1901184.
Sir William le Brune & 1901185. Alice Lacer
~1320, William Bruyn born in England, s/o 3802368. Maurice le Brune & 3802369.
Matilda Rockley.
~1330, Alice born in London, England, d/o 3802370. Richard de Lacer & 3802371.
Juliana Asshewy.
1/24/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II as King of England.
4/26/1346, Witnesses : Sir Maurice le Brune, Sir William le
Brune, knights, … (S) CCRs.
6/20/1346, Licence for Maurice de Bruyn to enfeoff his son,
William de Bruyn, of the manor of Randelston, co. Dorset, said to be held in
chief. By fine of of 40s. (S) CPRs.
5/10/1347, William Bruyn and others sent to make a
visitation of the king’s hospital of St. Bartholemew, Gloucester touching the
decayed estate thereof. (S) CPRs.
1348-50, “… people
mentioned: William Bruyn, knight; Richard Lacer, citizen of London …” (S) UKNA.
6/1349, The Plague reached Dorset, and had spread across
England by the end of 1349.
~1350, William married Alice.
6/19/1350, To the keepers of 40 acres of meadow and 80 acres
of pasture at Hulle in co. Dorset, … Order to pay to William Bruyn what is in
arrear to him of a yearly rent of 5s. 10d. and 140 geese, … (S) CCRs.
2/8/1352, William le Brun created coroner of co. Essex and
named as a juror for pleas of the crown at Relegh of the hundred of Rocheford.
(S) CPRs.
3/17/1354, William’s father died.
3/24/1355, Writ for IPM of Maurice le Buryn. Kent:
Beghenham. The manor … William his son, aged 40 years and more, is his heir.
Essex: Wokyndon Rokele. The manor, … Southampton: William le Bruyn, knight,
aged 30 years and more, is his heir. (S) CIsPM.
4/8/1355, Order to escheator in the county of Kent, to
deliver to William le Bruyn, son and heir of Maurice le Bruyn, the lands late
of his said father; he having done homage. (S) CFRs. William succeeded to his
lands of South Okendon, co. Essex, including Rowner manor.
6/1357, William de Bruyn, chivaler, and Alice his wife
plaintiff, ... church of Beghenham, deforciant, ... the advowsons of the church
and chapel ... Essex. (S) CPRs, 2/23/1484.
1358, “William Bruyn, knight, to settle the manor of Rowner,
with the advowson of its church, on himself for life, with remainder to William
son of Thomas Wayte, Joan daughter of the grantor, and the heirs of their
bodies …” (S) UKNA.
1361, There was an outbreak of the plague in London. (S)
Black Death in London, Sloane, 2011.
7/28/1361, Alice’s father died. (S) Black Death in London,
Sloane, 2011.
11/1361, Richard Lacer’s daughters, Katharine, widow of John
atte Pole, and Alice, with Alice's husband, Walter Brun, knight, made a claim
on the property when Richard’s wills were enrolled. (S) Hist. Gaz. of London
Before the Great Fire, 1987, St. Pancras Soper Lane 145/1.
10/13/1361, “Sir William Bruyn, Kt” the Patron for Richard
Pruwet as Rector of S. Mary the Virgin church in Rowner.
2/24/1362, “William Bruyn, knight: Essex, Dorset, Kent,
Hampshire” died. (S) UKNA, IPM.
[––Alice––]
3/8/1362, Writ for IPM of William Bruyn, Knight. Essex:
Wokyndon Rokele. The manor (extent given), with the advowson of the church,
held by the said William jointly with Alice, his wife, by a fine levied in the
king’s court, of the earl of Hereford by knight’s service. The extent includes
a leet on Tuesday in Whitsun week. He held no other lands &c. in the
county. He died on 24 February last. Ingram (Ingeramus), son of the said
William and Alice, aged 8 years and more, is their heir. Dorset: Randolfston …
by gift of Maurice Bruyn, father of the deceased, … Kent: Beghenham …
Southampton: Fordyngbrigg and Migham … (S) CIsPM.
2/27/1362, Robert Cok of Rowenore, executor of the will of
Sir William Bruyn knight, granting and delivering to Dame Alice who was wife of
the said Sir William the moiety of the goods and chattels moveable and
immoveable, which were his at his death, …, with sale and delivery to her of
the other moiety thereof for a sum of money in hand paid, and power to dispose
and enjoy the same. (S) CCRs, 5/17/1362.
11/16/1362 at London, Alice who was wife of Sir William
Bruyn knight, granting to John de Worstede citizen and mercer of London, …, a
yearly rent of 26s. 8d. to be taken of her whole tenement at Seint Nicholas
Flesshameles London …; and she has paid them 2d. thereof. (S) CCRs.
1/30/1363, Alice who was wife of William Bruyn Knight,
Robert de Marny knight …. Recognisance for £200, to be levied, in default
of payment, of their lands and chattels in Essex. (S) CCRs. [The money was used
to purchase the marriage and wardship of Ingelram from Walter Whithors. (S)
CCRs, 2/28/1363.]
2/6/1363, Licence, for 20 marks … by Alice late the wife of
William Bruyn who held of the king in chief, for her to marry whomsoever she
will of the king’s allegiance. (S) CPRs.
