, or was found guiltless
' Sir Robert Hilton ', named in feoffment by his nephew dated 28 Jan.
1408/9
' Sir William Constable to his uncle Sir Robert Hilton, his relative
Sir Robert of Hilton, his brother Thomas Constable, John of Holme and
John Grene property all his property in Tharlesthorpe Otringham,
Kayingham, Halsham, Pauleholme, Paule, Dodyngton, and Hedon; and
reversion of all property held by his mother Lady Matilda Conesstable
and of all property held of him for terms of lives
Witn. Sir Robert Twier, Sir John of Routh, Sir Stephen of Thorp,
Master Anthony of St. Quintin rector of Hornse, Master William of
Retherby rector of Wynested, John Pigot rector of Rosse; John Disney,
Ralph of Lellay, James of Hedon, John of Croft and John Arnald esqs.
Given at Halsham. ' - A2A, East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and
Records Service: Chichester-Constable Family [DDCC/136 - DDCC2/G],
DDCC/141/68/p5/a[12]
Commission of array to "Robert Hilton, 'chivaler', the elder"
[together with "Robert Hilton,'chivaler', the elder, Peter de
Bukton, 'chivaler', Alexander Lounde, 'chivaler', John de Hothom,
'chivaler', John de Pygot, 'chivaler', Alexander de Metham,
'chivaler',
Peter de la Hay, John de Neusom, Thomas Seyntquyntyn, Thomas
Raventhorpe and the sheriff] 'in the East Riding in the county of
York', for defence against the Scots, granted at Westminster,
5 July 1410 [CPR 11 Hen. IV (1408-1413[43]), mem. 24d, pp. 223-4]
sheriff of Lincolnshire, 10 Nov 1414 - 1 Dec 1415
he presented to the living of Winestead, 17 Mar 1415/6:
' Robertus de Hilton miles prasentavit 17 Martii 1416.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
sheriff of Yorkshire 16 Nov 1417-4 Nov 1418, 13 Nov 1423-6 Nov 1424,
7 Nov 1427-4 Nov 1428 [Roskell III:379[35]]
'knight of the shire' for Lincolnshire, 1416;
Yorkshire, 1419, 1425, 1426, 1427 [Roskell III:379[35]]
Commission of array for defence of the realm during the king's absence
in foreign parts to " Robert Hilton, 'chivaler', John de Aske, Peter
de la Hay, Robert Rustane and Guy de Roweclyf, in the East Riding in
the county of York.' dated at Westminster, 14 Oct 1417
[CPR Hen. V (1416-1422[43]), mem. 15d, p. 144]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 12 Nov 1422:
' Robertus Hilton miles p[rase]ntavit 12 Novembris 1422.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
beneficiary of son in law Robert Hildyard in his will, 23 Aug 1428
('to Sir Robert Hilton knight, my bow, called cross-bow'); supervisor
of the will. [Testa. Eboracensia 53:12, footnote: cites
Reg. Luffenham, 74a., will at 'Doctor's Commons'[26]; Surtees
116:35[44] ]
beneficiary and co-executor of the will of niece Isabella Salvayn, ca.
1428:
" Item domino Roberto Hilton, avunculo meo, tantum lego de bonis
meis pro mensa mea, quantum voluerit recipere. "[Surtees, Testa.
Eboracensia IV:418-419, No. 305[26] ]
made conveyance of lands to his grandson Robert Hildyard, 1443[26]
[VCH Yorks., VII:111 says he died c. 1430[34]]
' Robertus Hilton, miles, dominus de Swyne in Holdernes '
[" Sir Robert Hilton, lord of Swine in Holderness"], will dated
March 1429, proved 22 Dec 1431 [Testa. Ebor. II:16-17[39];
Roskell III:380[35], cites CPR, 1422-9, p. 55;
Test. Ebor. ii. 16-17, 23-25]
NOTE: his mother was Isabel, 1st wife of Sir Robert Hilton - NOT
Constance de Mauley[45]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Roskell III:379-381[35]
VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
___________________
re: his wife:
beneficiary in will of Sir Robert Hildyard, son in law - 'To Dame Joan,
his wife, "librum Gallicum de Romancia Rosae" '
[Testa. Eboracensia 53:12, footnote: cites Reg. Luffenham, 74a.,
will at 'Doctor's Commons'[26] ]
' dominae Johannae Hilton dominae de Swyne ' , residual beneficiary
of will of husband's niece, Isabella Salvayn [Surtees, Testa.
Eboracensia IV:418-419, No. 305[26] ]
executor of the will of her husband, proved 22 Dec 1431
[Roskell III:380[35]]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Spouse: Joan Constable[38]
Death: bef 10 Jan 1432[30],[39]
Father: Sir Robert Constable, of Flamborough (ca1353-<1400)
Mother: Margaret Skipwith (->1401)
Marr: bef Mar 1401[35]
Children: Isabel (-<1453)
Elizabeth
Mazera
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.1.1 Isabel Hilton[38]
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 6 Oct 1453[26]
daughter and coheiress
her purparty of the Hilton inheritance included Winestead in
Holderness,
co. Yorks.[30]
Genealogics #I00469615[16]
' Isabella, uxor mea ', executrix of the will of her husband Robert
Hildyard, Esq., will dated 23 Aug 1428, proved 3 Sept 1428, together
with her father Lord Robert Hilton the supervisor [Surtees 116:35[44]]
she presented to the living of Winestead, 2 June 1441:
' Isabella Hildeyard de Wiested vidua p[raese]ntavit 2 Junii 1441.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
'Dame Elizabeth Hildyard', her 'effects' administered by her son Robert
Hildyard, of Winestead, Esq. [Testa. Eboracensia 53:11-12, notes to
will
of son Robert Hildyard dated 13 Mar 1485/6, cites Reg. Test. ii.
