The Forsythe Saga

Name: Sir Hugh Poyntz++ ^AR7
Name: Hugh Poyntz++ ^S765:44,1073
Birth: (EST 1195)
Military: (17 JUL 1216) Worcester, England (captured and imprisoned)++ ^AR7
Death: (BEF 4 APR 1220)++ ^AR7
Death: (4 APR 1220)++ ^S765:44,1073
Death: (ABT 4 APR 1220)++ ^AR7

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics

[81887297] Hawise Malet

Sir Hugh Poyntz married Hawise Malet (her 1st)

Children:

Sir Nicholas Poyntz, Lord of Tockington [40943648] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:44

Marriage: (ABT 23 MAR 1216)++ ^S765:44,1073
Marriage: (BEF 23 MAR 1216/17)++ ^AR7

[81887297] Hawise Malet

Female
Father: Sir William Malet, II, Lord of Curry Malet [163774594] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:44
Mother: Alice Basset [163774595] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:44

Name: Hawise Malet++ ^AR7
Name: Hawise Malet++ ^S765:44
Name: Helewise Malet++ ^S765:44
Birth: (EST 1200)
Married 2nd: Robert de Muscegros of Charlton (-bef 29 Jan 1253/54) (BEF 11 FEB 1220/21)++ ^AR7
Death: (AFT 4 MAY 1287)++ ^AR7

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics

[81887296] Sir Hugh Poyntz

[1011895896] Sir Robert de Muscegros, of Charlton

[81887298] Timothy Dyall

Male

Name: Timothy Dyall++ ^AR7 ^S765:44
Birth: (EST 1187)

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics

Unknown

Timothy Dyall married Unknown

Children:

Elizabeth Dyall [40943649] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:1073

[81887304] Alan Ceoche, Lord of North Molton

Male
Father: Geoffrey, Viscount of Porhoet [163774608] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:58,301
Mother: Hawise, of Brittany [163774609] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:58,301

Name: Alan Ceoche++ ^AR7
Name: Alan la Coche++ ^AR7
Name: Alan la Zouche++ ^AR7
Name: Alan Ceoche of La Coche++ ^S765:58,301
Birth: (EST 1139)
Residence: (1172) England++ ^AR7
Residence: (1185) Morth Molton, co. Devon, England++ ^AR7
Death: (1190)++ ^AR7 ^S765:58,301
Nobility Title: Lord of North Molton++ ^AR7

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics

[81887305] Alice de Belmeis

Female
Father: Philip de Belmeis, Lord of Tong [163774610] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:301
Mother: Maud le Meschin, of Skipton-in-Craven [163774611] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:301

Name: Alice ++ ^AR7
Name: Alice de Belmeis++ ^AR7
Name: Alix de Beaumez++ ^S765:301
Birth: (EST 1139)

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics

Alan Ceoche, Lord of North Molton married Alice de Belmeis

Children:

Roger la Zouche, Sheriff of Devonshire [40943652] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:58,301

[81887308] William de Cantelou, of Calne

Male
Father: William de Cantilupe, Sheriff of Warwick and Leicester [163774616] ++ ^S777:100-101

Name: William de Cantelou of Calne++ ^AR7
Name: Guillaume de Canteloup++ ^{S765:301,1336}
Name: William ++ ^S777:100-101
Birth: (EST 1186)
Death: (1250)++ ^S777:100-101

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S765] Genealogics
[S777] A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire

[81887309] Millicent de Gournay

Female
Father: Hugues de Gournay, V [163774618] ++ ^{S765:301,1336} ^S777:100-101
Mother: Julia Dammartin [163774619] ++ ^{S765:301,1336}

Name: Melisende de Gournay++ ^{S765:301,1336}
Name: Milicent ++ ^S777:100-101
Birth: (EST 1186)
Married 1st: Amaury de Montfort IV, Earl of Gloucester (BEF 1203)++ ^{S765:301,1336}
Married 1st: Almeric, Earl of Everux++ ^S777:100-101