4/21/1363, Alice who was wife of William Bruyn knight to ….
Recognisance for £600 …, to be levied in Essex. (S) CCRs. [The next day,
at South Wokyndon, Alice sold the rights
to the whole manor of South Wokyndon for her life. (S) CCRs.]
[––Alice & Robert––]
Alice married 2nd Sir Robert de Marny.
6/24/1365, Quitclaim: Robert de Marny, Alice his wife, … (S)
UKNA.
10/8/1365 at London, Robert Marny, kt., and Alice his wife,
daughter and one of the heirs of Richard Lacer senior, her father, late
citizen, and sister and heir of Richard Lacer junior, … of the one part and
Katherine, who was the wife of John atte Pole of Shordich, the other daughter
and heir of Richard Lacer senior and sister and heir of Richard Lacer junior,
of the other part, witnesseth that, since Katherine sued out a writ in the
Husting against Robert and Alice to secure a sharing out of all the tenements
held by the late Richard and his father … an agreement was made between Robert
and Alice and … should have belonged to Alice of her purparty by enfeoffment
made to Alice before her marriage and Katherine in the following manner: [Alice
for her] purparty all the tenements between the church of St. Michael
Paternosterchirch and Bowelane on the south side and the tenement held by
Domengo de Espayne on the north and between the highway called le Reole on the
west and Walbrok and a long stable of Domengo's tenement on the east together
with the stone walls etc. belonging to the tenement and with access to light
for the 4 windows in the said tenements on the north side, 1 window in the wall
of the room, another in the wall of the solar at the end of the said room, one
in the wall of the kitchen and the fourth in the stone wall of a cellar, in
length and breadth as they are at present, with the gutters and other water
courses descending from the same tenements already built or to be built in the
future … Katherine has for her purparty … the purparty of the first party
[Alice] should be charged at 7 marks a year and the purparty of Katherine at 4
marks a year … (S) Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate, 1971, St. Michael
Paternoster.
3/13/1371, Joan who was wife of Thomas de Overton and
daughter of Sir William Bruyn knight, being a quitclaim with warranty to Sir
Robert de Marny knight, Dame Alice his wife mother of the said Joan, Ingelram
and Richard brothers of the said Joan, and the heirs and assigns of the said
Ingelram and Richard, of the manors of Southwokyndon co. Essex, Bekynham co.
Kent, Rounore and Migham co. Suthampton and Randolveston co. Dorset, now held
by the said Sir Robert and Alice. (S) CCRs.
12/2/1371, Robert de Marny, knight, and Alice his wife,
daughter of Richard Lacer, late citizen of London, demanded … 4 deeds … (S)
Calendar of Plea and Memoranda Rolls, V1, 1926.
1374, Sir Robert Marny made certain covenants with Dame
Katharine de la Pole, sometime the wife of Sir William de la Pole, and Sir Edmond
de la Pole, son and heir of the said William. (S) CPRs, 2/23/1484.
1376-7, “Robert de Marny to settle the manor of Kingsey on
himself, Alice his wife, and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
Ingram Bruyn.” (S) UKNA.
6/21/1377, Richard II, age 10, succeeded Edward III as King
of England.
6/12/1384, Robert de Marny, knight, and Alice, his wife,
querents … Kyngeseye. (S) Feet of Fines.
9/14/1385, On the birth of grandson Maurice, Thomas
Turvylle, on the second day after the baptism, Maurice was put to nurse at
Aveley, and he was sent to the same place by Alice wife of Robert Marny,
knight, aunt [grandmother] of Maurice, to see how Maurice was kept and
nursed, and he received a gold ring for his trouble. (S) Proof of Age of
Maurice, 9/23/1407.
1386, A fine ... parson of the church of Southwokyndon ... Robert
de Marny, knight, and Alice his wife, deforciants ... 200 marks of silver.
Essex. (S) CPRs, 2/23/1484.
1389, A fine ... parson of the church of Southwokyndon ...
Robert de Marny, knight, and Alice his wife, deforciants ... 500 marks of
silver. Essex. (S) CPRs, 2/23/1484.
By 10/29/1391, Alice died. (S) Robert de Marny knight, for
life, with remainder to Ingram Brun knight and the heirs male of his body,
remainder to William de Marny son and heir of the said Robert and to the heirs
male of his body, remainder to Maurice Brun knight, his heirs and assigns.
Indenture of gift with warranty of the manor of South Wokyndoun co. Essex. (S)
CCRs.
(S) A Gen. and Heraldic Hist. …, 1835, Burke, P205. (S)
Magna Carta Ancestry, P413.
Children of William
and Alice:
i. Joan Brune, born ~1350 in England.
Joan married Thomas de Overton.
1358, Joan and her husband received Rowner manor from her
father.
By 3/13/1371, Thomas died. [See record above.]
3/20/1371, Joan released all her right in the manor to her
mother, Dame Alice, and her husband, and to her brothers Ingram and Richard.
(S) CPRs, 2/23/1484.
ii. Ingelram Brune (950592), born 12/6/1353 in England. [Heir]
iii. Richard Brune, born ? in England.
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