283[26]]
' Isabella filia et vna heredum domini Roberti Hilton militis '
[Surtees Vis. North III:136[46]]
' Izabella nupta to Hylyard. ' [HSP 16:203[38], pedigree of Melton]
~ 2nd wife [Surtees Vis. North III:136[46], shows Matilda as mother
of John Hildyard]
cf. Poulson II:198 (Swine), 466 (Winestead)[30]
Spouse: Robert Hildyard[38]
Death: bef 3 Sep 1428[26],[44]
Father: Peter Hildyard (<1343-<1402)
Mother: Matilda
Children: Robert (ca1422-<1489)
Maud
Isabel
Joan
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.2 Sir Godfrey Hilton
----------------------------------------
Death: 1459[34],[30]
of Swine in Holderness, co. Yorks.
GENEALOGICS #I00427629[16] [shows 'Sir Geoffrey']
cf. VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
Spouse: Hawise Luttrell
Death: 24 Mar 1420[47]
Father: Andrew Luttrell (-1397)
Mother: Joan Tailboys (-<1397)
Marr: bef May 1416[35]
Children: Godfrey (1419-1472)
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John P. Ravilious wrote:
Dear Leo, Ian, et al.,
Following is a pedigree tracing the descent of Hiltons of Swine
and Winestead, and their Hildyard descendants, from King Henry I of
England based upon the prior post in this thread.
Please note, I have indicated ID numbers from Genealogics for
those individuals currently reflected there. In some cases, this
will result in connecting certain 'disconnected' individuals. There
are a few duplications indicated (see esp. the Botelers of Wemme,
below).
Hope this is useful.
Cheers,
John
1 Henry I of England
----------------------------------------
Birth: 1068, England[1]
Death: 1 Dec 1135, Lyons-la-Forêt, Normandy[2]
Burial: Reading abbey[3]
Occ: King of England 1100 - 1135
Father: William 'the Conqueror' of Normandy (ca1027-1087)
Mother: Matilda of Flanders
Spouse: NN (not married)
Children: Robert 'FitzRoy' (~1090-1147)
1.1 Robert 'FitzRoy', Earl of Gloucester
----------------------------------------
Birth: abt 1090, Caen, Normandy[4]
Death: 31 Oct 1147, Bristol[4]
Burial: Priory of St. James, Bristol
Occ: Earl of Gloucester
witness to charters of Henry I from Apr 1113; fought at the battle of
Bremule, 20 Aug 1119 (Henry I defeated Louis VI of France).
acquired Lordship of Glamorgan by marriage, ca. 1120[5]
created Earl of Gloucester before Sept 1122[4]
primary supporter of sister Matilda, ca. 1138 onward;
captured King Stephen at Lincoln, 1141 together with Ranulf of
Chester[6]
captured 14 Sept 1141 by Stephen's forces, exchanged for him November
1141.
Joined with Geoffrey of Anjou in conquest of Normandy, June 1142;
defeated Stephen at Wilton, 1143
patron of William of Malmesbury, possibly also Geoffrey of Monmouth
[1][4]
'Robert fitz Regis', held a fair at Caerdydd (Cardiff), co. Glamorgan:
'feria recorded 1121-2x1147, held by Robert fitz Regis, earl of
Gloucester,
who granted to Tewkesbury abbey the tithe of the rents and tolls of
his
fair at Cardiff (R.B. Patterson ed., Earldom of Gloucester Charters
(Oxford, 1973), no. 283). '[7]
acc. to H. A. Doubleday and J. Brownhill, probably son of Sibyl Corbet
(also mother of Reynold de Dunstanville) - cf. CP Vol V (Gloucester),
p. 681[4]
ardent supporter of half-sister Matilda (vs. Stephen)
[1] ~ it is claimed re: Geoffrey of Monmouth that the Historia Regum
Britanniae
'...was dedicated to Robert, earl of Gloucester and lord of
Glamorgan, natural son of Henry 1, and a claimant, and thereafter
close to other claimants, to the throne, while a few other, later,
copies were dedicated to King Stephen and to another baron.'[8]
' Roberto comite Gloc.', founded Margan abbey, co. Glamorgan, and
built the castle and priory of St. James at Bristol, 1147, 'which
Earl died in the same year and is buried in the said priory.'