Source References:
[S765] Genealogics
[S777] A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire

William de Cantelou, of Calne married Millicent de Gournay (her 2nd)

Children:

Sir William de Cantelou, Baron of Abergavenny [40943654] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:10,1336 ^S777:100-101

Marriage: (BEF 1216)++ ^{S765:301,1336}

[81887310] William de Braiose, V, 6th Baron of Braoise [William the Younger]

Male
Father: Reginald de Braiose, Lord of Abergavenny [163774620] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:10,104 ^S777:72
Mother: Grace de Briwere [163774621] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:10,104 ^S777:72

Name: William de Brouize of Abergavenny++ ^AR7
Name: William de Briouze++ ^AR7
Name: William de Braose++ ^AR7 ^S777:72 ^S905
Name: William de Braiose++ ^AR7 ^P2:118
Name: William de Braiose 6th Baron of Braoise++ ^AR7
Name: William de Braiose V, 6th Baron Braiose++ ^P2:156
Name: William de Braiose 6th Baron Braiose, Lord Abergavenny++ ^P2:165
Name: William de Braose Lord of Brecknock++ ^S765:10,104
Name: William Braose Lord of Brecknock and Abergavenny++ ^S777:100-101
Name: William de Braose of Brecknock++ ^S777:358
Nickname: William the Younger
Birth: (EST 1200)++ ^S765:10,104
Nobility Title: (FROM 1228 TO 1230) 14th Lord of Abergavenny++ ^P2:156,165
Death: (2 MAY 1230) (put to death by Llewellyn, Prince of Wales, after he had been caught in Llywellyn's bedchamber with his wife)++ ^AR7 ^P2:156,165 ^S765:10,104
Nobility Title: 6th Baron of Braoise++ ^AR7 ^P2:156,165
Nobility Title: Lord of Brecknock (Brycheiniog)++ ^S765:10,104 ^S777:100-101

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S758] Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemange's Descendants, Vol. II (P2)
[S765] Genealogics
[S777] A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire
[S905] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Norman Nobility)

[81887311] Eva Marshal, of Pembroke

Female
Father: Sir William Marshal, 3rd Earl of Pembroke [163774622] ++ ^AR7 ^{P2:118,156,165} ^S765:10 ^S777:358
Mother: Isabel de Clare, Countess of Pembroke [163774623] ++ ^AR7 ^{P2:118,156,165} ^S765:10 ^S777:358

Name: Eve Marshal of Pembroke++ ^S905
Name: Eve Marshal++ ^AR7 ^S765:10
Name: Eva Marshal++ ^AR7 ^P2:156,165
Name: Eva Marshall++ ^P2:118
Name: Eva ++ ^S777:72
Name: Eve ++ ^S777:358
Birth: (EST 1208)++ ^S765:10
Death: (BEF 1246)++ ^AR7 ^P2:156,165
Burial: St. Mary Priory, Abergavenney++ ^S765:10

Burke (pg 72) places her as the daughter of Walter Mareschal and sister of Richard, Earl of Pembroke. Weis and Langston (pg 118, 156, 165) place her as the daughter of William Marshal.

William de Braiose, V, 6th Baron of Braoise [William the Younger] married Eva Marshal, of Pembroke

Children:

Maud de Braoise [505948099] ++ ^AR7 ^S777:72 ^S905

Eva de Braiose [40943655] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:156 ^S765:10,1336 ^{S777:72,100-101}

Eleanor de Braiose [252974065] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:118 ^S777:72

[81890672] Richard l'Engleys

Male

Name: Richard l'Engleys++ ^S969
Birth: (EST 1206)

Source References:
[S969] A History of the County of Hampshire: Volume 4

Unknown

Richard l'Engleys married Unknown

Children:

Richard l'Engleys [40945336] ++ ^S969

[81890688] Adam Fettiplace, of Oxford [Chart 50]

Male

Name: Adam Fettiplace++ ^S790:241 ^S967
Name: Adam Fettiplace of Oxford++ ^S970
Birth: (EST 1191)
Event: (1232) Oxford, England (imprisoned for beating and wounding clerks of the Oxford Schools)++ ^S790:242
Nobility Title: (1243) Oxford, England Moneyer of Oxford++ ^S790:242
Nobility Title: (1245) Oxford, England Mayor of Oxford++ ^S790:242
Event: (1257) (leased the manor of Wantage from Fulk fitz Warin for 5 years)++ ^S790:242 ^S970
Residence: (1259/60) Oseney, Oxfordshire, England++ ^S790:242
Event: (1262/63) Denchworth, Berkshire, England (he bought North Denchworth from Ralf de Camoys II)++ ^S967 ^S970
Event: (31 OCT 1265) (was imprisoned by Simon son of Simon, Earl of Leicester for 10 marks rent due)++ ^S790:242

Source References:
[S790] The Fettiplace Family
[S967] A History of the County of Berkshire: Volume 3
[S970] A History of the County of Berkshire: Volume 4

FETTIPLACE: This curious and intriguing name is of Anglo-Norman French origin, and is derived from a nickname or an occupational surname for an Usher, an attendant specifically employed to escort or direct people to the places prepared for them in a nobleman's house, or the court. The name derives from the Anglo-Norman French phrase "fete place", meaning literally "make room". Job descriptive names, such as this, originally denoted the actual occupation of the name bearer, and gradually became hereditary.
     Early examples of the surname include: Robert Fetesplace (1227, Bedfordshire); Adam Fetteplace (1260, Oxfordshire); and Walter Feteplace (1273). The name belongs specifically to Oxfordshire, and was the name borne by the 13th century mayor of the City of Oxford, and one Edward Fetiplace was listed in the Register of the University of Oxford in 1546.
     The modern surname forms range from Fettiplace, Fetteplace, Fetterplace, Phittiplace, Phettiplace and Phetteplace. The Coat of Arms most associated with the name depicts two silver Chevrons on a red shield; the Crest is a green Griffin's head raised, beaked red.
     The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be Thomas Faiteplace, in 1210 in the "Cartulary of Osney Abbey", Oxfordshire, during the reign of King John,1199-1216.

     Adam Fettiplace was born about 1203. He is said to have died after 1302; since this range of dates seems unlikely, possibly there was a Adam Fettiplace II. In 1245 he was the Mayor of Oxford, England. In 1253, "Ralph de Cameys junior" sold his Manor of North Denchworth, parish of Hanney, Berkshire, England to Adam Fettiplace (Ashmoleian M.S.S., Bodleian Library, Oxford). In 1261, Adam Fettiplace along with Sir William de Valencia, held the Manor of Wantage in moieties (halves) and "share equally the profits arising from the said manor" (A Gibbons & E C Davey, "Wantage Past & Present", Walker, London (1901) p.69). Adam had two known sons, Philip and Walter.

Unknown

Adam Fettiplace, of Oxford married Unknown

Children:

Sir Philip Fettiplace, of North Denchworth [40945344] ++ ^S790:242 ^S970

[81890690] Ralph de St. Amand

Male

Name: Ralph de St. Amand++ ^S790:243
Name: _____ de Saint-Amand++ ^S905
Birth: (EST 1197)
Death: (1245)++ ^S790:243

Source References:
[S790] The Fettiplace Family
[S905] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Norman Nobility)

[81890691] Asceline de Albini

Female
Father: Robert de Albini, II [163781382] ++ ^S790:243 ^S905

Name: Ascelina d'Aubigny++ ^S790:243
Name: Ascelina de Albini++ ^S905
Birth: (EST 1197)

Source References:
[S790] The Fettiplace Family
[S905] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Norman Nobility)

