624674. Lord Lucas de Poynings & 624675.
Isabel de Saint John
~1325, Luke born in England, s/o 1249348. Thomas de Poynings & 1249349. Agnes de Rokesley.
1/24/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of
England.
1333, Isabel born in England, d/o 1249350. Hugh de Saint John & 1249351. Mirabel Wake.
Bef. 10/25/1335, Isabel’s father died; her brother Edmund
the heir.
10/17/1339, Lucas’ father died in a sea battle off the coast
of France, his older brother Michael (15211386) the heir.
1347, Isabel age 14, heir to her brother Edmund, 3rd
Lord Basing.
[––Isabel &
Henry––]
Bef. 8/1347, Isabel married Henry de Burghersh, s/o
Elizabeth de Verdun, d/o 2498690. Thebaud de Verdun & 2498691. Elizabeth de
Clare.
4/12/1348, To Henry Sturmy, escheator in co. Southampton.
Order pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing'that Edward de Sancto
Johanne held the manor of Shirebourn, co. Southampton, for life by grant of
John de Sancto Johanne, his brother, (except the parks of Pryvet and
Mourgarston and the fishpond of the manor), of the inheritance of Margaret,
elder sister and heir of Edmund de Sancto Johanne, whom John do Sancto
Philberto has taken to wife, and of Isabel, the other sister and heir, whom
Henry do Burghersh has taken to wife … to make partition … (S) CFRs.
11/1348, Henry died [no children.]
[––Lucas & Isabel––]
Bef. 1/29/1349, Luke married Isabel; by right of his wife of
Basing, Hampshire, Halnaker, Sussex, …
3/9/1349, To Henry Sturmy, escheator in co. Southampton.
Order not to meddle further ... restoring ... to Luke de Ponynges and Isabel his
wife, late the wife of Henry de Burgherssh ... (S) CCRs.
3/10/1349, To Henry Sturmy, escheator in co. Southampton.
Order to make partition of the manor of Shirbourn, late of Edward de Sancto
Johanne, between John de Sancto Philberto and Margaret his wife, elder sister
and heir of Edmund de Sancto Johanne, and Henry de Burgherssh and Isabel his
wife, second sister and heir,—on the petition of the said John and Margaret, of
Luke de Ponynges, who has now taken Isabel to wife, and of the said Isabel,
showing that Henry died before the said order [of 4/12/1348] was executed,—to
make partition thereof between the said heirs and parceners in like terms; Luke
having done fealty. (S) CFRs.
3/13/1349, To Henry Sturmy, escheator in co. Southampton.
Order to make a legal partition of the knights’ fees ... which belonged to Hugh
de Sancto Johanne ... 2 equal parts ... John de Sancto Philberto and Margaret
his wife, eldest sister and heir of Edmund son of Hugh ... and Luke de Ponynges
and Isabel his wife, Edmund’s second sister ... (S) CCRs.
4/2/1349, Enrolment of the partition of the knights' fees
and advowsons which belonged to Hugh de Sancto Johanne … The purparty of John de
Sancto Philberto and Margaret: 19+ … Luke
de Ponyngges and Isabel his wife: 17+ … (S) CCRs.
6/1349, The Plague reached Dorset, and had spread across
England by the end of 1349.
1354, Luke, Keeper of the forest in Hampshire. [1330 &
1354 only 2 years of eyre forest pleas in Hampshire under Edward III.]
6/26/1355, Enrolment of partition of the reversions of the
lands which belonged to Hugh de Sancto Johanne, tenant in chief, between John
de Sancto Philberto and Margaret his wife, eldest sister and heir, Luke de
Ponyngges and Isabel his wife, second sister and heir of Edmund, Hugh’s son and
heir, who died a minor in the king’s wardship, … The manors of Chauton and
Lydshute, which Thomas de Aspale and Mirabilla his wife hold as Mirabilla’s
dower of that inheritance, of the gift of Hugh de Sancto Johanne, formerly her
husband, father of Margaret and Isabel. (S) CCRs, V33.
1357-58, John de Sancto Philiberto and Margaret his wife to
grant 9¾ knights' fees in Kingsdown, Tong, Ham, Pising [in East Langdon],
Bettesshanger, Murston, and Bicknor to Luke de Ponyngges, Isabel his wife, and
the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of the said Luke.
(S) UKNA.
1358, Luke preparing to travel abroad.
5/12/1361 at Halfnaked, Sussex, Sir Luke de Ponyngges, lord
of Halnaker, to Robert de Esshynge, mason ... (S) UKNA.