[Mon.Angl. V:741, Num. I[9]]
re: his wife:
Mabel
called Sibyl by continuator of William of Jumieges
~ possibly confused with her mother, Sibyl
heiress of seigneurie of Creully (given to son Richard)[4]
cf. Stewart Baldwin [cites Robert of Torigny, the Gesta Norm. Duc. and
other sources[10]]
Spouse: Mabel 'filia Roberti'
Death: 1157[4]
Father: Robert fitz Hamon (-1105)
Mother: Sibyl de Montgomery
Marr: ca 1120[5]
Children: William, Earl of Gloucester (-1183)
Maud (-1189)
Robert (->1153)
Roger (-1179)
Hamon (-1159)
Philip
Richard (-1175)
1.1.1 Maud 'FitzRoy' of Gloucester
----------------------------------------
Death: 29 Jul 1189[4]
re: her husband:
styled Ranulf de Gernon
viscount of the Avranchin, and Earl of Chester
Fought at the Battle of Lincoln (side of the Empress Matilda),
2 Feb 1141/2 together with Robert of Gloucester -defeated and
captured King Stephen[6]
seized by Stephen at court at Northampton (freed by 1151)[4]
confirmed gift of Drayton, Staffs. in free marriage to Geva, wife of
Geoffrey Ridel, ca. 1135-38, and then to her grandsons and heirs
Geoffrey Ridel and Ralph Basset, ca. 1150
[charters #39, 40 - Barraclough][11]
Spouse: Ranulf, Earl of Chester
Death: 16 Dec 1153[4]
Father: Ranulf III of the Bessin (-ca1129)
Mother: Lucia of Alkborough (ca1070-1141)
Marr: bef 1136[4],[6]
Children: Hugh 'Kevelioc' (1147-1181)
Richard (-1175)
1.1.1.1a Hugh 'Kevelioc' of Chester*
----------------------------------------
Death: 1181, Leeke, co. Stafford[4]
Birth: 1147, Cyfeiliog, co. Merioneth[4]
Occ: Earl of Chester 1153-1181
Earl of Chester and Vicomte d'Avranches
rebelled against Henry II together with the Young King - captured
at Alnwick, 13 Jul 1174;
rebelled again in Jan 1177 - restored to his earldom[4]
Kirby (PRO, Meriden (Alspath) [ DR10/524 ][12],[11],[13]. See
text from A2A, below:
grant by H(ugh), Earl of Chester, to Bertram, his chamberlain, of
Mabel, daughter of William Flamenc, and her inheritance of Meles,
ca. 1162-1181 :
"Testibus Bertramo de Verd', Johanne, constabulario Cestr', Radulpho
Dapifero de Monte Alto, Roolant de Verd', Thoma dispensatore,
Giliberto filio pibot, Willelmo Barb'ap'l et multis aliis apud
Cestr'." - A2A, Manchester University, John Rylands Library:
Rylands Charters [RYCH/1 - RYCH/1942], RYCH/1274[12]
Spouse: Bertrada de Montfort
Birth: ca 1154[4]
Death: 1227[4]
Father: Simon de Montfort-l'Amaury, count of Évreux
Mother: Maud
Marr: 1169[4]
Children: Maud, m. David of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon
Ranulf, Earl of Chester (ca1172-1232)
Mabel, m. William de Aubigny, Earl of Arundel
Agnes, m. William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby
Hawise, m. Robert de Quincy
1.1.1.1b Hugh 'Kevelioc' of Chester* (See above)
----------------------------------------
Associated with: NN [not married]
Children: Amicia
1.1.1.1b.1 Amicia of Chester[14]
----------------------------------------
illegitimate daughter
Spouse: Ralph de Mainwaring[14],[4]
Children: Bertrade
1.1.1.1b.1.1 Bertrade de Mainwaring[4]
----------------------------------------
Spouse: Sir Henry de Aldithley[15]
Birth: abt 1175[4]
Death: bef Nov 1246[4]
Father: Adam de Aldithley
Mother: Emma 'filia Orm'
Marr: 1217
Children: Sir James de Audley(~1220-1272)
Emma
Alice, m. Piers de Montfort
Amicia, m. William de Blancminster
Nicholas, rector of Woolstaston, co. Salop.
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1 Emma de Audley
----------------------------------------
Genealogics #I00287612[16]
Spouse: Gruffydd 'Maelor' II ap Madog
Death: 1269
Father: Madog ap Gruffydd (-1236)
Mother: NN de Braose
Children: Margaret, m. Sir John de Arderne
Angharad (->1308)
Madog
Llywelyn
Owain
Gruffydd
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a Angharad ferch Gruffydd*[17]
----------------------------------------
Death: aft 22 Jun 1308[4],[17]
Genealogics #I00337533[16]
re: her first husband:
William le Boteler
heir of his mother
Genealogics #I00337532[16]
re: her 2nd husband and family:
Robert de Nevill of Scotton, co. Lincs. married Angharad ferch
Gruffydd [widow of William le Boteler of Wem), daughter of Gruffydd
ap Madog by his wife Emma de Audley (licence for same was granted
on 10 June 1285) [CP II:231[4], sub _Boteler, Botiler or Butiller
(of Wem)_, cites CCR 12 Edw I, m. 9 and CPR 13 Edw. I, m. 10.]
Robert de Nevill of Scotton had letters of protection for 3 years
dated
26 Nov 1290, due to his pilgrimage to Jerusalem; he may have been in
England by 24 May 1293, when a commission was granted to
R. le Porter and J. de Sylvestrode concerning the breaking of the
park of Robert de Nevill and Angareta his wife at Oversley,
co. Warwicks. [Knights of Edward I (HSP 82), III:261[18], cites CPR
(no date)].
The commission was dated at Westminster, 24 May 1293:
' The like to the same touching the persons who entered the park of
Robert de Nevill and Angareta his wife at Overeslegh, held as the
dower of Angareta of the gift of William le Botiller, sometime her
husband. ' [ CPR 21 Edw I, p. 46, m. 15d.[19]]
cf. CP II:231[4]
Spouse: William le Boteler
Death: bef 11 Dec 1283, d.v.m.[17],[20]
Father: Ralph le Boteler (-1281)
Mother: Maud Pantulf (-<1289)
Marr: aft 2 Oct 1261[17],[4]
Children: Anne
John (-1287)
Gawain (-ca1290)
William (1274-<1334)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1a William le Boteler*
----------------------------------------
Birth: 11 Jun 1274[21]
Death: bef 14 Sep 1334[22],[21]
Occ: Lord Le Botiller
of Wem, co. Salop. and Narborough, co. Leics.
Genealogics #I00473284[16]
Duplicate #I00337529[16]
summoned to Parliament by writ, whereby held to have become Lord Le
Botiller[4],[22]
quitclaim of lands in Asphall and Debenham, Suffolk dated 6 Nov 1311:
' Quitclaim from John Torald of Norwich and Agnes his wife, to
William
le Butiller de Wemme, Elen his wife, and Isabella who was wife of John
de Hulles, of life interest of Agnes in manors of Asphall and
Debenham.
Witnesses: domino Thoma de Eschalers milite Roberto de Bek
Galfrido de Merden Johanne de Eyntre Johanne de Brampton Johanne de
Wode
Henrico de Hexston et aliis.