Ralph de St. Amand married Asceline de Albini

Children:

Amauri de St. Amand [81919786] ++ ^S790:243

Margery de St. Amand [40945345] + ^S790:243

Marriage: (JUN 1234)

[81915904] Sir John de Cirencester

Male
Father: John de Cirencester [163831808] ++ ^S675

Name: Sir John de Cirencester++ ^S675
Birth: (EST 1155)

Source References:
[S675] Chichester Family

Unknown

Sir John de Cirencester married Unknown

Children:

Sir Thomas de Cirencester, Lord of the Manor of St. Mary Church [40957952] ++ ^S675

[81916044] Sir William le Prouz, Knt., of Gidley Castle

Male
Father: William Prouz, of Gidley [163832088] ++ ^P1:105 ^S765:123,623
Mother: _____ de Gidley [163832089] ++ ^S765:123,623

Name: William le Prouz++ ^AR7
Name: William Prouz++ ^S759
Name: Sir William Prouz Knt., of Gidley Castle++ ^AR7
Name: Sir William Prouz Knt., of Gidley++ ^P1:105
Name: Sir William Prouz of Gidley Castle++ ^S765:123,623
Birth: (EST 1225)
Married 2nd: Alice de Ferrers, daughter of Sir Fulk de Ferrers of Throwleigh and Alice de Helion (ABT 1250)++ ^AR7 ^S765:123,623
Nobility Title: (1269) (High) Sheriff of Devon++ ^AR7 ^S765:123,623
Death: (1270) England++ ^S765:123,623
Death: (BEF 21 OCT 1270)++ ^AR7
Probate: (21 OCT 1270) (Inq.p.m written)++ ^AR7

[81916045] Alice de Widworthy

Female
Father: William de Widworthy [163832090] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:623

Name: Alice de Widworthy++ ^S759 ^S765:623
Name: Alice ++ ^P1:105
Birth: (EST 1225)
Death: (BEF 1250)++ ^AR7
Death: (1250) England++ ^S765:623

von Redlich places her as the daughter of Sir Fulk Ferrers of Throwleigh.

Sir William le Prouz, Knt., of Gidley Castle married Alice de Widworthy

Children:

Sir William le Prouz, Knt., of Orton [40958022] ++ ^AR7 ^P1:105 ^S765:623

[81917952] Roger Giffard

Male
Father: Gervaise Giffard [163835904] ++ ^S696

Name: Roger Giffard++ ^S696
Birth: (EST 1169)

Source References:
[S696] Visitations of the County of Devon, Comprising the Herald's Visitations of 1531, 1564 and 1620

[81917953] Anne Brewer

Female
Father: Sir William Brewer [163835906] ++ ^S696

Name: Anne Brewer++ ^S696
Birth: (EST 1169)

Source References:
[S696] Visitations of the County of Devon, Comprising the Herald's Visitations of 1531, 1564 and 1620

Roger Giffard married Anne Brewer

Children:

William Giffard [40958976] ++ ^S696

[81917956] Baldwin de Halsbury

Male
Father: Walter de Halsbury [163835912] ++ ^S939:676

Name: Peter [sic] de Halsbury++ ^S939:674
Name: Baldwyn ++ ^S939:676
Name: Baldewin de Halsbiry++ ^S939:676
Birth: (EST 1169)

Source References:
[S939] Giffards Jump

Unknown

Baldwin de Halsbury married Unknown

Children:

Peter de Halsbury [40958978] ++ ^S939:674,676

[81919488] Adam Fortescue

Male
Father: Sir Richard Le Forte, of Wimpston [163838976] ++ ^S968

Name: Adam first bore the name of Fortescue++ ^S968
Birth: (EST 1180)

Source References:
[S968] Magna Britannia: Volume 6: Devonshire

Unknown

Adam Fortescue married Unknown

Children:

? Fortescue [40959744] ++ ^S968

[81919520] Robert de Beauchamp, III, Lord of Hatch

Male
Father: Robert de Beauchamp, Sheriff of Somerset and Dorset [163839040] ++ ^S777:33

Name: Robert de Beauchamp III. Lord of Hatch++ ^AR7
Name: Robert fitz Simon++ ^AR7
Name: Robert de Beauchamp++ ^S777:33
Birth: (AFT 1206)++ ^S777:33
Death: (BEF 1251)++ ^S777:33

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S777] A Genealogical History of the Dormant, Abeyant, Forfeited and Extinct Peerages of the British Empire

[81919521] Juliana

Female

Name: Juliana (Brett?)++ ^AR7
Birth: (EST 1206)

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)

Robert de Beauchamp, III, Lord of Hatch married Juliana

Children:

Sir Robert de Beauchamp, IV, Lord of Hatch [40959760] ++ ^AR7 ^S777:33

[81919522] Sir Reynold de Mohun, II, Lord of Dunster

Male
Father: Sir Reynold de Mohun, I, Earl of Somerset [163839044] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:72 ^{S765:10,58,623} ^S777:369
Mother: Alice de Briwere [163839045] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:72 ^{S765:10,58,623} ^S777:369

Name: Sir Reynold de Mohun++ ^AR7 ^{S765:10,58,623}
Name: Sir Reynold de Mohun II, of Dunster++ ^P2:72
Name: Sir Reginald de Mohun II, of Dunster++ ^P2:72
Name: Reginald de Mohun++ ^S777:369
Birth: (BET 1202 AND 1207)++ ^AR7
Birth: (1206)++ ^P2:72
Birth: (ABT 1206)++ ^AR7
Nobility Title: (1242) (26 Henry III) Chief Justice of Forests South of the Trent++ ^AR7 ^S777:369
Married 2nd: Isabel Basset (d. 26 Nov 1260), daughter of Gilbert Basset (BEF 1244)++ ^AR7
Event: (1247) (he had a military summons to march against the Welsh)++ ^S777:369
Death: (1256)++ ^S777:369
Death: (12 JAN 1257/58)++ ^P2:72
Death: (20 JAN 1257/58) Torre Mohun, co. Devon, England++ ^AR7 ^{S765:10,58,623}
Burial: Newenham Abbey, England++ ^AR7
Married 2nd: Isabel de Ferrers, the daughter of William de Ferrers, Earl of Derby and Sibilla, and the widow of Gilbert Basset++ ^S765:10,58 ^S777:369
Nobility Title: Lord of Dunster++ ^AR7
Nobility Title: Justice of Common Pleas++ ^AR7
Nobility Title: Leicestershire, England Governor of Saubey Castle++ ^AR7 ^S777:369

[81919523] Hawise fitz Geoffrey

Female
Father: Geoffrey fitz Piers, 4th Earl of Essex [163839046] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:72 ^S765:58,790
Mother: Aveline de Clare [163839047] ++ ^AR7 ^S765:58,790

Name: Hawise fitz Geoffrey++ ^AR7
Name: Hawsie ++ ^AR7 ^P2:72 ^S777:369
Name: Hawise FitzGeoffrey Lady of Streatley++ ^S765:58,790
Birth: (EST 1208)
Death: (BEF 1244)++ ^AR7
Death: (BEF 8 AUG 1247)++ ^P2:72 ^S765:58,790

Weis: "half-brother, William de Mandeville, Earl of Essex."
van de Pas: "from her half-brother William de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, as her maritagium the manor of Streatley, Berkshire."
Burke (pg 369) "sister of Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford"

Sir Reynold de Mohun, II, Lord of Dunster (his 1st) married Hawise fitz Geoffrey (her 1st)

Children:

