1901412.
Earl Richard de Vere & 1901413.
Alice Sergeaux
9/1/1384, Alice born in
Colquite, Cornwall, England, 3rd d/o 3802826. Sir Richard Sergeaux & 3802827. Philippe de Arundel.
(S) The Well in the Desert, Holt, 2008, P113.
8/13/1385, Richard de Veer
born in England, heir & s/o 3802824.
Aubrey de Vere & 3802825. Alice Fitz Walter.
9/30/1393, Alice’s father
died.
1396, Alice Sergeaux coheir
to her brother Richard.
9/13/1399, Alice an heir to
her mother.
9/29/1399, Imprisoned Richard II resigned as king of
England.
10/13/1399, Henry IV crowned king of England.
[––Richard & Alice Holand––]
Bef. 1400, Richard married
to Alice, d/o John Holand, Duke of Exeter, brother of Richard II. [No
children.]
4/23/1400, Richard’s father
died.
1400, The Commons pray the
King [Henry IV] that Richard, Earl of Oxford, who had married Alice the
daughter of King Richard’s sister, may be restored to the Office of Chamberlain
of England, being his due inheritance, and taken away by violence by King R.2.
(S) Robert Cotton’s Records from the Tower of London.
[––Alice & Guy––]
Alice Sergeaux 1st
married to Guy Saint Aubyn of St. Erme, Cornwall. (S) CFRs. [Guy s/o 3802612.
Sir John St. Aubyn.]
5/23/1400, Writ for proof of
age of Alice wife of Guy de St. Aubyn, one of the daughters of Philippa, wife
of Richard Sergeaux, knight, in ward of John Cornewaill. Cornwall: Thomas
Meyny, senior, …, jurors, say that Alice was born at Colquite in the parish of
St. Mabyn and baptised in the church there on 1 Sept. 1384, and is therefore
aged 15. (S) CIsPM.
8/4/1400, Order to the escheator
in the county of Oxford, …, the king has taken the homage and fealty due from
William Marny, ‘chivaler,’ by reason of his having issue by Elizabeth his wife,
one of the sisters and heirs of Richard the son of Richard Sergeaux, ‘chivaler,’
and Philippa his wife, … of the inheritance of the said Elizabeth, Philippa,
whom Robert Passele has taken to wife and who is of full age …, Alice, a minor,
whom Guy de Sancto Albino has taken to wife, … and Joan, a minor, the fourth
daughter …. By K. (S) CFRs.
4/29/1401, Richard’s mother
died.
6/9/1401, IPM of Alice widow of Aubrey de Veer, earl of
Oxford. Essex: She held in dower: Steeple Bumpstead, the manor, of the
inheritance of Richard de Veer, son of the earl, ... Beaumont cum Moze, the
manor, … Stansted Mountfichet, a rent … She died on 29 April last. Richard her
son and heir was 16 on 15 Aug. last. (S) CIsPM.
10/16/1401, Grant, … to the
king’s kinsman Richard son and heir of Aubrey de Veer, late earl of Oxford, a
minor, … £100 yearly … (S) CPRs.
7/3/1403, Licence for the sub-prior
and convent of Thremhale, of the patronage of Richard, earl of Oxford, a minor
in the king’s custody, … (S) CPRs.
4/6/1405, Grant to Richard,
earl of Oxford, of £100. Yearly during his minority … in addition to 100£
yearly already granted. (S) CPRs.
12/21/1406, Grant, … to the
king’s kinsman Richard son and heir of Aubrey de Vere, late earl of Oxford,
that without proving his age he may have livery of the manors of Canefield and
Dounham [held by Philippa during his minority] … Grant, … Philippa late wife of
Robert de Veer, late duke of Ireland, and Richard son and heir of Aubrey de
Vere, late earl of Oxford, … manors of Langeley and Bradley, co. Berks … (S)
CPRs. [Philippa was Richard’s aunt, wife of deceased Robert de Vere, duke of
Ireland, granddaughter of Edward, the Black Prince.]
1/5/1407, Richard, earl of
Oxford, granted John Stoke for life the offices of parker and warrener of his
park and warren of Castlecampes, co. Cambridge. (S) CPRs.
[––Richard & Alice––]
1407, Richard, 11th
Earl of Oxford, married Alice Sergeaux.
1408-09, Special assize roll
and file, Leicestershire, Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham and others v Richard
Vere, earl of Oxford and others. (S) UKNA.
11/3/1410, Commission of
oyer and terminer to Richard Veer, earl of Oxford, … touching certain treasons
… county of Essex. (S) CPRs.
1412, Richard and Alice
granted the manor of Chesham … Buckingham, to Thomas Rolf, John Hende, … (S)
IPM of Richard.
7/11/1412, Richard granted the
manors of Langley and Bradley, Berkshire, to John Hende, … to hold to them and
their heirs and assigns without conditions or collusion. (S) IPM of Richard.
[Also properties in London, Buckingham, Rutland, and Kent.]
4/9/1413, Henry V crowned
king of England.
1415, Richard invested as a
Knight of the Garter.
8/6/1415, Richard wrote his
will: “Richard de Vere, Earl of Oxford, August 6, 1415. My body to be buried in
the Conventural Church of the Priory of Colne, in Essex, where my ancestors are
interred. To Alice, my wife, all my good and chattels, to pay my debts and my
funeral expences, and to dispose of the remainer to pious purposes.” (S)
Testamenta Vetusta, Nicolas, P193.
8/1415, Richard in King
Henry V’s force of 10000 landing at the mouth of the Seine. Richard and the
Duke of York were in command of the rear guard.