Dated at London, Sat. after All saints, 5 Edw.II. ' - A2A,
Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office: Records of the
Shirley family, Earls Ferrers. of Stauton Harold, Leicestershire,
26D53/100[12]
' William le Botiller of Wemme ' , had charters for a market and fair
at Narborough, co. Leics. granted 7 Dec 1318, by King Edward II to
William le Botiller of Wemme (CChR, 1300-26, p. 397). 'To be held
at the manor.'[7]
he m. 1stly NN [Beatrice ?]
2ndly (as 2nd husband) Ela de Herdeburghe[23]
Spouse: NN
Children: William (1296-1361)
Isabel
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1a.1 William le Botiller
----------------------------------------
Birth: 8 Sep 1296[24]
Death: Dec 1361[24]
Occ: Lord Botiller
of Wemme and Oversley
Lord Botiller[24]
Genealogics #I00473282[16]
Duplicate #I00191850[16]
Spouse: Margaret de Arundel[24]
Father: Richard FitzAlan (1266-1301)
Mother: Alasia of Saluzzo (-1292)
Children: Sir William (<1331-1369)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1a.1b William le Boteler* (See above)
----------------------------------------
Spouse: Ela de Herdeburgh [2nd wife]
Death: bef 1373[23]
Father: Roger de Herdeburgh (-<1283)
Mother: Ida de Oddingseles (ca1270->1321)
Marr: bef 6 Nov 1311[12]
Children: Edmund (-1376)
Edward (-1375)
Ida
Ankaret (-1361)
Denise (-<1376)
Alice
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b Angharad ferch Gruffydd* (See above)
----------------------------------------
Spouse: Robert de Nevill
Death: aft 28 Nov 1293[25]
Marr: ca 10 Jun 1285[4]
Children: Elizabeth (-1346)
Sir Philip de Nevill, of Scotton
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1 Elizabeth de Nevill[4]
----------------------------------------
Death: 17 Nov 1346[4]
Genealogics #I00177584[16]
' Nov. 25, 1346, nuncupative will of Elizabet de Graystok. To be
buried in the church of Butterwick. Sir Ralph de Hastings, knt.,
sen., and Richard de Neville, rector of Scotton, executors. They
renounce, and William de Kelk administered. (Reg. Zouche, 305b.)
She was a Neville, and the widow of Robert fitz Ralph, lord of
Graystock. According to what is called the Greystock Roll, which
is now before me, " Iste Robertus sepultus est apud Botyrwyk." '
[Testa. Eboracensia IV:20[26], , cites Reg. Zouche, 305b. Also
ref. in Collectanea topographica et genealogica, p. 315 -
' This Elizabeth was daughter of Ralph Nevill of Scotton, and
died 25 Oct. a'o. 20 Edw. III. ' ]
________________________________
This identification is supported by the dispensation for the
marriage of Elizabeth's son Ralph to Alice de Audley:
' Request, by the King, for a papal dispensation that Ralph
Craystoke, of the diocese of York, and Alice de Audele the
King's kinswoman, of the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
might intermarry, although the said Ralph and Alice are
related in the 4th-3rd degrees of consanguinity '
[CP VI:190, note (f), cites Roman Roll, 11-14 Edw. II, m. 14d.]
[4]
Elizabeth de Nevill was the daughter of Robert (not Ralph) de
Nevill of Scotton and his wife Angharad ferch Gruffydd. The common
descent of Ralph and Alice from Sir Henry de Aldithley and Bertrade
de Mainwaring made them 2nd cousins 1x removed, or related in the
4th and 3rd degrees as stated in the dispensation.
Sir Henry de Aldithley = Bertrade de Mainwaring
(de Audley) I
d. bef Nov 1246 I
___________________________________I_____
I I
Emma = Gruffydd ap Madog Sir James = Ela
I de Audley I Longespee
I I
________I____ ________I______
I I III I
Madog Angharad = 1) William le <siblings> Hugh de Audley
I Boteler d. 1325
____________I = 2) Robert de = Isolde
I I Nevill _____________I____
V I I I
__________________I____________ I Hugh de Audley
I I I E of Gloucester
Philip Robert fitz = Elizabeth I
Ralph I de Nevill I
d. bef 15 Apr I d. 1346 I
1317 I I
I I
1) Ralph de Greystoke = Alice de = 2) Ralph de
m. aft 25 Nov 1317 I Audley I Neville
____I d. 1374 I____
I I
V V
Spouse: Robert fitz Ralph de Greystoke[28] GENEALOGICS #I00177583
[16]
Birth: bef 24 Mar 1280[4]
Death: bef 15 Apr 1317[4]
Father: Sir Ralph fitz William (<1256-1316)
Mother: NN
Marr: bef 1299[4]
Children: Ralph (1299-1323)
NN
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.1 Ralph de Greystoke
----------------------------------------
Birth: 15 Aug 1299[4]
Death: 14 Jul 1323, Gateshead (poisoned)[4]
Occ: Lord Greystoke (and Lord FitzWilliam)
of Greystoke, Cumberland
Genealogics #I00139362[16]
held to have become Lord FitzWilliam on his father's death;
summoned to Parliament from 15 May 1321 to 18 Sept 1322 by writs
directed 'Radulpho de Creystok', held thereby to have become Lord
Greystoke[4]
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of Wynestede
by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself, Margaret his wife,
his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock (Reg. Melton). '
[ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
Spouse: Alice de Audley
Death: 13 Jan 1374[4]
Father: Hugh de Audley (-~1325)
Mother: Isolde de Mortimer (-<1338)
Marr: aft 25 Nov 1317[4]
Children: William (1320-1359)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2 NN de Greystoke[30]
----------------------------------------
identified by Poulson as a daughter of Ralph de Greystoke[30]
[chronology indicates she was born say 1295-1305, and IPM evidence[4]
shows she could not have been the daughter of Margery de
Bolebec - CP V:514-516[4]. She is therefore shown, based on this,
as a daughter of Robert, and sister of Ralph]
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of Wynestede
by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself, Margaret his wife,
his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock (Reg. Melton). '
[ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
probably first wife
re: her husband:
knt., of Swyne and Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
mentioned in charter of 1308
during his minority, step-father 'Robertus Tyliol' was lord of Swine
{of the dower of his wife} [Kirkby's Inquest, p. 305- 'Nomina
Villarum'
for Yorkshire, 9 Edw. II (1316)[31]]
'lord of Winestead, Yorks.' 5 Mar 1315/6 [Knights II:230, cites
'P.W.'[18] ]
received grant of lands in Swine from Stephen de Bilton, 1319[30]
received grant from half-brother Peter de Tiliol of 'his right to a
toft and croft in Swine, which were once belong to R. Squer, and which
his mother, Matilda, held for life......dated at Swine, 20 May
1321'[30]
' On 1 Nov. 1318 Robt. de Hilton received a pard., as adherent of
Thos.,
earl of Lancaster, for all felonies commd before 7 Aug.; any part in
the robbery of the cardinal legates being excepted; and on 20 Aug.