Alice de Mohun [40959761] ++ ^AR7 ^P2:72 ^S765:104

Marriage: (BEF 1227)++ ^AR7

[81919744] Oliver de Chambernon, of Ilfracombe

Male
Father: Henry de Chambernon, of Ilfracombe [163839488] +++ ^S753 ^S754 ^AR7
Mother: Rose de Tracy [163839489] +++ ^S753 ^S754 ^AR7

Name: Oliver de Campo Ernulphi+++ ^S752 ^S753
Name: Oliver de Chambernon++ ^S754 ^AR7
Name: Oliver de Campo Ernulfi+++ ^S752 ^S753
Birth: (EST 1188)
Death: (BEF 1232)++ ^AR7
Death: (BEF 1242/43)+++ ^S752

Source References:
[S752] Champernoun of Ilfracombe, Devonshire
[S753] The Early Champernouns
[S754] Email: Champernoun still!
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)

[81919745] Wymarca

Female

Name: Wymarca +++ ^S752 ^S753 ^S754 ^AR7
Birth: (EST 1188)
Event: (1232) Gillescot, Devonshire, England (had a suit regarding lands in Gillescot, Devonshire)+++ ^S752 ^AR7
Death: (AFT 1237)++ ^S754 ^AR7
Death: (AFT 1238)+++ ^S752

Oliver de Chambernon, of Ilfracombe married Wymarca

Children:

Sir Henry de Chambernon, of Ilfracombe [40959872] +++ ^S752 ^S754 ^AR7

[81919746] Gilbert English

Male

Name: Gilbert English+++ ^S752
Birth: (EST 1188)

Source References:
[S752] Champernoun of Ilfracombe, Devonshire

Unknown

Gilbert English married Unknown

Children:

Dionisia English [40959873] +++ ^S752

[81919748] John Plantagenet, I, King of England [John Lackland]

Male
Father: Henry Plantagenet, II, King of England [Curt Mantel] [163839496] ++ ^AR7:1-25,26 ^P1:184,236 ^{P2:83,186,203,285} ^P3:7 ^S904
Mother: Eleanor, of Aquitaine, Queen of France [163839497] ++ ^AR7:1-25,26 ^P1:184,236 ^{P2:83,186,203,285} ^P3:7

Name: John I, King of England++ ^{P2:83,186,203}
Name: John Lackland, King of England++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P2:285 ^P3:7,15
Name: John ("Lackland") King of England++ ^AR7
Name: John King of England++ ^AR7 ^{P1:184,236,279} ^S904 ^S934
Name: John ++ ^AR7
Name: King John ++ ^{CP:III-430-431}
Nickname: John Lackland
Birth: (24 DEC 1166) Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England++ ^AR7 ^P1:184,279 ^{P2:83,203,285} ^S904
Birth: (24 DEC 1167) Oxford, England++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P2:186 ^P3:7
Nobility Title: (FROM 1199 TO 1216) King of England++ ^AR7:1-26 ^{P2:83,186,203,285}
Death: (19 OCT 1216) Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire, England++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P1:184,279 ^{P2:83,186,203,285} ^P3:7

Source References:
[S756] Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came To New England before 1700 (AR7)
[S757] Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemange's Descendants, Vol. I (P1)
[S758] Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemange's Descendants, Vol. II (P2)
[S766] Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemange's Descendants, Vol. III (P3)
[S775] Complete Peerage (CP)
[S904] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Angouleme)
[S934] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Wales)

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ENGLAND,%20Kings%201066-1603.htm#JohnKingdied1216B

[81919749] Isabelle d'Angouleme, Countess of Angouleme

John Plantagenet, I, King of England [John Lackland] (his 2nd) married Isabelle d'Angouleme, Countess of Angouleme (her 1st)

Children:

Henry Plantagenet, III, King of England [252974056] ++ ^AR7:1-26,27 ^{P1:184,236,279} ^{P2:186,203,285} ^P3:7