9/22/1415, Richard with
Henry V at the siege-conquest of Harfleur.
10/25/1415, With Henry V’s contingent of 5000, Richard a
commander at the battle of Agincourt, with 30 men-at-arms and 100 archers. Each
man-at-arms had a paige attending, and 2 or more horses. French forces numbered
20,000. Henry chose a spot where the superior French forces had to compress
between two patches of woods. The French attacked across a mud field in the
range of the English longbowmen. Due to an attack in his rear by French camp
followers, Henry ordered the killing of prisoners – many French nobility. After
3 hours of battle, French to English losses were 3 to 1. (S) Mr. Hunter's
Critical and Historical Tracts, Hunter, P26. (S) Dictionary of Battles,
Eggenberger, 1967.
11/30/1415, Conveyance by John Holand, esq. to Richard, Earl
of Oxford of the manors of Milton and Paston, granted to the said John by the
Crown for his life. (S) UKNA.
12/5/1415, … manor of Chesham, co. Buckingham, … under the
grant of Richard de Veer, earl of Oxford, and Alice his wife … (S) CPRs.
6/3/1416, Safe conduct for John lord of Lyne, prisoner of
Richard earl of Oxford. (S) Rymer’s Foedera, V9.
2/15/1417, Richard, Earl of
Oxford, died; buried at Earls Colne, Essex.
2/16/1417, Writ for IPM of
Richard de Veer, Earl of Oxford. Oxford: … He died on 15 Feb. last. …
Berkshire: … London: … Kent: … Middlesex: … Buckingham: … Suffolk: … John his
son and heir was aged 9 years on 23 April last. … Rutland: … Cornwall: He held
the manors of Poldue, Eathorne and Penhale with the advowson of St. Erme, and a
fair called ‘Langchepyn fayr’ held on 14 Sept., in right of Alice his wife; … Richard Sergeaux had 3 daughters Elizabeth,
Philippa and Alice. Elizabeth had issue Thomas Marny, knight, and died.
Philippa, Alice and Thomas claimed and entered the manors, as daughters of
Richard and son of Elizabeth, the other daughter. Alice married Richard de
Veer, earl of Oxford and he held only in right of Alice. … Richard also held a
rent of £10 from the manors of Argalles, Treowynen and Burngullow in right of
Alice his wife in dower of Guy St. Aubyn, her former husband. … Hertford: …
Essex: … [most lengthly] … Cambridge: … Leicester: … (S) CIsPM.
[––Alice––]
3/3/1419, To the escheator
in Cornwall. Order, upon petition of Alice countess of Oxford, Thomas Marny
knight, William Swynbourne esquire and Philippa his wife, to remove the king's
hand, and suffer them to have and peaceably enjoy the manors of Tremodret and
Trevelyn, and all issues and profits thereof taken … (S) CCRs. [The 3 the
co-heirs of Richard Sergeaux.]
5/18/1419, Lease by Thomas
Rolf, …, to Alice de Veer, Countess of Oxford, of the manors of Market,
Overton, Rutland, and Milton and Paston, Northamptonshire, for her lifetime,
with remainder to Richard and Robert the sons of the late Richard, Earl of
Oxford and of the said Alice. (S) UKNA.
10/16/1420, IPM of Philippa,
sister of Alice: … descended to Alice, now countess of Oxford, … Elizabeth
mother of Thomas Marney, knight, deceased, as daughters and heirs of Richard
Sergeaux and his wife Philippa. (S) CIsPM.
5/4/1421, Alice countess of
Oxford and John Mortymer knight to Jo…. Quitclaim of the manor of Lodewyke co.
Hertford, … which the said countess and John with others had by feoffment of
John Bassyngborne esquire. (S) CCRs.
Bef. 10/13/1421, Alice
married 3rd Nicholas Thorley without licence, causing the loss of
her dower lands. (S) CPRs.
Aft. 1421, Joan, widow of
Thomas Aspall, states that although Richard Veer, formerly Earl of Oxford,
enfeoffed 3 men with certain tenements, with the intention that they should pay
his debts, his widow [Alice] and executrix takes the profits of these
tenements. The petitioner has long sued to the countess for restitution … She
asks that the Countess, Nicholas Thorley, her new husband, Thomas Rolf and
Walter [Burgate] might be ordered to appear before the Duke and lords to show
why she has not had restitution; … (S) UKNA.
5/16/1424, … manor of Poldu
[Essex] the grantors had by fine levied in the king's court, by feoffment of
Nicholas Thorley esquire and Alice his wife countess of Oxford. Witnesses: John
Arundell knight, … (S) CCRs.
4/1426, Alice, countess of
Oxford, of the diocese of London, obtained a papal indult for plenary
remission. (S) Lateran Regesta, 258.
11/24/1426, Alice and
Nicholas granted her dower lands “with the mesne profits” after paying a fine
of £100.(S) CPRs.
9/16/1442, … John earl of
Oxford. Recognisance for 500 marks, … and John Halle shall deliver up in
chancery all charters, evidences, writings and muniments concerning lordships,
manors, lands etc. of the earl and of Alice countess of Oxford his mother which
are in their keeping … (S) CCRs.
1449-51, 2-year account roll
of the General receiver of Lady Alice Veer, Countess of Oxford, in Cornwall. … Total
receipts £94 14s 8 1/2d. … Outgoing expenses: … Total £88 18s 10 3/4d. … (S)
UKNA.
5/8/1452, Alice died; buried
with Richard.
(S) Magna Carta Ancestry, P859.
Child of Richard
and Alice: [2 sons]
i. John de Vere (950706), born 4/23/1408 in England.
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