1321, he was pard., as a follower of Hugh D'Audley the s., for any
crimes commd in opposing the Despensers. Meanwhile, on 1 Aug. 1319,
he had been given prot. for one year. ' [YAS XCI:93, cites CPR,
noting 'It is possible that this person may have been Robt de Hilton
of Hilton, cousin of the kt. of sh.,...'[32]]
fought for the King at the Battle of Boroughbridge,
16 Mar. 1321/22 [YAS XCI:93[32]]
" scon bacheler Robert de Hilton ", wrote a letter to Archbishop
William de Melton ca Dec 1325, thanking him for meeting his mother,
"ma dame ma mere" at his request, concerning the manor of
Swine. [ ' A Letter from Robert de Hilton to Archbishop Melton
concerning the manor of Swine ' [Reg. archiep. Melton, inter ff.
566, 567]', Kirkby's Inquest, p. 440. The notes to this letter
state, ' A copy of this letter is entered in Melton's Register
(fol. 566b) among documents dated in December, 1325. Matilda,
daughter and coheiress of Sir Roger de Lascelles, and widow of
Sir William de Hilton and Sir Robert de Tiliol (Poulson's
Holderness, ii., 197). On Aug. 29th, 1325, Matilda Tyliol did
homage to archbishop Melton "pro terris et ten. quae clamat
tenere de eo in Swyna" (Kirkby's Inquest, page 416).' ][31]
'knight of the shire', co. Yorks., Parliament of 13 Oct 1339
acquired the manor of Swine (held in dower by his mother) following
her death, 1343 or soon thereafter[32]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 21 Jan 1336/7:
' Robertus Hilton miles superstes 9 Kalend. Februarii 1337.
praesentavit.' [Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro
Archiep'i Ebor' de Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade
al's Wynestede.' - 'the Register of Presentations in the
Registry of the Archbishop of York.']
record of the Archbishop of York:
' 'On April 24, 1347, a chantry was founded in the church of
Wynestede by Sir Robert de Hilton, for the souls of himself,
Margaret his wife, his ancestors, and Sir Ralph de Greystock
(Reg. Melton). ' [ Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]; entry also given in
the Registry of the Archbishop of York elsewhere as 'Robertus
Hilton miles superstes 1349 fundavit Cantariam apud Wiested. '
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Reigstry of the Archbishop
of York.']
he m. 1stly NN de Greystoke,
2ndly Margaret de Thweng
cf. CP VII:448 [4]
VCH Yorks., East Riding VII:111[34]
Gooder, pp. 92-94, No. 72[32]
Spouse: Sir Robert de Hilton
Death: ca 1351[34]
Birth: ca 1290[4]
Father: Sir William de Hilton (->1291)
Mother: Maud de Lascelles (-1343)
Children: Sir Robert (-<1364)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1 Sir Robert de Hilton
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 1364[34],[30],[24]
knight, of Swine and Winestead in Holderness[30]
paid £17 for relief of lands in co. Lincs., 1343
made grant of 2 messuages & c. to Thomas, son of John Constable of
Halsham [ this applies to someone other than his great-grandson,
or to a later Robert de Hilton][30]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 3 Oct 1354:
' Robertus Hilton de Swyne miles superstes 3 Octobris 1354.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
record of the Archbishop of York, 17 Sept 1358:
' Permission to Sir Robert de Hilton, knight, to remove the bodies
of Matilda and Margery his daughters, who have been dead for some
time,
from the lower part of the porch or aisle of the Holy Trinity in the
church of Swyne to a higher place in the same porch, where the said
Sir Robert intends to be interred with others of his kin.'
[Fasti. Ebor. I:460[29]]
he d. after 4 Aug 1361, as he presented to the living of Winestead on
that date:
' Robertus Hilton miles superstes 4 Augusti 1361. et praesentavit.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Reigstry of the Archbishop of
York.']
2nd husband of Maud de Campania[24]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
VCH Yorks., East Riding VII:111, cites CIPM xi, 406[34]
_________________
re: his wife:
held the manor of Swine in Holderness in dower, 1363 [VCH Yorks.,
VII:111, cites CIPM xi, 406[34]]
'Ralph de Ergham, rector of Winestead, acquits Lady Matilda de Hilton,
lady of the manor of Swyne, of a payment and receipt of 17 marks and
1/2 for the firm of his church. Dated at Winestead, 44 E. III,
1369'[30]
she m. lstly John de Lascelles,
2ndly Sir Robert Hilton
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Spouse: Maud de Campaign[30]
Death: aft 2 Nov 1374[33],[30]
Father: NN de Campaign
Children: Sir Robert (>1353-<1400)
William
Maud (-<1358)
Margery (-<1358)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a Sir Robert Hilton*
----------------------------------------
Birth: aft 2 Nov 1353[33]
Death: bef Feb 1400[35],[30],[34]
Occ: lord of Swine and Catwick[30]
of Swine and Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
b. after 2 Nov 1353, he succeeded his father as a minor [his mother
presented to the living of Winestead, 2 Nov 1374 -
Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
'Esquire, knight in 1392'[30]
' Sir Robert of Hilton ', witness to Quitclaim dated 23 Apr. 1379:
' Sir Thomas of Meaux to Sir John Constable of Halsham property manor
of Esthalsham sometime of Sir John of Meaux son and heir of Sir
Godfrey
of Meaux dec'd. with appurtenances in Esthalsham and Rymeswell
Witn. Sir Ralph of Haistynges, Sir Thomas of Sutton, Sir Robert of
Hilton, Sir John Wygood, Sir Walter Faucomberge. Given at Halsham, St.