Richard, 2nd Earl of Cornwall [40959874] ++ ^AR7 ^{CP:III-430-431}

Marriage: (1200)++ ^P2:186
Marriage: (10 MAY 1200)++ ^AR7
Marriage: (24 AUG 1200) Bordeaux Catherdral, Bordeaux, France++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P1:184,279 ^P2:203,285 ^S904

Clementia _____

Female

Name: Clementia Pinel++ ^S934
Married: Henry Pinel

Source References:
[S934] Foundation of Medieval Genealogy (Medieval Lands - Wales)

John Plantagenet, I, King of England [John Lackland] married Clementia _____

Children:

Joan, Princes of Wales

[81919749] Isabelle d'Angouleme, Countess of Angouleme

Female
Father: Aymer de Valence, Count of Angoulme [Aymer Taillifer] [163839498] ++ ^AR7 ^{P1:184,236,279} ^P2:186 ^P3:7 ^{CP:III-430-431} ^S904
Mother: Alice de Courtenay [163839499] ++ ^AR7 ^P1:184,279 ^P3:7 ^S904

Name: Isabelle d'Angouleme++ ^P1:279 ^S904
Name: Isabella of Angouleme++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P2:203,285 ^P3:7
Name: Isabel ++ ^P1:236 ^{CP:III-430-431}
Name: Isabella ++ ^P1:184,236 ^P2:186
Name: Isabelle Countess d'Angouleme++ ^S904
Birth: (ABT 1187)++ ^S904
Birth: (ABT 1188)++ ^P3:7
Birth: (1188)++ ^AR7:1-26 ^{P2:186,203,285}
Birth: (1189)++ ^AR7
Birth: (ABT 1189)++ ^AR7
Nobility Title: (8 OCT 1200) Westminster Abbey, England Queen Consort of England++ ^S904
Nobility Title: (NOV 1206) Countess d'Angouleme++ ^S904
Death: (31 MAY 1246) Fontevrault Abbey, France++ ^AR7:1-26 ^P1:184,279 ^P2:203,285 ^P3:7 ^S904
Death: (JUN 1246)++ ^P2:186
Death: (3 JUN 1246)++ ^AR7
Death: (4 JUN 1246)++ ^AR7

[81919748] John Plantagenet, I, King of England [John Lackland]

[505948106] Hugues de Lusignan, X, Count of La Marche and Angouleme [Hugh le Brun]

[81919752] Philip Valletort

Male
Father: Joel Valletort [163839504] ++ ^S980
Mother: Emma de Bottreaux [163839505] ++ ^S980

Name: Philip ++ ^S980
Birth: (EST 1193)
Lived: (1253)++ ^S980
Death: (BEF 1260)++ ^S980

Source References:
[S980] Email: Re: VALLETORT c.1536

Unknown

Philip Valletort married Unknown

Children:

John Valletort [40959876] ++ ^S980

[81919754] Philip de Columbers

Male

Name: Philip de Columbers++ ^S980
Birth: (EST 1193)

Source References:
[S980] Email: Re: VALLETORT c.1536

Unknown

Philip de Columbers married Unknown

Children:

_____ de Columbers [40959877] ++ ^S980

[81919768] Henry Lovel, of Castle Cary and Hawick

Male
Father: Richard Lovel, of Castle Cary and Hawick [163839536] ++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}
Mother: Alice [163839537] ++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}

Name: Henry Lovel++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}
Birth: (EST 1212)
Death: (BEF 5 SEP 1263)++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}

Source References:
[S775] Complete Peerage (CP)

[81919769] Eve

Female

Name: Eve ++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}
Birth: (EST 1212)

Source References:
[S775] Complete Peerage (CP)

Cockyne states that her parentage is unknown.