1361, Isabel heir to her nephew John de St. John, s/o her
sister Margaret.
12/3/1362, To escheator in the county of Suthampton. Order
to cause Luke de Ponynges and Isabel de Sancto Johanne his wife, sister and
heir of Edmund de Sancto Johanne, to have seisin of the manor of Bromley taken
into the king's hand by the death of Elizabeth who was wife of the said Edmund
… (S) CCRs.
1367-75, “Luce de Ponynges” summoned to parliament, 4th
Lord Saint John of Basing. (S) A Perfect Copy of All Summons, Dugdale, 1685.
1369, Luke held ½ fee of Compton manor in right of his wife,
heir to Henry de Burghersh.
1370, Luke took 10 men at arms overseas in military service,
receiving £33
6s 8d in expense money. (S) Issue Roll of Thomas de Brantingham, Devon, 1835,
P486.
9/19/1370, Edward, the Black Prince besieges Limoges in
France.
5/20/1371, Writ to the escheator to assign dower to the said
Margaret in the presence of Luke de Ponynges, to whom the king has committed
the custody of the lands late of William de Ferrers [Leicester]. (S) IsPM,
Edward III, File 219.
9/26/1372, Luke de Ponynges the patron of Chawton Manor. (S)
Chawtin Manor and Its Owners, Leigh, 2014, P180.
1374, Thomas atte More died holding part of a fee at Crocker
Hill of Sir Luke de Ponynges. (S) Boxgrove Parish, Hist. of Strettington.
6/5/1376, Luke wrote his will: to be buried in the Church of
Boxgrave Priory [changed his mind before he died] ... Isabela excecutor ... Thomas
his son 100 marks ... his grandson Luke 20 marks, (S) Arch. Journal, V11, 1854,
P47.
6/1376, Luke died; buried at Warnford, Hampshire.
[––Isabel––]
4/23/1377, “Debtor: Isabel Poynings, lady of St John,
formerly the wife of Luke de Poynings, knight, …, executors of Luke de Poynings.
Amount: £460.” (S) UKNA.
1378, Isabel de Ponynges, Lady of Saint John granted one
messuage and two crofts of land in Bramley, Hampshire to Humphrey Gylot.
6/21/1377, Richard II succeeded Edward III as King of
England.
1380, Isabel "widow of Luke de Ponynges knight"
was engaged in a lawsuit.
2/4/1381, Lady Isabel de Ponynges and St. John presented to
the church of Warnford, Hampshire.
Isabel married Thomas Wortynge.
1382, Richard Chaunse sued Thomas de Wortynge of Basingstok,
Hampshire, knight, and Isabell his wife.
1386, Master Robert Branche, ... sued Thomas Wortynge of
Basonestoke knight and Isabell his wife in the Court of Common Pleas regarding
a debt.
1387, Sir Thomas de Wortynge, kt. presented to the church of
Warnford, Hampshire, in right of his wife, Isabel de Ponynges, lady St. John.
6/16/1390, Whereas … and also to Thomas Wortyng, knight, and
Isabella his wife, daughter and heir of Hugh de Sancto Johanne, knight, late
lord of Basyng, … (S) CPRs.
Sir Thomas Wortynge died.
12/20/1390, William de Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester
discharged Thomas’ widow and executrix, Isabel.
10/16/1393, Isabel died.
11/3/1394, IPM of Isabel de St. John, late the wife of Luke
de Ponynges, knight. ... Hertford: Thomas de Ponynges, knight, her son, and
Joan his wife, both still living, ... Berks: ... Cambridge: ... Warwick: One
knight’s fee, held at the time of her death by Lawrence Trussell and Maud his
wife, and formerly by Giles de Charnelles. ... Kent: ... Heir as above, aged 36
years and more ... Sussex: ... a knight’s fee, as of the fee of Robert de Monte
Alto ... Hants: ... (S) CIsPM.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P647.
Children of Luke
and Isabel:
i. Joan de Poynings (312337), born ~1355 in England.
ii. Thomas Poynings, born 1358 in England.
Thomas married Joan le Strange.
1381, Thomas authorized to give his underage son Luke money
left to him by his grandfather Luke’s will.
10/11/1391, Debtor: Thomas de Poynings, knight, lord Saint
John ... £500. (S) UKNA.
11/3/1394, Thomas and Joan named in the IPM of his mother.
Thomas married 2nd Philippe Mortimer [her 3rd],
d/o 7605294. Earl Edmund de Mortimer & 7605295. Philippe of Clarence.
3/7/1428, Thomas, 5th Lord St. John of Basing,
died.
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