George the martyr 2 Ric. II.' [A2A, East Riding of Yorkshire Archives
and Records Service: Chichester-Constable Family [DDCC/136 - DDCC2/G],
DDCC/141/68/p1/a[12] ]
' Robertus de Hiltone ', benefactor of the church of St. Cuthbert,
Durham (Liber Vitae, vol. 13, p. 115)[36],[37]
he d. in or shortly before January 1400/01 [Roskell III:380[35]]
he m. 1stly Isabel __[35],
2ndly Constance Mauley
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Roskell III:379-381[35] [in re: his son Sir Robert]
VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
Spouse: Isabel
Children: Sir Robert (<1375-<1431)
Maud (-<1419)
Denise (-1436)
Sir Godfrey (-1459)
William (->1433)
NN (->1429)
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.1 Sir Robert Hilton[38]
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 22 Dec 1431[39],[35],[30]
Burial: Swine priory, Holderness, co. York[40]
Birth: bef Feb 1375
Occ: lord of Swine and Winestead
knt., of Swine, and of Winestead in Holderness, co. Yorks.
he was born before Feb. 1375/6: he had grant of the marriage and
wardship
of Brian Stapleton from Thomas Percy, earl of Worcester, Feb. 1397
' Robert de Hilton', together with his brother in law John Constable of
Halsham, attorney for King Henry IV in delivery of seisin of an estate
in Holderness to Thomas of Lancaster, 3 Nov 1399:
' Appointment of Robert de Hilton, John Conestable of Halsham,
Richard
de Beverlee and John Redenesse as the king's attorneys to deliver
seisin
to the king's son Thomas de Lancastre, steward of England, of the
manor
and lordship of Brustwyk...' [Roskell III:380[35]; ref. from
CPR I Hen. IV (1399-1401), mem. 5, p. 78[41]]
had letters patent dated 7 Nov 1399, retained as 'esquire of the body'
of King Henry IV [Roskell III:380[35]]
'summoned to attend a meeting of a great council at Westminster as a
representative for Yorkshire ', August 1401[35]
identified as a retainer of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, he
was implicated in the rebellion:
(A) orders by King Henry IV at Burton on Trent, 16 July 1403:
' Order to John Pudesay to come to the king's person as
above [ "to resist Henry Percy, 'chivaler', who has risen in
insurrection"] within six days.
' The like to William Mallom, John Bank,... Robert de Hilton,
'chivaler', Gerard Salvayn, 'chivaler', John de Aske,... '
[CPR 4 Hen. IV (1401-1405), mem. 23, p. 297[42]]
(B) order issued the same day, or simultaneously, 16 Jul 1403:
' Commission to William Gascoigne, John Sayvell, sheriff of
York, [&c.] to arrest John Pudesay, 'chivaler', William Mallom,
John Bank, Robert de Hilton, 'chivaler', Gerard Salvayn, 'chivaler',
John de Aske [&c.], and put them in safe-conduct until further orders
or if they refuse to obey the arrest to justify them as traitors and
rebels. ' [CPR 4 Hen. IV (1401-1405), mem. 23, p. 297[42]]
he evidently returned to the King's peace, or was found guiltless
' Sir Robert Hilton ', named in feoffment by his nephew dated 28 Jan.
1408/9
' Sir William Constable to his uncle Sir Robert Hilton, his relative
Sir Robert of Hilton, his brother Thomas Constable, John of Holme and
John Grene property all his property in Tharlesthorpe Otringham,
Kayingham, Halsham, Pauleholme, Paule, Dodyngton, and Hedon; and
reversion of all property held by his mother Lady Matilda Conesstable
and of all property held of him for terms of lives
Witn. Sir Robert Twier, Sir John of Routh, Sir Stephen of Thorp,
Master Anthony of St. Quintin rector of Hornse, Master William of
Retherby rector of Wynested, John Pigot rector of Rosse; John Disney,
Ralph of Lellay, James of Hedon, John of Croft and John Arnald esqs.
Given at Halsham. ' - A2A, East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and
Records Service: Chichester-Constable Family [DDCC/136 - DDCC2/G],
DDCC/141/68/p5/a[12]
Commission of array to "Robert Hilton, 'chivaler', the elder"
[together with "Robert Hilton,'chivaler', the elder, Peter de
Bukton, 'chivaler', Alexander Lounde, 'chivaler', John de Hothom,
'chivaler', John de Pygot, 'chivaler', Alexander de Metham,
'chivaler',
Peter de la Hay, John de Neusom, Thomas Seyntquyntyn, Thomas
Raventhorpe and the sheriff] 'in the East Riding in the county of
York', for defence against the Scots, granted at Westminster,
5 July 1410 [CPR 11 Hen. IV (1408-1413[43]), mem. 24d, pp. 223-4]
sheriff of Lincolnshire, 10 Nov 1414 - 1 Dec 1415
he presented to the living of Winestead, 17 Mar 1415/6:
' Robertus de Hilton miles prasentavit 17 Martii 1416.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
sheriff of Yorkshire 16 Nov 1417-4 Nov 1418, 13 Nov 1423-6 Nov 1424,
7 Nov 1427-4 Nov 1428 [Roskell III:379[35]]
'knight of the shire' for Lincolnshire, 1416;
Yorkshire, 1419, 1425, 1426, 1427 [Roskell III:379[35]]
Commission of array for defence of the realm during the king's absence
in foreign parts to " Robert Hilton, 'chivaler', John de Aske, Peter
de la Hay, Robert Rustane and Guy de Roweclyf, in the East Riding in
the county of York.' dated at Westminster, 14 Oct 1417
[CPR Hen. V (1416-1422[43]), mem. 15d, p. 144]
he presented to the living of Winestead, 12 Nov 1422:
' Robertus Hilton miles p[rase]ntavit 12 Novembris 1422.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.'