Henry Lovel, of Castle Cary and Hawick married Eve

Children:

Hugh Lovel, of Castle Cary and Hawick [40959884] ++ ^{CP:VIII:199-207}

[81919774] Alexander Stewart, 4th High Steward of Scotland

Male
Father: Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland [163839548] ++ ^S765:10,119
Mother: Beatrice, of Angus [163839549] ++ ^S765:10,119

Name: Alexander Stewart 4th Lord High Steward of Scotland++ ^S765:10,119
Name: Alexander ++ ^S759
Birth: (1214) Scotland++ ^S765:10,119
Event: (1263) (commanded the right wing of the Scottish army at the Battle of Largs)++ ^S765:10,119
Death: (1283) Scotland++ ^S765:10,119
Nobility Title: 4th High Steward of Scotland++ ^S765:10,119

Source References:
[S759] Email: Weis : Ancestral Roots, 7th Edition - Corrections
[S765] Genealogics

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SCOTLAND.htm#Alexander4Stewartdied1283B

by Leo vanPas

BIOGRAPHY
Alexander, with his brothers John and Walter and his brother-in-law the Earl of Dunbar, accompanied Louis IX, King of France on crusade. After the death of the Earl of Dunbar Alexander commanded the Scots pilgrims.

On his return to Scotland he found the country broken up into faction after the death of the king, Alexander II. The powerful family of the Comyns headed the so-called national party, and had seized the young king and queen, while two of their lords, Robert de Ross and John de Baliol, had declared themselves Regents.

To counteract the treasonable practices of this confederacy, the Stewart and his brother Walter, Earl of Menteith, his brother-in-law Neil, Earl of Carrick, his nephew Patrick, Earl of Dunbar, and his friend Robert de Brus, Lord of Annandale, joined the party of Henry III of England, the queen's father.

In this they were supported by Alan Durward, Justiciar of Scotland, Malise, Earl of Strathern, and other leading men, the object being not to make their country subservient to Henry, but with his support to break the power and crush for ever the increasing strength and importance of the Comyns. Such a powerful coalition proved too much even for the Comyns, then by far the greatest family in Scotland, and in 1255 new Regents were appointed, among whom were Robert de Brus and the Stewart, and to them and other lords, King Henry undertook to deliver any prince or princess who might be born during the stay of his daughter Margaret, the young Queen of Scots, at his Court.

In 1263 Alexander the Stewart commanded the right wing of the Scottish army at the Battle of Largs, the left being under the leadership of his nephew Patrick, Earl of Dunbar. To that victory, in which the Norsemen under Haco were completely routed, the Stewart and his brother Walter, Earl of Menteith, contributed significantly, after defeating the left wing of the Norse army, they fell upon the rear of the enemy's main body and materially assisted King Alexander who was facing that part of the Danish army.

By the king's orders the Stewart and his brother pursued the enemy into the Western Isles and to the Isle of Man, which they compelled them to surrender and evacuate, and that were then reannexed to the Scottish Crown.

In 1263 Alexander III sent the Stewart to the Court of Henry III of England to demand from that monarch the arrears of the dowry that Henry had promised to pay on his daughter's marriage with the King of Scots.

Alexander the Stewart married Jean, heiress of James, Lord of Bute and died in 1283, leaving two sons, James his successor and Sir John Stewart of Bonkyl, and a daughter Elizabeth.

[81919775] Jean Macrory

Female
Father: James Macrory, Lord of Bute [163839550] ++ ^S765:10,119

Name: Jean Macrory++ ^S765:10,119
Birth: (EST 1198)

Source References:
[S765] Genealogics

Alexander Stewart, 4th High Steward of Scotland married Jean Macrory

Children:

Hawise Stewart [40959887] ++ ^S759

[81919776] Ralph d'Aubigne, of Ingleby

Male

Name: Ralph D'Aubigne of Ingleby++ ^CP:IV:93-98
Birth: (EST 1175)
Death: (BEF 17 APR 1227)++ ^CP:IV:93-98

Source References:
[S775] Complete Peerage (CP)

[81919777] Maud de Montsorel

Female
Father: William de Montsorel, Seigneur of Landal [163839554] ++ ^CP:IV:93-98

Name: Mahet ++ ^C