1249362.
Lord John de Clinton & 1249363. Margery Corbet
~1300, John born in England, heir & s/o 7606148. John de Clinton & 7606149. Ida
de Oddingseles.
~1305, Margery born in England, d/o 2498726. Sir William Corbet.
7/7/1307, Edward II succeeded Edward I as King of England.
1310, After the death of his father, John became a ward of
the Earl of Warwick.
1/7/1311, Remission of payment to the heirs and executors of
John de Clynton … for the time in which he was seneschal of Ponthieu. (S) CPRs.
1311, Ida de Clinton as a lady in waiting, and her sons John
and William as squires, members of the household of Queen Isabella.
1312, To John de Clynton, Squire of the Queen’s household,
his winter robe of the present year. (S) Household Book of Queen Isabella,
Blackley, 1971.
1/1324, Dean of St. Mary of Lincoln, appeared against ...,
John de Multon, John de Clynton, of Coleshull, ..., Thomas de Hastang, Richard
de Hastang, Philip de Chetwynd, ..., John de Swynferton, ... for taking, vi et
armis, 14 oxen, 5 cows, 2 steers and 160 sheep, belonging to him and worth £40,
from Assheburn. (S) Plea Rolls for Staffordshire.
1316, John de Clinton the elder [John’s cousin or grand
uncle] died holdingthe manor [of Colehsill] of the young son and heir of John
de Clinton of Maxstoke. (S) A Hist. of the County of Warwick, V4, 1947.
1319, John a minor.
3/16/1322, John fought for the King at the Battle of
Boroughbridge, Yorkshire. Rebel barons with Thomas, earl of Lancaster defeated
by King Edward II.
1323, An assize … advowson of the church of Aldulvestre … John
de Clynton stated that the presentation belonged to him, in asmuch as one
Thomas de Clynton, his great grandfather (proavus), had been seised of the
advowson, and had presented one Adam de Chetewynd, who had been admitted and instituted
on his presentation; and the said Thomas had given the advowson to one Thomas
de Clynton and Matilda his wife…; and from the said Thomas and Matilda the
right descended to John their son and heir, and from John to this John his son
and heir, who now pleads … Thomas de Clynton, the great grandfather, was seised
of the advowson, … and he had afterwards granted the advowson to Osbert his
son, and the said Osbert had granted it by his charter … the said Osbert had
acknowledged the advowson to be the right of the Abbot and his Church. (S) The
Burton Cartulary: V5, 1884.
10/15/1323, Commission of oyer … on complaint by the abbot
of Burton upon Trent … John de Clynton of Makstoke, ‘chivaler,’ and William his
brother, … came to Aldulvestre, co. Warwick, and besieged his dwelling house
there … (S) CPRs.
[––John &
Margery––]
Bef. 4/7/1325, John married Margery.
1/24/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of
England.
2/24/1328-9, Grant by William Corbet, knight, lord of
Chaddesleye, to Sir John de Clynton, of ' Mastok ' and to Margery his wife and
to the heirs of their bodies of £200 yearly rent from his manor of Chaddesleye.
(S) CCRs.
1328-9, “John de Clinton, of Maxstoke, knight to Monk's
Kirby ( Kirkeby ) Priory : Confirmation of the charter of his ancestor Sir
James de Bysegh granting all his land in Walton [ in Monk's Kirby ] to the
priory : ( Warw. ).” (S) UKNA.
5/18/1329, John de Clynton of Makstok on a commission of
peace in Warwickshire.
10/19/1330, John 1 of 9 that assisted King Edward III in the
arrest of Roger de Mortimer in Nottingham castle.
1331-1335, John summoned to parliament by writ.
3/23/1332, Appointment … to arrest all disturbers of the
king’s peace and to hear and determine the trespasses … Thomas, earl of
Warwick, … John de Clinton of Maxstok, … for the county of Warwick. (S) CPRs.
9/20/1332, Order to the justiciary of Ireland to extend the
land of Donaghmayn in Ireland and to commit the same to the king's yeoman, John
de Clynton, … (S) CFRs.
11/20/1332, Commission of oyer and terminer … William de
Shareshull … on complaint by John de Clynton of Macstok, that … and others
assaulted him at Coventre, co. Warwick, carried away his good and assaulted his
servants. (S) CPRs.
Bef. 3/13/1335, John, 2nd Lord Clinton of
Maxstoke, Warwickshire, … Hertfordshire, died.
[––Margery––]
5/14/1343, Commission of oyer … on complaint Margery late
the wife of John de Clynton of Maxstoke … (S) CPRs..
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P222. (S) Hist. of Warwick, V4,
1947, Maxstoke.
Children of John
and Margery:
i. Ida de Clinton (624681), born ~1325 in England.
ii. John de Clinton, born 4/13/1328 in England.
3/13/1335, John of Maxstoke, under age, and in the wardship
of the Earl of Warwick.
John, 3rd Lord Clinton, married Iodine, d/o
15211394. Geoffrey de Say & 15211395. Maud de Beauchamp.
2/1345, King Edward III granted to William de Clinton a
license "to crenellate a dwelling place for the use of John de Clynton,
nephew of the [childless] Earl of Huntingdon." (S) Maxstoke Castle,
Warwickshire.
1354, John heir to his paternal uncle, William de Clinton,
earl of Huntingdon.
10/24/1357, Commission of oyer and terminer … Baldwin de
Frevylle, ‘chivaler,’ … on complaint of John de Clynton, ‘chivaler,’ … at
Maxstoke, co. Warwick … (S) CPRs. [John de Clynton is Ida’s brother.]
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