- 'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
beneficiary of son in law Robert Hildyard in his will, 23 Aug 1428
('to Sir Robert Hilton knight, my bow, called cross-bow'); supervisor
of the will. [Testa. Eboracensia 53:12, footnote: cites
Reg. Luffenham, 74a., will at 'Doctor's Commons'[26]; Surtees
116:35[44] ]
beneficiary and co-executor of the will of niece Isabella Salvayn, ca.
1428:
" Item domino Roberto Hilton, avunculo meo, tantum lego de bonis
meis pro mensa mea, quantum voluerit recipere. "[Surtees, Testa.
Eboracensia IV:418-419, No. 305[26] ]
made conveyance of lands to his grandson Robert Hildyard, 1443[26]
[VCH Yorks., VII:111 says he died c. 1430[34]]
' Robertus Hilton, miles, dominus de Swyne in Holdernes '
[" Sir Robert Hilton, lord of Swine in Holderness"], will dated
March 1429, proved 22 Dec 1431 [Testa. Ebor. II:16-17[39];
Roskell III:380[35], cites CPR, 1422-9, p. 55;
Test. Ebor. ii. 16-17, 23-25]
NOTE: his mother was Isabel, 1st wife of Sir Robert Hilton - NOT
Constance de Mauley[45]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Roskell III:379-381[35]
VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
___________________
re: his wife:
beneficiary in will of Sir Robert Hildyard, son in law - 'To Dame Joan,
his wife, "librum Gallicum de Romancia Rosae" '
[Testa. Eboracensia 53:12, footnote: cites Reg. Luffenham, 74a.,
will at 'Doctor's Commons'[26] ]
' dominae Johannae Hilton dominae de Swyne ' , residual beneficiary
of will of husband's niece, Isabella Salvayn [Surtees, Testa.
Eboracensia IV:418-419, No. 305[26] ]
executor of the will of her husband, proved 22 Dec 1431
[Roskell III:380[35]]
cf. Poulson II:198[30]
Spouse: Joan Constable[38]
Death: bef 10 Jan 1432[30],[39]
Father: Sir Robert Constable, of Flamborough (ca1353-<1400)
Mother: Margaret Skipwith (->1401)
Marr: bef Mar 1401[35]
Children: Isabel (-<1453)
Elizabeth
Mazera
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.1.1 Isabel Hilton[38]
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 6 Oct 1453[26]
daughter and coheiress
her purparty of the Hilton inheritance included Winestead in
Holderness,
co. Yorks.[30]
Genealogics #I00469615[16]
' Isabella, uxor mea ', executrix of the will of her husband Robert
Hildyard, Esq., will dated 23 Aug 1428, proved 3 Sept 1428, together
with her father Lord Robert Hilton the supervisor [Surtees 116:35[44]]
she presented to the living of Winestead, 2 June 1441:
' Isabella Hildeyard de Wiested vidua p[raese]ntavit 2 Junii 1441.'
[Collectanea IV:261[33], cites 'Ex Registro Archiep'i Ebor' de
Praesentationibus ad rectoriam de Wiesteade al's Wynestede.' -
'the Register of Presentations in the Registry of the Archbishop
of York.']
'Dame Elizabeth Hildyard', her 'effects' administered by her son Robert
Hildyard, of Winestead, Esq. [Testa. Eboracensia 53:11-12, notes to
will
of son Robert Hildyard dated 13 Mar 1485/6, cites Reg. Test. ii.
283[26]]
' Isabella filia et vna heredum domini Roberti Hilton militis '
[Surtees Vis. North III:136[46]]
' Izabella nupta to Hylyard. ' [HSP 16:203[38], pedigree of Melton]
~ 2nd wife [Surtees Vis. North III:136[46], shows Matilda as mother
of John Hildyard]
cf. Poulson II:198 (Swine), 466 (Winestead)[30]
Spouse: Robert Hildyard[38]
Death: bef 3 Sep 1428[26],[44]
Father: Peter Hildyard (<1343-<1402)
Mother: Matilda
Children: Robert (ca1422-<1489)
Maud
Isabel
Joan
1.1.1.1b.1.1.1.1b.1.2.1.1a.2 Sir Godfrey Hilton
----------------------------------------
Death: 1459[34],[30]
of Swine in Holderness, co. Yorks.
GENEALOGICS #I00427629[16] [shows 'Sir Geoffrey']
cf. VCH Yorks., VII:111[34]]
Spouse: Hawise Luttrell
Death: 24 Mar 1420[47]
Father: Andrew Luttrell (-1397)
Mother: Joan Tailboys (-<1397)
Marr: bef May 1416[35]
Children: Godfrey (1419-1472)
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John P. Ravilious wrote:
Tuesday, 14 November, 2006
Hello All,
The account in Complete Peerage concerning Ralph, 1st Lord
Greystoke states that he was the son of Robert fitz Ralph: his
mother was identified by Miss Burford Butcher as Elizabeth, but
she was otherwise unidentified [1].
Several secondary sources state that Elizabeth was a Nevill:
Robert Davies, for one, stated specifically that Robert fitz Ralph
' married Elizabeth, daughter of Ralph Neville of Scotton in
Lincolnshire ' without citing any source [2]; there is a citation
to an inquisition on the death of Elizabeth in the Additions to
Dugdale's Baronage, but if this is transcribed as Ralph as
indicated by the author, this is an error [3]. The lord of Scotton
(Lincs.) at the time was Robert de Nevill, son of Philip
de Nevill of Enderby, Northants. Sometime after the death of
William le Boteler of Wemme in 1283, Robert de Nevill married
William's widow Angharad ferch Gruffydd, daughter of Gruffydd ap
Madog by his wife Emma de Audley (licence for same was granted on
10 June 1285) [4]. Robert de Nevill of Scotton had letters of
protection for 3 years dated 26 Nov 1290, due to his pilgrimage to
Jerusalem; he may have been in England by 24 May 1293, when a
commission was granted to R. le Porter and J. de Sylvestrode
concerning the breaking of the park of Robert de Nevill and
Angareta his wife at Oversley, co. Warwicks. [5]. He had certainly
returned by November 1293, and was still living at the time of a
mandate dated at Westminster, 28 Nov 1293, concerning the chapel of
St. Mary at Scotton, Lincs. [6].
This identification is supported by the dispensation for the
marriage of Elizabeth's son Ralph to Alice de Audley:
' Request, by the King, for a papal dispensation that Ralph
Craystoke, of the diocese of York, and Alice de Audele the
King's kinswoman, of the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
might intermarry, although the said Ralph and Alice are
related in the 4th-3rd degrees of consanguinity ' [7]
Elizabeth de Nevill was the daughter of Robert (not Ralph) de
Nevill of Scotton and his wife Angharad ferch Gruffydd. The common
descent of Ralph and Alice from Sir Henry de Aldithley and Bertrade
de Mainwaring made them 2nd cousins 1x removed, or related in the
4th and 3rd degrees as stated in the dispensation.
Sir Henry de Aldithley = Bertrade de Mainwaring
(de Audley) I
d. bef Nov 1246 I
___________________________________I_____
I I
Emma = Gruffydd ap Madog Sir James = Ela
I de Audley I Longespee
I I
________I____ ________I______
I I III I
Madog Angharad = 1) William le <siblings> Hugh de Audley
I Boteler d. 1325
____________I = 2) Robert de = Isolde
I I Nevill _____________I____
V I I I
__________________I____________ I Hugh de Audley
I I I E of Gloucester
Philip Robert fitz = Elizabeth I
Ralph I de Nevill I
d. bef 15 Apr I d. 1346 I
1317 I I
I I
1) Ralph de Greystoke = Alice de = 2) Ralph de
m. aft 25 Nov 1317 I Audley I Neville
____I d. 1374 I____
I I
V V
Based upon the IPM of Robert fitz Ralph, the account in CP
states that Ralph de Greystoke was born on 15 August 1299 [8].
His parents would have been young (Robert aged 18 or possibly more,
Elizabeth probably aged 14 or 15), if the dating in the IPM is
accurate. Past history has shown this may well not be the case,
and given the relative youth of Elizabeth in 1299, given the
chronology of the family ca. 1283-1285, I would recommend a close
examination of Robert's 1317 IPM, when possible.
The foregoing resolves the quandary of the Greystoke-Audley
dispensation, and also provides an additional Nevill/Bromfield/
Audley descent for the Lords Greystoke, the Hiltons of Swine and
Winestead, and a host of descendants. There are also lines to
de Braose, the earlier princes of Gwynedd and Powys, and the
well-known descent from Henry I of England via Gloucester,
the Earls of Chester, Mainwaring and Audley.
Any additional information, comment or criticism is welcome.
Further information concerning the earlier Nevills of Scotton is
also being sought.
Cheers,
John *
NOTES
[1] CP VI:190, sub _Greystoke_.
[2] Robert Davies, F.S.A., Grimthorpe, in Yorkshire Archaeological
and Topographical Journal (London, 1873), II:201.
[3] Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica (London: Nichols and
Son, 1838), V:315, cites Esc. 20 Edw III. no. 52.
See also Testa. Eboracensia IV:20, which states 'she was
a Nevill' [cites Reg. Zouche, 305b.].
[4] CP II:231, sub _Boteler, Botiler or Butiller (of Wem)_, cites
CCR 12 Edw I, m. 9 and CPR 13 Edw. I, m. 10.
[5] Knights of Edward I (HSP 82), III:261, cites CPR (no date).
The commission was dated at Westminster, 24 May 1293:
CPR 21 Edw I, p. 46, m. 15d.
[6] Mandate dated at Westminster, 28 Nov 1293:
'C 143/22/9
to Robert de Nevill of Scotton to grant messuages and land in
Scotton and Northorpe to a chaplain in the chapel of St. Mary
at Scotton, retaining land in Scotton and Manton. Lincoln.'
[7] CP VI:190, note (f), cites Roman Roll, 11-14 Edw. II, m. 14d.
[8] Ibid.
* John P. Ravilious
-
Gjest
Re: CP 'Addition': Elizabeth de Nevill, mother of Ralph, Lor
John P. Ravilious wrote:
John
Both these posts are extremely interesting and thought-provoking - many
thanks.
Michael
Wednesday, 15 November, 2006
Dear Leo, Ian, et al.,
Following is a pedigree tracing the descent of Hiltons of Swine
and Winestead, and their Hildyard descendants, from King Henry I of
England based upon the prior post in this thread.
Please note, I have indicated ID numbers from Genealogics for
those individuals currently reflected there. In some cases, this
will result in connecting certain 'disconnected' individuals. There
are a few duplications indicated (see esp. the Botelers of Wemme,
below).
Hope this is useful.
John
Both these posts are extremely interesting and thought-provoking - many
thanks.
Michael